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"Window shopping" on Amazon - does anyone else do this?

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stealthsquiggle · 21/08/2007 18:15

I currently have £47 worth of books in my basket on Amazon - mostly recommendations from MNers. Now there is no way I can justify completing the purchase, but they will stay there for me to gaze at wistfully for ages until I have to buy something for someone else and then I will "save for later" most of them and buy a couple.

I know I should get myself down to the library, but I like owning books.

Does anyone else do this, or am I the only sad wishful thinker?!

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LadyVictoriaOfCake · 21/08/2007 18:18

why dot you set up a wishlist so people can access it for birthdays and xmas?

stealthsquiggle · 21/08/2007 18:19

That would be organised Misdee -

  • plus at least half of the list is for the DC - but yes, I will (shame it is 10 months till my birthday!!)
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FunkyGlassSlipper · 21/08/2007 18:21

yes i do this.

admylin · 21/08/2007 18:22

I did that last year and got a lovely xmas parcel of books from my wishlist. My list is quite long so it will always be a surprise too - and I keep adding to it!

TwoIfBySea · 21/08/2007 21:39

I do online opinion polls that accrue vouchers for, amongst others, Amazon. I get really choosy what is on my wishlist and then work to getting enough vouchers so I can buy what I like (and what I need for my OU course.)

poppy34 · 23/08/2007 11:37

I put them in wishlist then every so often I refine it as may have read them etc. The only thing is that I think only once in the last 2 years has anyone actually looked at my wishlist

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