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About Amazon:
Amazon was founded in 1993 by Jeff Bezos and is the most substantial online retailer in the United States. With headquarters in Seattle, Washington, Amazon.com provides its customers with online access to both retail products and a significant inventory of used products. Originally developed as a major book seller, Amazon has grown exponentially and now is a major source of electronics (television and video, home audio and theater, camera and photo, cell phones and services, video games, Mp3 and media players, car electronics, home appliances’ and musical instruments), household goods (Kitchen and dining, furniture and décor, bedding and bath, home appliances, vacuums and storage, home improvement, patio, lawn and garden, pet supplies, and sewing, craft and hobby), grocery (natural and organic, gourmet food, health and personal care, and beauty), toys and games (for baby, kids, video games, software) apparel (clothing, shoes, jewelry, and watches) Sports and outdoor (exercise and fitness, outdoor recreation, action sports, team sports, cycling, golf, fan gear) and tools (power and hand tools, home improvement, outdoor power equipment, automotive, motorcycle and ATV, industrial and scientific).
New to many, but growing in popularity is the Amazon Kindle. The Amazon Kindle was developed in 2007 and is one of the major income streams of the company. It offers the ability to import quite literally thousands of books and has the ability to connect over Wi-Fi connection to access the Amazon store for new purchases. The six-inch wireless reading device is no thicker than most magazines at just over 1/3 of an inch. Its weight, at 10.2 ounces makes toting the Kindle a far better choice than lugging around a traditional book. It’s even lighter than a paperback. You don’t even need a computer to download books at the astounding rate of 60 seconds per book! It boasts a paper like display with many shades of gray for the traditionalist in all of us that has a hard time letting go of the look and feel of a traditional book. With its capacity to hold over 1,500 books in its library, Kindle allows the consumer to never be without a good read. The service also provides free book samples, so that the consumer might read the first few chapters before committing to the purchase. Most books on the New York Times Best Seller List as well as new releases are sold for $9.99 unless otherwise advertised.
Additionally, Amazon has an extensive selection of Mp3s, most available for under a dollar that rivals iTunes in terms of spread. The Mp3s that are available from Amazon.com are DRM-free; they can be immediately played on any Mp3 player without the digital rights restrictions.
Amazon was named for the South American river and it’s apparently infinite amount of far reaching branches, echoing the idea that Amazon.com would reach out beyond anyone’s wildest expectations. What started out as a simple idea, “How can I harness the power of the newly born but wildly growing Internet to sell a product?” turned into a billion dollar question. Bezos chose books as his product as there was no mail order catalogue for a universal source of publications. Bezos put two and two together and came up with the idea for an online warehouse of books that could be easily accessed by the consumer via the growing power of the World Wide Web. He learned all he could about the book business in general, and leaning on his already substantial working knowledge of computer science, coding, and language in combination with his expertise in the stock market and its fluctuation activities, Bezos set up shop in his two bedroom Seattle house. Bezos has always relied on his friends and family to help with the workload. The beginning was no exception. He asked 300 of his nearest and dearest to help test the prototype system. It was an almost instant success. Within 30 days of being open for online business, without advertising and relying solely on word of mouth press, Amazon had conducted business in all fifty states and in forty-five countries world wide.
In addition to being one of the kings of the online warehouses, complete with a vast array of Amazon coupons, Amazon also features many programs for business. There are ways to buy and sell personal products with Amazon, there are ways to produce professional quality publications on the consumers’ own timetable and with minimal upfront commitment on the part of the consumer. A consumer interested in having Amazon’s help in managing their websites is in luck! Amazon features just such a thing. There are also links to educate the consumer in ways to advertise with Amazon.
There are two separate programs designed to help users sell their "stuff" online. The Sell on Amazon program allows sellers to reach millions of potential buyers at once, without suffering the penalty of a per-product fee. For the beginner, Amazon features a more basic program. For those sellers with just a few things to unload Amazon provides the Sell Your Stuff here program. The benefit of this program is that there is no cost to the seller until the products are actually sold.
For the aspiring writer, Amazon has two self-publication programs. CreateSpace and BookSurge both highlight tools to be used by the consumer in the aide of manufacturing their publications. Products are manufactured as they are ordered, so that they always remain "in stock" and eliminating the need for an investment upfront by the author.
Amazon Web Services is an invaluable tool for the consumer looking for big help in the management of their websites. Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, and Amazon SQS are services that allow for the cutting of fixed costs and the building and maintenance of the consumer’s web-based infrastructure. Amazon helps keep costs down, while maximizing and developing web applications for the consumer. There is even a Webstore by Amazon feature which allows the consumer to tap into the power of the Amazon technology in order to back their own branded online store. Credit card processing as well as Fraud Protection are also included.
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07/12/09: I wanted to find my son a walker to help him get around the house. I first shopped around local stores to see what they had to offer. After I was unable to find what I was looking for, I decided to look online for an Amazon promotion code. I went to Amazon.com and went to the baby department and searched for walkers under baby gear. The selection Amazon had to offer was great, there were 47 items for me to choose from. I was impressed to say the least. There on one site for me to see, were the descriptions, reviews and prices listed for me easily compare the walkers. I ended up choosing the Graco Mobile Entertainer Jungle Crew because it had great reviews and to me was gender neutral. I was able to get free shipping on it as well. The walker arrived yesterday, and my husband put it together immediately. We put our son in it to see what he thought about it, he seems to really enjoy it. I am so happy that I went to Amazon.com, they had exactly what I had been looking for. – M. Jackson
11/18/09: Amazon.com has a deal of the day section which is really cool. I like to check it out to see what the item is every time I go online. You never know what it will be or if it is something you need. Today’s deal of the day was perfect for me. It really wasn’t anything I was looking for but something everyone can use at a price that couldn’t be beat. Amazon.com’s deal of the day is Pike Street Down Comforters, at a ridiculously low price of $39.99 for any size and color, that is a 73% savings off the retail price. I ended up ordering one for every bedroom in my house! – N. King
7/30/09: With school right around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about pulling an Amazon promotion code and buying a new laptop or upgrading your current notebook or desktop to make sure you have the horsepower to succeed in the classroom. Amazon has the best deals online on memory upgrades, peripherals, monitors and the little things you need, like locks and backpacks that can hold a laptop whether you are going to school or work.
Lately Amazon has added a great selection of web cams and wireless keyboards to make you more efficient in your work. More and more students are using a laptop at school and dropping it into a docking station back at the house so they can make use of larger dual monitors and external keyboards.
Amazon also has a computer and accessories “outlet” page that has everything from refills for your printer to headsets…really every electronic device that you might need to max out your computer experience. We recently purchased a backup hard drive for our home network for thirty percent off the previously discounted price. That’s hard to beat. Be sure to check out the outlet page before you buy. Jimmy V.
5/12/09: So, are you still reading newspapers and getting all that newsprint all over your hands each morning at the breakfast table or on the train on your way into work? You are behind the times. Amazon has facilitated the revolution in publication with sales of the Kindle. The first time you see a Kindle, you won’t believe your eyes, because it reads much like a book or newspaper (without the newsprint). The picture is crystal clear and you can adjust the size of the print. Folks who swore they would never read their morning paper online are now using the Kindle and left newsprint in the dust. Coming soon to Amazon is the new Kindle DX with a screen 2 ½ time the size of the Kindle. With hundreds of thousands of titles to pick from, you will find no shortage of content for your new Kindle DX. Plus, you can take all your personal and professional document with you on a Kindle and read them as if the hard copy were in your hands. Since it is wireless, you can easily get any title in a New York Minute, and email yourself documents that you want to have with you when you travel. Get in line for the new Kindle DX at Amazon and before you buy, be sure to get an Amazon promotion code. --Jimmy V. 4/14/09: If you have a business or organization that you wish to purchase products or supplies for, you can accomodate all your needs with an Amazon corporate account. Business owners, teachers, government procurement officers and all kinds of purchasing officers have taken advantage of the prices and purchasing power made available by the Amazon marketplace. A corporate account gives you all the tools you need to get started quickly. Moreover, you can enroll for a business credit line to further leverage your buying power. Applications are quick and convenient. You can make your business credit line available to select employees and track online purchases and payments and pull up detailed invoices. Simply apply for a Full Credit Line which is suitable for schools, government and large businesses. There is no fee and you will pay your account in full each month. Another alternative is a Revolving Credit Line which is most suitable for small and mid-sized organizations that want flexible monthly payments to accomodate their cash flow needs. Jimmy V. 4/08/09: Got old textbooks lying around? If you are like me, you finish the semester and look at the books you barely opened but spent hundreds of dollars on only months before. Well, now you can sell them without ever leaving your home. Amazon Marketplace gives you a forum to offer your old textbooks to millions of customers worldwide. They will be offered side by side with all the books offered by Amazon.com! The best part, you pay no fees or costs unless the books actually sell. How do you do it? Check out Amazon's tutorial on "Selling on Amazon.com" which is linked from the homepage. Once you sell your books, you are all set to purchase your supplies for next semester directly from Amazon. Visit PromotionCode.org to get an Amazon promotion code and save extra funds. School doesn't have to be that expensive! Jimmy V. 3/26/09: Amazon is the premier site for internet shopping, with millions of visitors each day coming to purchase everything from books and music to jewelry. If you plan on making a purchase, be sure to first visit PromotionCode.org for an Amazon promotion code. Amazon makes it easy to use coupons and promotion codes on their site, which makes the shopping experience a smooth one. Before you buy, look carefully to see if it carries a special offer or promotion. If you are buying groceries, normally you will get free delivery. Also, consider enrolling in Amazon Prime. You can try Amazon Prime free for a month if you are a new member and there is no obligation. You can cancel anytime. With the membership you get Unlimited FREE Two-Day Shipping or Upgrade to One-Day Shipping for only $3.99 and there is no minimum order size. Best of all you can cancel anytime before your Free Trial is over and not have to pay the $79 annual fee. Remember to always check a coupon or promotion codes's expiration date before using it. Often Amazon codes espire within a week. Jimmy V. 3/25/09: Amazon is the acknowledged world's biggest online virtual retailer offering everything from books and music, where they got their start, to electronics, software, jewelry and more. Their growth is largely due to word of mouth about ease of purchase and rock bottom pricing. To find the item you want to purchase, simply run a search on the Amazon homepage and you will be overwhelmed with choices. Once you find the item you want to purchase visit PromotionCode.org for an Amazon promotion code which will help you save additional money on an already low price. During checkout simply enter the promotion code and hit "apply code". Shopping is always more fun when you know you've got the best deal available, of which you can be assured at Amazon.com. Jimmy V.
Using Amazon Promotion Codes: To activate the listed promotion codes, simply copy and paste the promotion code listed into the box on the merchant's site. Codes typically offer things such as modest discount and some have a free shipping code. There is usually a button that will let you update your cart with the code entered so you know it works. Because almost all of our Amazon promo codes are submitted by our visitors, we cannot assume any responsibility for their accuracy or validity. By indicating if a code worked or did not work, you help visitors down the line know in advance if they can expect a code to work.
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