Best Amazon Stores

Amazon is a great place to shop online. Everybody is excited about the huge numbers of products, including branded, that are selling on Amazon. People also love the Amazon Prime service. But not every Amazon seller in the US ships items worldwide. In our long list of the best Amazon sellers, we have collected only the stores that offering an international shipping option.

Women's Clothing on Amazon

Men's Clothing on Amazon

Bags, Shoes & Accessories

Children's clothes, shoes, babywear, and toys

Smartphones, tablets, laptops and other electronic devices

Home & Kitchen Products

Health & Beauty Products on Amazon

Jewelry for Women

Sporting Goods, Fishing & Outdoor Gear

Miscellaneous Goods on Amazon

Amazon Money-Saving Tips

Recently I found out I was obsessed with shopping on Amazon for every little thing I need in the house. It all started one Thanksgiving when I ordered presents on Amazon through Amazon Prime.

Within 24 hours, everything I ordered was delivered to my doorstep. That completely swept me off my feet! Everything I had ordered, from the instant film camera to the butter churner, got to me within a day. It was thrilling.

On the other side, unfortunately, this frivolous spending continued, I couldn’t stop - until recently, when I learnt how to save a reasonable sum of money while shopping on Amazon. Before that, I'd always lost lots of money, all thanks to impulsive purchases and FOMO “fear of missing out.”

Along the line, I found ways to redeem myself, or at least justify my incessant shopping on Amazon, by devising money-saving tricks whenever I shopped on Amazon. And I’m ready to share those tricks with you.

Sign up for an Amazon Prime free trial, then cancel before you’re charged

Amazon Prime is a subscription service on Amazon that ensures that any item you buy bearing the Prime tag will be shipped to you within a day or two. The downside is that the Amazon Prime subscription can be used for free for 30 days, after which you’ll be charged $119 yearly (or $13 monthly).

Now here’s the trick: use up your 30 days free trial, then cancel the subscription a day before the 30-day trial expires so you won’t be charged. Yeah you heard right!

Do not underestimate the Amazon warehouse option when shopping

Here’s another tip: Did you know that Amazon has a warehouse option on their website? Not many people know this, – and you heard it here first! So what’s this warehouse section about? Do they sell items that differ form from the ones on the main website? No, this warehouse section houses items that were bought and returned by customers.

For example, let’s say I want a PlayStation 4 console, 1 terabyte, the slim version. I check Amazon - and voila, I find the console I want selling at $299. I order it and it gets to me, but unfortunately it's the black version. I wanted the white version. Now, this is not my fault, nor is it Amazon’s. The specific color wasn’t written on the website. Because of this, I am eligible to return it, that I haven’t used the item or dismantled it.

Amazon receives the returned item; of course, they can’t relist it as new, so they’ll send it over to the warehouse. Amazon then lists the item as “almost new", "opened box" or "like new” at Amazon Warehouse Deals.

That is to say, though the item is unsealed, all the parts are intact and the item has not been used. Now how does Amazon present the offer to the public – and how does it lure customer to buy such items?

It’s very simple, and the reasons aren’t farfetched. Amazon lists the product at $50 off, so you can save $50 by buying such an item. Who needs the seal, after all? All you need is the console, and Amazon already gave you their word, so you’re fine.

You can use the Wish list and coupon

If you have an Amazon coupon, you can head to the coupon section and buy items with the coupon to reduce the total amount to be paid. The wish list is usually created by you. The list comprises various items you want to buy perhaps are priced too high for you.

The good thing is that, when any of the prices are reduced, Amazon will reach out by mail to inform you so you can go ahead and buy the item, thus saving you some extra bucks.

List of International Amazon Sites

Amazon operates not only in the US, but worldwide. Here's a list of foreign Amazon websites that use local languages and currencies:

• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
• China
• France
• Germany
• Great Britain
• India
• Italy
• Japan
• Mexico
• Netherlands
• Singapore
• Spain
• United Arab Emirates - former Souq.com

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About the Author

Sergey Karpenko is a co-founder of Asian-links.com and an online shopping expert.

E-commerce evolves at a rapid pace. Mobile shopping, AR, AI, and big data are transforming the way we shop online. Sergey will keep you up to date with all the current technologies that are enhancing global e-commerce.

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