I’d love to see more people apply this to any wishlist or registry, not just for weddings. I took the time to set up my wishlist on Amazon, and would love it if more of my friends and family would just pick something from it, knowing that it’s something I really want, instead of insisting on going off-list to make it…

Yes, it is. Ok not really, but you do indeed seem to be in the minority.

And yet it’s just as selfish of the gift giver to see a list of things the couple has stated they’ll need and decide “no, that won’t make me seem like a great gift giver, I’m going off-list to show how good I am at knowing what they’d like/want/need”.

A few years ago, Amazon added a feature to their wishlists where you can select “buying it somewhere else” so that it would still be removed, so hopefully other stores will do that too.

I think the same policy should apply to Amazon wish lists. I keep the list updated for a reason, because those are things I want, and yet some friends refuse to just go in and buy from it, because it’s not “personal” or some BS. So I end up with things I sometimes like and sometimes have to pretend I like.

When it’s being posted to the site cosplay.kotaku, it’s probably because it’s relevant to the interests of the readers.

I’d vote for this one. He doesn’t lie, he’d be able to get other politicians to be honest, whether they want to or not, and he’d show the hypocrites his real face.

And I’d go more often just to get that 51st hot dog too!

They changed the rewards system for the better, so that shouldn’t be a complaint either. I mostly just keep my membership because of the cash back on gas, which just went from 3% with Amex to 4% with Visa (on the Costco branded card). But now that their new Visa does 2% back on Costco purchases, I might even go inside…

Any concerns I had about the switch from Amex to Visa were gone when I saw that the new Costco Citi Visa had better cash back bonuses than their Amex did. And since Amex knew about the change, I got offers for other cards from them, and since there are still benefits to having an Amex account like the free insurance…

It was mainly for the 3% cash back on gas, either at Costco or any gas station that took Amex. They also started out with 3% cash back on restaurants, but that got lowered to 2%, which was also the benefit for travel purchases. It never made sense that Costco purchases only got you 1%, but the new Costco Citi Visa…

They also now give you 2% back for purchases inside Costco, while the Amex only gave 1%, and it brings the restaurant purchase cash back amount to 3%, which was how the Amex started off but then it got lowered to 2%.

Use never10 which will also remove anything already downloaded.

I just finally used it 2 weeks ago, after finally having enough of the pop-up and reading that some people were getting it automatically downloaded and installed, even if their update settings weren’t set for that.

For season 1, the default price shown is $29.90, but if you select the $11.99 link from the “New From” column, then you’ll get the sale price, also sold from Amazon, just not the default listing for some reason.

For season 1, the default price shown is $29.90, but if you select the $11.99 link from the “New From” column, then…

For season 1, you have to then select the $11.99 from the other New options. It’s also from Amazon, so I’m not sure why that isn’t the default listing.

For season 1, you have to then select the $11.99 from the other New options. It’s also from Amazon, so I’m not sure…

I do too, but I’m willing to wait for whichever option gets me more back. I’m not sure if the new Costco Visa will be the same as their Amex.

When I was a kid, I learned not to use up your own refrigerator.

Correction: gas isn’t the current 5% category, that was my mistake, it’s grocery stores.

Yes, the only change should be to say “inside Costco” instead of “at Costco” since you won’t get 5% on gas purchases after July 1st. But you will until June 30th since that’s one of the current categories.