Ordering from Amazon

[Chester's Mum]

I've been looking for some new guidebooks, as I've read every word in my UG2005 and dog eared the pages until it looks like it will fall apart. I noticed on ALLEARSNET a link to amazon.com. They have passporters, imagineering field guide etc. I was wondering if anyone had ordered from them. What is the delivery method? Would it be through the regular post? Purolator is a bit of a hike from my house, so I'd rather not have it delivered by them. Are the delivery charges excessive? Is there any Canadian book site that has these guides?

 

[drag n' fly]

I have ordered from amazon.ca many times and have pre-ordered some 2007 WDW guide books. I always spend over 39 dollars so I can get the free shipping and it is always delivered straight to my door! You can track your orders online also. Have not had any problems at all!

 

[Best_Vacation_EVER!]

We order from Amazon all the time and have never had a problem --- for most books, DVDs, etc... their prices are really the best around. The items are shipped by Canada Post so the items will be delivered to your door (or your superbox, depending on the service Canada Post offers in your area.)

 

[pxlbarrel]

Check the Canadian version of Amazon (amazon.ca) before you decide to order from the American site. As mentioned above, if you spend over $39, shipping is free in Canada.

Also, if this is your first time ordering anything from amazon.ca, there is a coupon code that will take $10 off your order if your order is over $50 and you use a VISA card. (coupon code is: MAPJUNNCSAVE ) That code expires, apparently, on October 31. These codes are always around for first time purchasers though so don't feel rushed to buy.

I usually discover my order short of that magical $39 so I end up buying a Disney dvd. LOL

 

[Chester's Mum]

Thanks for the info. Didn't know there was a Canadian version of Amazon. I'll try it.