Amazon.com:The Only Competition That Concerns Wal-Mart.

I didn't know they had such fierce competition online! Weird, because rarely do I buy anything online from Wal-Mart, but I'm constantly on Amazon for books & DVDs. *shrugs*.

I have been getting lots of certificates from Amazon. I only buy from them with free shipping and alot of the time, they are cheaper than Walmart. I do go to Walmart, but very rarely. Ours raised their prices once they were pretty much the only place to shop beside Krogers or dollar stores.

I wish there's a Walmart in my country. I think the other similar stores would be Carrefor and Giant. We have lots of those here and I think the concept is the same as Walmart. Amazon is very online and offline, Walmart is awesome. You are right; the groceries make them different. I like Amazon site pretty much..very user-friendly site and there are lots of information on different products. In fact, before I go buy one, I will tend to browse for reviews on Amazon first.

Amazon's prices are generally lower than even those at WalMart. For example... The new Harry Potter movie, the Half-Blood Prince is $20 (19.98) at WalMart but I just bought it from Amazon for $13. That's a pretty big difference. Plus, if you shop at Amazon a lot, like I do, they have their Prime program, which is 70 some odd dollars (4 I think *shrug*) and you get free two-day shipping on all Prime eligible purchases...which are almost all books, videos, music and some different household items as long as they are sold directly from Amazon. It only takes about 7 or 8 purchases for the prime membership to pay for itself.

They should not be concerned with Amazon. Instead, they should be aware of SFI's online superstore. It's one of the fastest growing website in the world. You can buy anything under the sun in the store, products from A to Z. And their multi-tier compensation scheme is wildly attracting affiliates all over the world! Soon, it will surpass Amazon, and maybe, soon, Walmart.

Amazon.com is usually cheaper than Wal-Mart for DVDs and I rarely get movies from Wal-Mart unless I go there and actually want to spend money on a DVD. I don't really have the extra cash but I'm working on getting some so I can buy more things online, mainly at Amazon.

I will not set foot in a Wal Mart, and I have always prefered to shop on line anyway, so for me Amazon is the better bet. Also, I am a member of a few websites that award me points, and those points can be redeemed for gift cards for Amazon.com so I have yet another excuse to order from them.

I love Amazon! I don't go to Walmart anymore, I don't like their policies towards their employees and I hate that they don't have lay-away anymore. Lay-away is the only way I can provide Christmas for my 15 grandchildren. I go to Amazon for their books (used) and their downloadable music, you can't beat the prices. What do you say we all write to Walmart and demand that they bring back lay-away? I think we should start a campaign.