Here's nine ways to get stuff cheaper from Amazon, including not using Amazon at all.
Amazon Prime Student
Amazon Prime Student gives you all the benefits of Prime membership, with a 6-month trial and then 50% off the normal price of Prime. Prime includes one-day delivery on selected items, Prime Video and Music subscriptions plus access to exclusive student offers including 10% off textbooks from Amazon.
Buy 1p sim cards for cheap deliveries
If you're spending under £10 then delivery can be costly but just 1p more than that and it's free, so if you're just below this threshold then adding some 1p sim cards will get you super cheap delivery.
Warehouse bargains
Amazon's Warehouse deals page offers huge discounts on used, unboxed, returned and slightly damaged products.
Lightning deals
Amazon's Lightning Deals are now taking place constantly, but you'll have to be quick to snap up a deal.
Ask for a refunds if the price drops after you buy
A non-published Amazon policy: Ask customer support to refund the difference of a product if its price drops within a week of your purchase.
Track Amazon prices
Use CamelCamelCamel to track prices and get notified when they drop.
Use lockers
Get your goods delivered to lockers for cheaper and guaranteed delivery.
Get a student discount
Yes, your NUS Extra card works on Amazon with up to 10% off on certain ranges.
Don't use Amazon
Paste an Amazon URL into FluBit and they'll make you a better offer.