INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Amazon Prime Day deals are coming your way in July and we want to help you find the best deals in what is usually the sales event of the
summer.Thanks to a leak we exclusively uncovered last week, it looks like Amazon Prime Day is probably going to start at midday on July 16th
and carry on until midnight the following day on the 17th
That's one hell of a long 'day' Amazon
The date has not been confirmed officially yet but we've got all our money firmly placed on those days.We love a good deal here at
TheIndianSubcontinent and we've been bringing you highlights of the best prices for years now around Prime Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday,
Boxing Day, Memorial Day, bank holiday sales and every day in between too
And yes, we've got you covered for this weekend's 4th of July sales too
So if you want to see the best deals rounded up by seasoned pros instead of seasonal enthusiasts, we'd very much like to see you right here
on July 16th.For now though, take a look at our top tips on how to get the most from the best Amazon Prime Day deals so you can get ready in
advance to have a stress free shopping experience on the day
And you don't even have to leave the house
Remember those days, when you had to go out to buy things What an awful time.How to get the best Amazon Prime Day deals:1
Come back to TheIndianSubcontinent.com for the best dealsWe'll be pointing you towards the best Amazon Prime Day deals throughout the event
year round, not just Prime Day and Black Friday, so we're pretty handy at spotting the genuine bargains over the fake discounts that aren't
So feel free to bookmark us if you want to stay up to date with the finest deals.2
Get Amazon Prime membership beforehandTo get the best Prime Day deals from Amazon you'll have to be a member of Amazon Prime
Signing up doesn't take long at all, but considering some of the deals can potentially sell out in minutes, it's a step you really don't
want to be doing on the day.Pro tip If you've never signed up before, you can actually sign up for a free 30-day trial right now, which will
last right through the sale in mid-July
You can enjoy all the membership benefits straight away too like fast delivery and the excellent Prime Video streaming service
We've actually written extensively about the benefits Amazon Prime offers
Compare previous prices with CamelCamelCamelAn odd site name for sure, but CamelCamelCamel.com is a fantastic resource for checking just how
Simply copy/paste in the Amazon URL on the site of an item you're thinking of buying and you'll see an extensive price history for it on
Amazon stretching back over a year
This way you can see if that day's deal is really the best ever price, or how often it gets a similar discount and how likely it is you'll
see a similar price in a few months' time.4
Remember, you don't have to buy itWith so much hype around Prime Day deals it's easy to get swept away by the huge amount of deals and
So yes, use CamelCamelCamel like we mentioned above, but even if it is the lowest price yet, that doesn't mean it's the right deal for
you.If you've set aside a budget and you know it's important to not overspend, try and stick to your guns
Prime Day is not the final sale of the year, hell it's not even the final sale of the summer, there will be plenty of other fantastic deals
and it's our job to find you the best ones all year round in our Deals section
So while that exact TV might not be available at that price again for a while, you can be sure some nigh-on identical ones will be before
the kids go back to school.5
But don't wait too long to buyThe best Lightning Deals on Amazon Prime Day could be gone in matter of minutes, so be sure to check how many
have been sold with the information provided on Amazon's site
Deals of the Day will have an expiry date, but some will sell out long before they reach that time
Game consoles and 4K TVs are especially popular on Prime Day, so if you see a price you like on your lunch break, you're risking it being
gone by the time you get home from work.6
Use the desktop version of Amazon if you canWhile the Amazon app and mobile sites are pretty reliable most of the time, Prime Day last year
saw quite a few buyers struggle to complete purchases with adding items to the basket being as issue.We're confident Amazon will be better
equipped to deal the huge numbers of traffic this year, but all the same, we'd recommend browsing the deals on a laptop or PC if you can as
the desktop version of the site might be a bit more stable.7
Make sure delivery date promises are keptIn the UK many items will be eligible for free next day delivery or two business days in the US and
doesn't turn up on the day it's supposed to, then you need to put in a complaint to Amazon
This has happened to us a small number of times over the years and Amazon is keen to make it right
We've had an extra month added to our Prime membership for free as an apology and even had the whole cost of some cheap items refunded in
full without having to return it
Naturally, if you're not home when Amazon try to deliver on the original date that's on you
You'll find a nice orange slip informing you what to do next though.8
Don't forget about the other retailersWhile Amazon will be the main focus of course, last year we saw a wide range of rival retailers
cash-in by having a sale of their own too
So it's certainly worth checking to see if they've price-matched Amazon or have maybe gone even lower.And unlike Amazon Prime Day deals, you
won't have to be a 'member' at other stores to get the deals
Or if you have a points-card elsewhere, it might be a good opportunity to bag a decent haul
We'll be keeping an eye on other retailers for you to give you as many options as possible on the day.TuZZ6W55GqYnWmKd6gDNzG.jpg#
