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81. Log in to your Amazon account. Click the Credit Redeem page. Click the "Enter Your Code" button. It will bring up a dialog with almost all your credit balances. Visit this NoRushCredits link to see your Your No-Rush Reward Balances and when they expire.
61. Unfortunately, Amazon does not regard the NOT operator anymore (negative keyword search). Workaround: use Google Search with for example: site:amazon.com lightbulbs -led. This will give you all lightbulbs that are not LED. Of course, you don't have the sorting-order of Amazon's search engine anymore.
Amazon will often list an item's price as a range. As an example, I just searched for "tshirt" and the first item was a Russell Athletic shirt (ASIN is B0007IBYO6), with a price range of $4.99 - $10.00 shown in the search results. When I click on the item, the price is then listed as $5.81 - $10.00.
I was searching for Printing Paper, and using the "Count" parameter it gave mixed results. Amazon seems to provide a "price/100 Sheets" value for most of these items. Sometimes they're also provided as "price/stück" (sic, German) or missing altogether. Also including the shipping costs or excluding non-Prime items would be helpful. –
Just as information: The bookmarklet is just an easy way to execute the following code in the context of the Amazon product page, without creating a complete browser plugin.
Taxes, shipping and handling, and gift wrap charges, if applicable, do not apply when determining the minimum purchase amount.For qualifying purchases, a promotional credit of £5 will be automatically applied to the Amazon.com Prime account that was used to purchase the Amazon.com Gift Card (s) within two (2) days after the qualifying order ...
You could use Amazon's Product Advertising API, or another method (e.g. web scraping with PhantomJS). If this is all you need, you could use prebuilt tools like camelcamelcamel or thetracktor.com. Next, you need a way to complete the purchase. The Zinc API will allow you to place an order to Amazon on your account using a couple of API calls ...
Say a book has 10 reviews on amazon.com and 2 reviews each on amazon.co.uk, amazon.it and amazon.in, is there a way to aggregate all 16 reviews?
You can only view reviews all of the same rating or all of them together. You can't have it group reviews with four stars (★★★★☆) and five stars (★★★★★) together. On top of this, Amazon only allows you to rate based on whole stars. Therefore you cannot filter by half stars, like 3.5 (★★★♦☆), which are non-existent ...
Any method that works is good. Append the following to the end of the URL in order to have the items with the most reviews at the top: &s=review-count-rank. It doesn't give exactly the behavior you are requesting, but it should make it easier to find products with a substantial number of reviews. You can create a bookmark to do this for you by ...