Huh.

[conuly]

Did you know that although you can use your account at amazon.com on amazon.co.uk, your wishlist doesn't transfer over?

They have different kids books and toys, too.

I think I'm going to end up with multiple amazon wish lists.

*grins*

I'm just going to pop the links in my user info so I'm not more of a nuisance.

It's so weird, too, that site with the weird spellings, and books with different coloration, so, for example, "Brown Bear" is kinda mustard yellow.

Edit: I can't remember. Is it double the pounds to get dollars, or the other way around?

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amazon.com

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

yeah i have noticed the differences between american products and those in the UK. some of the harry potter stuff is different too. plus, england gets some books earlier for some strange reason, prolly cuz it hasnt passed the homeland security sensors.

Re: amazon.com

[conuly]

Probably because those are British books. We get American books earlier, Australia gets Australian books earlier, that's normal.

Re: amazon.com

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

oh silly me, i never pay attention. its ethnocentrism at its worst.