What You've Just Bought!

[PP Mguire]

Did y'all really take the time to add all that up lol.

 

[U.F.O.]

Especially if you live far from a place. I feel you though. With insurance and fuel and oil and brakes etc I'm dropping $8k per year on a $5000 car owned over a decade.

 

[iFargle]

amazon has an order history report generator. Spits it out as csv, open in excel and it's fairly simple from there. https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports

 

[PP Mguire]

amazon has an order history report generator. Spits it out as csv, open in excel and it's fairly simple from there. https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports

I don't even see where you'd go to bring that up as it's not on Orders for me.

562 - $34,048.54

 

[iFargle]

I just googled and fount the link. I tried to find it too

 

[PP Mguire]

For being so popular they really have a dumb layout for the user side of things.

 

[S0ULphIRE]

This is why I started my budget I can tell you outright I've spent exactly $2213.76 over the last 24 months on techy purchases from all online sources and it's not a surprise to me.
Extrapolating that'd be just under $10,000 after 9 years, or $3.03 per day

 

[kmanmx]

Well ****, I spent 20 minutes scrolling through all my order pages adding up everything manually. Kek.

I don't feel so bad seeing how much you guys have spent now

That said, I never order any of my PC stuff off Amazon except from RAM a few weeks ago. If I included Scan.co.uk it would be another £5k easy. Probably more. I had my Vive, Vive Pro, about 5 or 6 monitors, a 1080Ti, 2080Ti, Titan, 2x 780Ti's etc all from Scan.

But I am the same as iFargle. What does it for me is the same day delivery. It's so ridiculously easy to think "huh I need that" and one click order something to arrive 6 hours later.

 

[PP Mguire]

I order anything I can off Amazon from shoes, clothes, tech, typical household stuff, car parts etc. Only a small portion of my amount is actual tech.

 

[Rider]

I order anything I can off Amazon from shoes, clothes, tech, typical household stuff, car parts etc. Only a small portion of my amount is actual tech.

Could you illustrate this with a pie chart, thx