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rozneesitcn 07-10-2012 06:44 PM

How to hide used items on Amazon & Play.com !?
 
I'm trying to look for a new camera for work (not used by me but for my workplace to have it) and on Amazon I can filter my price range - great, but I can't filter off ****ing used items. I want to buy a NEW camera and preferably from AMAZON and not some random seller who I don't know and may not have any warranty with.

I also tried Play.com and found this was exactly the same in which I could filter my price range / desired camera but almost all of them were 'used' or ****ing lens-less. Is there a website outside where I can actually buy directly from them a new camera at the price I want and is new and not ****ing second hand?!

Tam04xa 07-10-2012 10:24 PM

Is the camera you're after one that's not discontinued?

rozneesitcn 07-10-2012 11:48 PM

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Is the camera you're after one that's not discontinued?
I'm not after a particular camera, I'm just looking for a camera but it needs to be be new and up to £400. I can filter the price range but I can't filter it being new / not used (and from some random place)

Ladbarbastirm 07-11-2012 01:49 AM

The closest thing is the "fulfilled by amazon" check box.

rozneesitcn 07-11-2012 02:25 AM

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The closest thing is the "fulfilled by amazon" check box.
Ahah, that's better, thank you!

Ladbarbastirm 08-10-2012 07:55 PM

I agree with you. If I want used parts or a different seller I will go to ebay. I don't like that stuff littering up my amazon searches.

gariharrr 08-10-2012 08:06 PM

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I agree with you. If I want used parts or a different seller I will go to ebay. I don't like that stuff littering up my amazon searches.
A lot of people prefer to use Amazon for buying/selling second hand items.

As for new items what does it matter if its not actually Amazon selling it? You still have all your consumer rights, plus Amazon's own protection.

esdfsdflast 08-10-2012 09:11 PM

http://graviton.me/ebay-vs-amazon-uk-comscore/

I think this is how bunglevision works.... ^

Facts bungle. Don't try argue it as i won't see it any other way (just like you) ... Maybe now you will see what bunglevision is.

gariharrr 08-10-2012 10:30 PM

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http://graviton.me/ebay-vs-amazon-uk-comscore/

I think this is how bunglevision works.... ^

Facts bungle. Don't try argue it as i won't see it any other way (just like you) ... Maybe now you will see what bunglevision is.
As soon as I saw your name I knew it would be another pointless rant. The fact that stated that you're not interested in any other point of view (the very thing you accused me of) says it all really

Nothing in that link disproves anything I've said. I did not say that everyone prefers Amazon, nor did I say most people do. What I said was that a lot do, which should be clear enough if one hangs around various forums - peoe are for ever complaining about the way eBay is run.

If anything that link backs me up because it says Amazon's numbers are growing.

esdfsdflast 08-10-2012 10:43 PM

lol. But the larger number is on the ebay side.... which means a lot of people still prefer ebay to amazon.

My post is you. It was there to imitate you hence what i said which you probably didn't read (or it didn't go in being the more likely). Your a waste of space on this forum. There is no helping you so i give up. Would be ok if there was only 1 or 2 who think this about your posts (i wont say you as we have never met (hopefully never will) but the numbers far exceed that. Anyway, see you later lol.

gariharrr 08-10-2012 10:56 PM

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lol. But the larger number is on the ebay side.... which means a lot of people still prefer ebay to amazon.

My post is you. It was there to imitate you hence what i said which you probably didn't read (or it didn't go in being the more likely). Your a waste of space on this forum. There is no helping you so i give up. Would be ok if there was only 1 or 2 who think this about your posts (i wont say you as we have never met (hopefully never will) but the numbers far exceed that. Anyway, see you later lol.
Go and look up "a lot" in a dictionary. It does not mean the same as "most". You clear have difficulty understanding that......

I have never said I'm not interested in others' points of views.

I'm not interested in playing your games again. Like I said: a rant.

Eviftilia 09-10-2012 11:00 AM

Purextc69, I have no idea what you are going on about. Bungle is right. Anything sold on Amazon is covered by Amazon itself. Anyone that prefers eBay to amazon is woefully ignorant, and deserves to get f**ked in the bunglehole.

esdfsdflast 09-10-2012 04:10 PM

You wouldn't have any idea what I am going on about if you can't read...I never said he was wrong about things being sold on Amazon being covered by Amazon, because that is correct. I never mentioned it. And i agree with your second statement. But the fact is more people visit ebay than Amazon...

Tam04xa 09-10-2012 04:36 PM

Bungle is right on this occasion. A lot of people do like Amazon for second hand items. This statement has nothing to do with ebay.

Don't try pick fault with everything Bungle says because he isn't always going to be wrong.

esdfsdflast 09-10-2012 05:03 PM

He was responding to someone's comment about preferring to go to ebay. So it did have something to do with it.

Gymngatagaica 09-10-2012 07:16 PM

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But the fact is more people visit ebay than Amazon...
http://www.ecommercebytes.com/C/abbl...263752913.html (Old data now but clearly shows a trend in favour of Amazon)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datab...ay-2012-google

http://www.businesswire.com/news/hom...-Visits-Amazon

I would say more people visit Amazon.

esdfsdflast 09-10-2012 08:02 PM

I stand corrected...


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