Recommend me some online retailers

[ohGr]

So, i've gotten pretty tired of the 3+ week wait between a new D&D book being released and Amazon finally getting it in and i've started looking around for a new online retailer. Trouble is, my Google-fu is (apparently) not quite up to snuff here and i'm not having much luck. Yes, i suck. Anyway, what online retailers do you guys use and would recommend? I only have three criteria:

1. Reputable and reliable. Kind of a gimme, i know...

2. Gets new books at or around the release date.

3. At least comparable in price to Amazon, which sells all of its books at ~30% off the cover price. It doesn't have to match it, but at least be in the ballpark. I know, i'm a cheap bastard; i've been buying books for ~30% off for 4 years now and i don't think i can go back to paying full price now.

 

[Crothian]

Buy from EN World. It might not be as cheap as Amazon, but you are helping out this site. And isn't that worth it?

 

[Turjan]

Not as cheap as amazon, but with a wider selection and pretty fast service, I'd recommend in this order: Stiggybaby's and FRP Games.

 

[Vascant]

I can second FRP Games, used them for a few years and in that time only ever had 1 shipping issue and the store owner did more then just resolved the issue. One of the few places I can order something online and just not worry, it will be here in a few days.

 

[derbacher]

A nod to www.DoOrDice.com

Great shipping and service, always seem to have the newest stuff when it is released. (Although I do check the rest, too!)

 

[Morrus]

I'd recommend the EN World Store, but then I'm biased:

http://enworld.rpgshop.com/

 

[JoeGKushner]

Buy from EN World. It might not be as cheap as Amazon, but you are helping out this site. And isn't that worth it?

Only if you can afford it. Some people simply don't have the money.

 

[DaveMage]

Not as cheap as amazon, but with a wider selection and pretty fast service, I'd recommend in this order: Stiggybaby's and FRP Games.

I like 'em both.

 

[PJ-Mason]

I use a mix of FRPgames, Amazon, and www.overstock.com to see who has what. I can usually find what i am looking for between these 3 guys.

 

[Rodrigo Istalindir]

So, i've gotten pretty tired of the 3+ week wait between a new D&D book being released and Amazon finally getting it in and i've started looking around for a new online retailer.

I must be blessed. The only time I had to wait with Amazon was with Slavelords, and that wasn't Amazon's fault, I don't think. I got my copy of Iron Heroes on Thursday (and would have had it Wednesday but I had bundled it with something else that wasn't released till Tuesday).