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02 Dec 09 - 04:11 PM (#2778872) Subject: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: YorkshireYankee I started to shop at Amazon.co.uk, put a number of items in my shopping basket, then remembered the Mudcat link to Amazon; when I clicked on it, I was brought through to to Amazon.co.uk (as expected) -- with a shopping basket containing the same items I had just put in (wasn't sure that would be the case). So here's the question: is that sufficient for Mudcat to receive the credit for the purchase -- as long as I actually pay after using the Mudcat link -- or do I need to empty my basket and refill it again (a bit tedious, but I'm willing to do it if it's the difference between Mudcat getting credit or not)? Does anyone know? Cheers, YY |
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02 Dec 09 - 06:07 PM (#2779003) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: katlaughing I think if you signed into an accoount at amazon.uk, it wouldn't matter and Mudcat would get the cut, but if you clicked out and the items were still there without an actual membership, probably not? Actually I have no idea, but I know if I sign in at amazon.us, it will keep things in my basket even after I've left the site, then the next time I go there, however I get there, they are waiting for me to purchase. Hope that is clearer than mud and someone else actually knows. it is a good question!:-) |
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02 Dec 09 - 07:08 PM (#2779055) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: Joe Offer I think I tested this with Max a number of years ago, and it worked. But just to be sure, I close all Amazon browser windows and go back into Amazon with a Mudcat link - and then purchase what's remaining in my shopping cart. I almost always go to Amazon through Amazon.mudcat.org, just to be sure. I have double-checked with Max when I've made major purchases, and Mudcat has always received payment on the items I checked. -Joe- |
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02 Dec 09 - 07:15 PM (#2779059) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: artbrooks Joe, just because I'm |
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02 Dec 09 - 10:22 PM (#2779139) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: YorkshireYankee Thanks, Joe -- just the info I was looking for. Yes, ideally I'd have started the Amazon session by going through the Mudcat link, but -- unfortunately -- spaced until I already had a fair number of items in my shopping cart. And Kat -- even though you didn't know the answer, I appreciate your helpfulness. Cheers, YY |
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02 Dec 09 - 10:46 PM (#2779146) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: katlaughing Ah, shucks, 'twern't nothin'..really.:-) |
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19 Sep 10 - 07:28 AM (#2989620) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: VirginiaTam I can't find the Mudcat Amazon links. |
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19 Sep 10 - 07:40 AM (#2989625) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: Sandra in Sydney Tam - on Mudcat home page I can see a lemon box near the top - Holiday Shopping? Help the Mudcat! with links to a few amazon pages. It does't show up on this page. sandra |
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19 Sep 10 - 07:47 AM (#2989626) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: VirginiaTam not showing on my mudcat homepage either. I did a google search on mudcat.org amazon uk portal and got this http://amazonuk.mudcat.org/ made my purchase through this link. hope it worked. |
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19 Sep 10 - 11:52 AM (#2989730) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: GUEST,PeterC [quote] what does Mudcat get on, say, a $100 purchase at Amazon? [/quote] Depends on which Amazon scheme has been signed up for and total sales in the month. Not sure if it varies by product type. You can read the details for yourself on the Amazon web site. |
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19 Sep 10 - 05:26 PM (#2989900) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: Joe Offer Art asked back in December what percentage we make on purchases at amazon.mudcat.org I have an answer for that: I dunno. Ask Max. He says it's worth it. -Joe- |
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19 Sep 10 - 05:35 PM (#2989906) Subject: RE: Tech: Question about Mudcat/Amazon link From: Leadfingers Surely ANY Cut The Cat gets has to be worthwhile ? |