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****How you can help the group******

Starting new threads and asking lots of questions and sharing thoughts is really the best thing we can all do.
And I mean on any topic under the sun, of course.
Please don't ever worry about not putting a thread in the appropriate place or having the thread title just so.
That's where Simon and I come in. We'll sort that bit.


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dartmoor-The-... then at the end of the link add &tag=ethings-21 with no spaces
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dartmoor-The-...


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dartmoor-The-... then at the end of the link add &tag=ethings-2..."
Hang on a minute - that looks vaguely familiar.


Simon said 'touch your toes'
No he didn't. :)
He said we'd not actually got any money off them in months.
Hopefully our efforts will help. We need dosh to pay for the next meet. We've got a year, so hopefully we'll be successful, although neither Simon nor I mind throwing some of our own money at the group.

So no need to waste your pennies on any of these fancy schmancy meetups with free arrowheads.

i only spend vouchers buying said ebooks
i dont buy vouchers myself - i earn them from various sources and just attach them to my account
so, what i'd like to know is...
is there any point me using the store tag... cos i am quite happy to add it on the end of the url for any books i buy if there is a point to doing that, but tbh life's too short to try keep remembering to do it if there isn't...
answers on a postcard........



If you buy your books through your computer, just click on a link you already know is tagged from somewhere in the group. Don't worry about adding the tag yourself.
If you open amazon by clicking on a tagged link, you're tied to the tag for all your purchases for the next 24 hours, so it seems.
Please tell me if that made sense.

I will try going into Amazon using a tagged link then I won't have to worry about adding anything. I used to always ask if links were tagged prior to making a purchase but then got lazy.

i only spend vouchers buying said ebooks
i dont buy vouchers myself - i earn them from various sources and just attach them to my account
so, what i'd like to know is..."
Just heard back from Simon, Kath.
He said 'yes, it's worth doing'

I think I'm right in saying that when you're on the page of the item you want to buy you add &tag=ethings-21 to the text in the address bar with no spaces.

i only spend vouchers buying said ebooks
i dont buy vouchers myself - i earn them from various sources and just attach them to my account
so, what i'd like to know is..."
That should work, it's the fact the item has been ordered with the tag, not the method of payment.


All you lot with blogs and websites n whatever, please feel free to do the same.
Doesn't have to be just books, of course. It works for everything sold through amazon.uk.

Thanks Vanessa, I will try doing that:@).
Ignite- You have just given me another excuse to lurk around your blog (not that I needed one of course);@)

And it's not just books, I don't think. If you were going to spend a grand on a telly from Amazon, make sure you go via a link here first then buy it before you get distracted and click elsewhere :)


Just couldn't manage to fit the tag onto the end of the code in the bar.
must try harder.

It's may be easier to go through a link that already tagged like the one Jud did further up this thread.


It depends on the purchase but it's usually around 4%.

It depends on the purchase but it's usually around 4%."
That doesn't sound too bad. It was for a push on to the tap shower. If it works ok I'll probably get the shower rail and curtain from Amazon too, so a bit more in the kitty.
Ok, another silly question. Sometimes I buy a gift voucher for myself, to pay for books that are often under a pound, because it saves having all the individual purchases showing up as a long list on my bank statement. My question is can you put a tag on the purchase of a gift voucher or is it only for the actual goods bought with it? If you can it'll be doubling the amount you get, so I suspect not.
All you do is copy and paste the amazon link into a post then add &tag=ethings-21 onto the
end of the link before you hit post.
It only works through the amazon.uk site though. Seems its a major hassle to set it up through amazon.com because of the tax implications, etc.
Hopefully that makes sense and Simon will have time to explain more fully soon.
Please do ask any questions you may have about this. I'll do my best to find the answers.