Kindle Deals: Not All Cheap Kindle Deals Are Created Equal

Dec. 7, 2009 - PRLog -- For those trying to find the cheapest Kindle deals, the internet can be the ultimate resource. There are hundreds of sites online promising discounts for all sorts of products, including the Amazon Kindle wireless reader. However, trying to buy a cheap Kindle reading device can turn into a nightmare, even when buying from some of the more traditional online marketplaces. Let's see why and, more importantly, how to prevent it while still being able to get a bargain on Kindle readers for sale.

One of the websites many customers turn to when looking for Kindle deals is usually ebay. Known worldwide for their bargains, ebay auctions can nonetheless be a major disappointment for many reasons. First of all, while it seems pretty easy to look up a seller's reputation, it's also true that many times these reputations are fabricated by initially selling plenty of low cost items and/or exchanging reputation 'votes'. Also, Kindle bidders need to know exactly when to get into an auction and when to get out of a bidding war, or they can end up paying for a used Kindle reader more than they would for a new one at Amazon - besides, buyers deal with private parties, not with ebay itself -. In a word, the final outcome does not depend exclusively on the buyer and his knowledge of Kindle wireless readers, but on a myriad of variables he has no control of.

Then there's the case of Craigslist and other online and off-line Classifieds. Searching for cheap Kindle deals a these huge marketplaces can be even more risky than going to online auctions. With the new increased popularity of Craigslist and the such, scams seem to be flourishing, and electronics seem to be one of their favorite niches due to their usually higher prices. What's more, customers are again buying an Amazon Kindle reader from unknown individuals whose reputation they know nothing about, nor do they have any way to check.

Unfortunately, what many people don't know is that they could still buy a cheap Kindle at Amazon itself for 10%-20% less if they only knew how to look for them properly. This way, customers can enjoy Amazon's guarantee and easy selling process while getting great Kindle discounts, too. For more information on how to get the cheapest Kindle deals at Amazon and updated reviews of Kindles 1, 2 and DX, you can go to http://www.squidoo.com/BUY-CHEAP-AMAZON-KINDLE-2

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