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I personally would probably save $200 in 2 months by only buying what we need versus all the random things we see while browsing the aisles. Plus the time and effort when we are desperately not wanting to go to the grocery store. I think it would take a bit of a learning curve for me to grocery shop online though. I like seeing everything in the aisles.
@Creditaddict wrote:
^^ This exactly why it's so good for me!
If I don't see it I don't buy it... No browsing, you have to search or have offered it in past.
"Oreos, don't mind if I do. oh and they're on sale, let's get three" "cinnamon rolls, that would be great for breakfast" "omg ben and jerry's is never on sale!" lol. Bad bad me....
Not available in my area yet
Well worth the yearly fee. Local grocery store here charges a total $17.75 per delivery. Order once a month & that totals $215.40 for a year, I personally end up in the grocery store for just me a few times a month. Hopefully, they will offer it here soon.
@Creditdreamer wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
^^ This exactly why it's so good for me!
If I don't see it I don't buy it... No browsing, you have to search or have offered it in past."Oreos, don't mind if I do. oh and they're on sale, let's get three" "cinnamon rolls, that would be great for breakfast" "omg ben and jerry's is never on sale!" lol. Bad bad me....
Hahaha
Makes Sallie Mae a $1,000/month 5% back grocery card too, with no annual fee
Could be the end of my BCP if the prices work out
@Creditaddict wrote:Now that Amazon has combined Prime and Prime Fresh (grocery delivery site) you can pay with Amazon Prime Store Card and get the 5% back!!!
Thanks for the heads up, CA! They deliver in my area. Yay!
This is kind of a tangent, but it makes me a little sad. It seems like companies are trying really hard to provide so much convenience to people that it seems like eventually, one will never have to even leave their house.
The whole "virtual reality' thing is up and coming and it's said to be an incredible "substitute" for actually taking a trip somewhere. On a more rudimentary level, Amazon Fresh allows you to never have to actually GO to the store. A little social interaction and shopping can be a good thing. I understand the whole "if I browse I'll buy it", thing, but you can just as easily peruse a website and make impulse purchases.
Anyway, not knocking anyone, more just a general "this makes me a little sad" thing as it seems the Internet wants to replace every single thing we do. Of course, I can see the value in it, it just makes me a little sad, similar to the ebooks vs print books thing.