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    Have you tried the free Amazon Warehouse tool?

    JamieBy JamieDecember 5, 2022Updated:June 9, 20252 Mins Read
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    Need to buy specific items and want to pay less? Between sales and want to bag a bargain? Have you tried the Amazon Warehouse?

    The Amazon Warehouse is where you’ll find a massive range of discounted goods from the huge retailer.

    Most items you’ll find here are returns, open box products or used. All will be fully refurbished and in good condition and will be much cheaper than buying new.

    Understandably, Amazon doesn’t advertise the warehouse much. There’s more profit in selling new items after all.

    But the retailer uses the warehouse to shift unwanted inventory at knock-down prices.

    You can shop at the Amazon Warehouse direct but, like the rest of the store, browsing is incredibly time-consuming and search is questionable.

    However, MoneySavingExpert has an Amazon Warehouse Discount Finder that’s much better.

    It lists the current top deals in a range of categories and has a series of filters and a search function that’s much more reliable than Amazon’s own.

    Any time is a good time to use the Amazon Warehouse, but after Christmas and big sales is a particularly good time.

    All products will have been checked before being listed and should work perfectly. You’ll see a helpful condition description in the listing.

    You may see minor marks or signs of use on some items, but it won’t interfere with how they work or get in the way.

    In return for accepting something slightly less than perfect, you get to save money and prevent any of it going to landfill.

    That must make it worth trying!

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