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Old 02-01-2009, 03:41 PM   #28
Alisa
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Originally Posted by coolcat1901 View Post
I agree, Amazon Prime is key. You can order a $5 dvd and has it shipped with 2 day shipping... not sure how they make any profit unless people pay $80 and never use it. I know I've used a heck of a lot more then $80 worth of shipping!
Prime pays for itself just with my Christmas shopping. Now if they could cut me a deal on the wrapping, I'd be thrilled.
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