Martin Lewis’s MSE reveals ‘hidden’ Amazon store selling items cheaply
MARTIN Lewis’ Money Saving Expert team have shared a way you can save money online.
The store is a ‘hidden’ platform provided by one of the largest online retailers in the world: Amazon.
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MSE reveals shoppers looking for bargains should visit Amazon Warehouse.
This is the site where Amazon sells returned and slightly damaged goods at a discounted price.
MSE posted on X that: “Amazon Warehouse sells returned or slightly damaged items cheaply AND we have a tool to help you find the hidden bargains.”
The tool is a search bar where deal hunters can search Amazon Warehouse for the best priced and quality items.
On Amazon Warehouse’s website, the store says it “thoroughly checks the quality of each item” and inspects all products before reselling.
That means shoppers can get good quality items for just a fraction of the price.
Amazon Warehouse also rates the condition of the listing as ‘very good’, ‘like new’, ‘good’ or ‘acceptable’ so buyers can expect the quality of their purchase.
Money Saving Expert revealed that customers are unlikely to receive a warranty on the products, but will still have certain consumer rights over their purchase.
Currently, a pair of second-generation Apple AirPods in acceptable used condition is selling for £173.86.
A new pair of second-generation AirPods is selling for £229 from Apple.
MSE posted a testimonial on X where a customer could save money on a purchase.
The customer said: “I didn’t know about Amazon Warehouse until Martin’s newsletter. I just bought a new Exho Show 8 camera, normally €110, for €55. Awesome!”
Discounts on Amazon, like Prime Day, come on top of the lower prices, so shoppers can save even more money.
Martin Lewis reveals the 43% price increase for Ring Doorbell
Martin Lewis has shared a way to avoid Ring Doorbell’s upcoming subscription price increases.
The Amazon-owned company faced anger from customers after announcing that the cost of its Protect Basic plan will increase by 43 percent in March.
From March 11, monthly subscribers will now have to pay £4.99 instead of £3.49 – an increase of £1.50.
And those who choose to pay for a year in advance will face a £15 increase, from £34.99 to £49.99 for the 12 months.
Martin Lewis says users can cancel today and get a pro-rata refund for the remainder of their subscription – it’s penalty-free too.
You can then take out an annual subscription before March 11 for the current price of £34.99. After that it goes up to £49.99.
However, he does warn that this step may result in the loss of saved videos, so check this first and consider your options.
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