Where do you buy gaming books online?

[loki44]

how do you get free shipping? do you pay 100 or more?

Actually, I'm not sure. I have never been charged for shipping and I've had orders of varying sizes, including under $100 plenty of times. Maybe because I've complained so many times about Dungeon/Dragon misshipments.

 

[Wraith Form]

For new stuff, it's sad to say but Walmart.com is a tough one to beat.

 

[GlassJaw]

On average, I still find ebay cheaper than most online vendors. You do have to hunt around and be persistent at times though.

For minis and painting supplies, I use www.thewarstore.com. Great site and good prices.

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

www.frpgames.com
www.stiggybaby.com

Those are the two I use most often.

 

[Glacialis]

Massive purchasing power and intense anticompetitive behavior win again!

FLAWLESS VICTORY!

 

[JimAde]

Antra: What vendor was that directed at?

 

[IronWolf]

Antra: What vendor was that directed at?

WalMart if I had to guess who Antra was referring too.... Just a guess...

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

For WotC I use Overstock. Only once did it take a very long time for them to get a book. I use to use Amazon but being in Washington State I get hit with state sales tax.

Even if Amazon didn’t charge me for taxes I would still use overstock. Pretty user friendly and I’m almost always picking up a DVD or something from them also.

I also use FRPgames and Art's Bargains

I’ve tried DiscountRPG and while the guy who runs it is very nice getting anything done is next to impossible cause of his lack of organization. So I don’t recommend it at all.

 

[Aeson]

Actually, I'm not sure. I have never been charged for shipping and I've had orders of varying sizes, including under $100 plenty of times. Maybe because I've complained so many times about Dungeon/Dragon misshipments.

I was wondering because I'm in the atlanta area and I get charged shipping.I've complained about my mags being late a couple of times. I guess it wasn't enough.

 

[Aus_Snow]

Mainly eBay, followed in order (probably) by RPGNow, Amazon and Military Simulations (an Australian shop - that's why you might not have heard of it).

I much prefer RPGNow to DTRPG, and never tire of saying so either.

Edit --- But I just checked out stiggybaby - and they look pretty cool, so my list of usual suspects might be up for a reshuffle.