Buying Fabric from Amazon?
Has anyone ever bought fabric from Amazon? I do a free point earning site that I can earn e-dollars to shop online for free. I've never bought fabric online anywhere but online quilt shops. If anyone has bought fabric from Amazon was it good/bad/indiffferent?
Linda |
I bought some a charm pack that was supposed to have no repeats but instead was two of each fabric. I pointed that out to the seller and they refunded my money and let me keep the pack. I also bought another piece, a panel, and it turned out to be much smaller than I thought, but it was my mistake (it was available from more than one seller and I didn't realize that their piece was smaller than the others I saw). They let me return it for a refund, but I had to pay shipping to return (not much). I bought some yardage once and everything was fine!
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Amazon is the middle man. It pays to research the product and manufacturer/seller. I love their customer service. i use them frequently, and for any disappointing purchase, they have made things right with their end of the deal.
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Fabric.com sells thru amazon also. Sometimes it is cheaper on amazon than it is thru fabric.coms website
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I have bought specific out of print material from vendor partners through Amazon. Never had any issues.
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Thank you all. I appreciate your input. Although it is 'free' money I'm using I want to make sure I'm not wasting it.
Thanks again! Linda |
Recently, I bought some fabric from Amazon as that was the only place I could find the particular fabric I needed. I was extremely pleased with the service.
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I have purchased specific fabric on Amazon and on Ebay - no problems whatsoever. I will look up the "seller" on Amazon (and eBay for that matter) because often they will have the item cheaper on their own website. This is a habit I've gotten into doing on ANYTHING (like airlines & cruises)!
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If you look you can find the quilt shop the fabric is coming from. I do buy some fabric on line through amazon as it is quick and easy with next day delivEry if you really want to pay. I always look at postage as petrol cost going to a shop.
I have never purchased enough for a quilt. |
As yet haven't bought fabric, but wouldn't hesitate to do so. Buy a lot of used quilting books at the site and usually are 1/2 of other listings. So far, I have never been disappointed.
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I've never been disappointed with anything bought through Amazon. Great customer service, fast shipping, great prices too.
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I have bought fabric from Amazon. Sometimes it's also from Fabric.com. I've never been disappointed. I signed up with them and get free shipping and everything shipped in two days. It's a bargain for me.
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I do a lot of shopping on Amazon and find them to be very reliable. I haven't shopped for fabric because I can usually find a better deal once I factor in the shipping costs, but if Amazon was the only place that I could find a particular fabric, I would feel comfortable buying from them.
Cheers, K |
Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
(Post 6046102)
Fabric.com sells thru amazon also. Sometimes it is cheaper on amazon than it is thru fabric.coms website
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I buy all my quilt books and most of my quilting tools from Amazon. The fabric I have bought has been fine. Prices change drastically on Amazon from sellers. For example I bought the no steam dry iron for $9 free shipping. The next day to order more for friends the price was $29.99 and no free shipping. The dealers clear out their inventory and you never know when. I keep items I would like to buy on my wish list and check them daily. I have gotten most of the items for 75% off the original price. Today the ten ft. Iphone charger cord I had on my list dropped to .50 each. I bought all the dealer had in stock (8) 4 of them for Iphone 5, for Christmas stocking stuffers. All my family members use Iphones and forever losing a charger. I bought one last year from the same dealer and the cord hasn't broken at the plug like most usually do. He was a prime dealer so I got free shipping. Amazon will save you lots of money if you put it to work for you.
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Originally Posted by QKO
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Fabric.com is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amazon.com, in case you didn't know...
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