I do use the various rating systems and for this reason alone I will check across multiple sites to see how various sites rate sellers. One of the challenges of buying on-line is that many of the sellers are unknown to me. An enormous number of stores like to play games where they will set a low price for an item but charge a huge amount of money for shipping. Also on some rarer items sold by smaller companies the price comparison services won't be able to provide shipping costs. One warning about these services is that I not infrequently find that the price advertised on the comparison services are not the same price offered on the seller's website but (strangely enough) I tend to find that when this discrepancy occurs it is with a seller I wouldn't want to use anyway. Sometimes I will find better prices on one of these services than Yahoo but usually by only a few bucks. NexTag has a nifty feature that shows the price history over time of the item. , NexTag, mySimon – All three are direct competitors to Yahoo and offer similar features such as including shipping charges.
Goland pricing software#
There are a few other sites I check out as well.Įbay – I almost never find better prices here but for strange things and some software it can be very useful Random but excellent – Consumer Reports (I pay for an on-line membership here as well) Restaurants – Zagat (I pay for the on-line membership) There are a couple of on-line price comparison services I have found extremely useful.īooks – Best Web Buys (I usually end up buying at Buy.Com)
I check prices on just about everything I buy on-line.
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