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I was watching something on the TV yesterday which said that if you buy something from Amazon.co.uk directly, and within 30 days they lower the price of the item, even if its by a quid or so, you can claim the difference.
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If the price drops claim the cash back. If the price youve paid is lowered within 30 days of purchase you can be credited with the difference, although Amazon wont do it automatically, you have to ask for it, so its always worth keeping an eye out.
Simply visit your account and look at each invoice from the last thirty days and click on each item to view its current price. Compare this to the price you paid and if theres a difference, copy down the order number and go to the Return and Refunds Contact Form page to report it.
Would be interesting to see if it actually works.
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If the price drops claim the cash back. If the price youve paid is lowered within 30 days of purchase you can be credited with the difference, although Amazon wont do it automatically, you have to ask for it, so its always worth keeping an eye out.
Simply visit your account and look at each invoice from the last thirty days and click on each item to view its current price. Compare this to the price you paid and if theres a difference, copy down the order number and go to the Return and Refunds Contact Form page to report it.
Would be interesting to see if it actually works.