Gosh I love it, it's so easy and convenient. Just pick out what you want, put in your credit card information, and away you go.

And pray the mailman puts it in the right mailbox

...But yes its great

ThreadCula said:

OMG, I would be PISSED if the mailman brought it to the wrong house.

Shopping online rocks. I love the good deals that are available.

Protege said:

Me too!

I don't have a credit card

I love ebay


I don't have a credit card either...I use my debit card and paypal

That's the one aspect of the internet I can't quite get used to yet, especially when it comes to buying stuff like cds, dvds or clothes. I'm too impatient. If it's an album I *have* to have, I want it now; otherwise, I don't mind waiting a few days for it to arrive by post.

theodore said:

One day you will.

Nikster said:

Ebay is very habit-forming, they have EVERYTHING on there.

onenitealone said:

I hear ya, I tend to be impatient and to not want to wait for things that I really want too.

psychodelicide said:

And then you'll regret it.

onenitealone said:

i'm the same way...though sometimes i can find rare collector-y stuff via gemm.com or ebay, and i'm willing to wait for that if it's the only way i can get it. or if i can get a super sweet deal on something, like a box set or whatever. typically though, i'm mr. NOW NOW NOW just like you.

onenitealone said:

That's for sure! It's sooo easy to run the credit card up, then you get the bill, and it's like, "Yikes! I spent THAT much?!"

Anx said:

Yeah, box-sets - especially - things like that, I can hold out on. Or if they're items you just can't find in the shops (or cheap enough) then I'll use the internet. And it's always fun when they arrive. But I can be a bit impatient about these things.

psychodelicide said:

onenitealone said:

My UPS man is so used to me he has a routine for where leaves my pkgs (so I don't have to come down so many stairs), & my mailman is on a first name basis w/ me - I get a LOT of shit delivered

CalhounSq said:

That's awesome! I love getting stuff through catalogs.