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If I take that amazon.co.uk URL and replace it with amazon.com, I get zero scam-looking SSD drives. The only results that are 10TB are 7200rpm portable drives,
by hrunt 4y ago
If I take that amazon.co.uk URL and replace it with amazon.com, I get zero scam-looking SSD drives. The only results that are 10TB are 7200rpm portable drives, and the largest SSD drive is an $800 8TB drive.
I wonder what makes Amazon show all those junk on its UK site, but not on its US site.
- InCityDreams 4y agoTry a tour of the European sites - .it .de .fr .nl etc for the same thing (often the same product codes work). I've bought stuff that was £70 uk, $200 .com and €35-for-two from a different Eu country. Arrived in 3 days. Some stuff i got from .com just took ages to arrive, but i paid less than locallly and wasn't in a rush. Khazakstan has some interesting products, too, but they were electrical - yes, but no.