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While there are some great deals to be found on Amazon, it's not always the cheapest option. An online tool called PriceJump tells you what products on Amazon are cheaper elsewhere.
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PriceJump is available as a Chrome extension, or you can use their web site directly. With Chrome, you simply browse a product on Amazon, and click the extension's icon. A list of stores and prices will pop up, sorted from low to high. You can easily see how they compare with the Amazon price.
To use their website directly, just enter the Amazon URL via their site, and it'll will tell you where to find that product cheaper (if available). A list of other online retailers and prices will pop up, too.
PriceJump is similar to previously mentioned InvisibleHand. InvisibleHand automatically combines shipping into the price (which PriceJump does not do), but in our testing, PriceJump was able to find some lower prices that InvisibleHand did not (even with shipping).
Click the link to check it out yourself.
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