RAOK Suggestion #15 Buy something on the internet

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    People love presents. Especially unexpected presents. With the rise in popularity of online shopping centres such as Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com and eBay, you can now buy almost anything online, from milk and bread to a fighter aircraft. Why not combine these two facts and buy someone something? Online.

    Sites such as Amazon and John Lewis collect people's wish and gift lists. Use these for inspiration, and buy something someone likes.

    I like books, and my friend James Frost likes computer equipment. If you are stuck for ideas.

    Tom Willner, smallbizpod, robertlo9, and 4 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. InkPencil 56 months ago | reply

      This is a great picture! Thank you for making your work available in the public domain; you can see how it is used here. It is so kind of you to let your art be built upon by others.

    2. flingitman 55 months ago | reply

      Do you get charged if you put your card into a removable drive?

    3. athomemagazine 37 months ago | reply

      Nice pic.

      We used it in one of our articles: www.athomemagazine.co.uk/green-a-eco/3212-green-shopping-...

      Thanks for giving it a creative commons license.

      At Home Magazine

    4. Barr.Rxx 4 months ago | reply

      Hello,

      Clever pic! Just wanted to know that we have used it on this blog to highlight our tipps on online-shopping:

      www.deine-stimme.de/tipps-zum-online-shopping/

      Should there be any problems please let me know via Flickr.

      Best regards,
      Barrie

    5. GavinOwlsen 2 months ago | reply

      Hello,

      Thank you fro sharing your great photo under a CC license. I'm using your picture on one of my blog post: Supply Chain Management Software

    6. Compila Hosting 4 weeks ago | reply

      Hi,

      Thank you for sharing this image. It has been used on our latest blog.

      9 Important Points for the Best Ecommerce Web Development

      Thanks again,

      Regards

      Harvey

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