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Re:Is this what enterprise means? by feverfew on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @04:49PM (#27055620)
> I'm pretty sure this only works for me because I spend at least $1,500 a month via Amazon

What are you buying such that you're spending at least $18,000 a year on Amazon?

Re:Is this what enterprise means? by offtop5 on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @07:53PM (#27057427)
The short answer is as a single person with a significant amount of expendable income, I buy a lot of toys. The long answer is I buy almost everything except for food off of Amazon. Need a couch, get it off Amazon, want a shiny new video game controller, Amazon, clothing, Amazon.

Now to be fair, 1,500 might be more of an outlier month, with the average month being closer to 900 or 800$.

Re:Is this what enterprise means? by sombremesa on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @11:39PM (#27058917)
I used to do this, but now I check aliexpress.com first - usually I can find things at a third of the price, sometimes 10x cheaper, and I haven't really felt a lack of quality (just shipping speed).
Re:Is this what enterprise means? by offtop5 on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @11:47PM (#27058959)
Yeah but good luck returning something from AliExpress.

I'm more into getting the stuff I want fast, and making sure it does what I want.

Re:Is this what enterprise means? by idontpost on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @05:35PM (#27056105)
I got close to that after buying a house and filling it with whatever things I figured out I needed but didn’t want to drive to the store for (tools, cleaning supplies, kitchen stuff, holiday decorations, non food consumables, etc.)

I can’t see sustaining it indefinitely, but for a year or even two wouldn’t shock me if you’re not frugal and have a big empty house.