Does amazon charge more for the same product in California than

I think so, but what is it you're looking to buy??You could always try eBay

if the market will pay more, more will be charged

>>18570014
I need to buy lots of different things. I am moving out and was wondering if it is better to buy them in Texas

>>18570087
stay. don't go to texas. you'll not like it there (and you'll never shut the fuck up about all the reasons why)

on the very off chance you aren't typical cali commie trash, get the stuff when you get there otherwise you're paying more because you'd then have to haul all that shit halfway across the country

>>18570134
I'm in texas and moving to California dude

>>18570002

If so, the differences are minute; I move around a lot and have noticed nothing. And think about it: Amazon doesn't get a shipping address until you check out, ie after the price is set. I can imagine the Amazon fresh stuff being priced for location though.

>>18570134
>>18570159

Cali people don't do well in Texas because Texans can't stop themselves reflexively defending themselves as the best (and like now, regardless if they need to). Y'all are begging to get knocked down a peg.

>>18570159
oh. well reverse the second part and change the first part to "wut. why?" then.

>>18570174
i'm nowhere near texas, everyone hates californians because californians

>>18570002
no they don't charge more to people in california however prices are always changing.
They do however charge more for prime members to receive "free" 2 day shipping on top of your yearly prime membership cost.

>>18570211
>>18570211
>hey do however charge more for prime members to receive "free" 2 day shipping on top of your yearly prime membership cost

I wasn't aware they did this. Any proof?