Eazy: The Amazon Shopping Trick You Need to Know

The holidays are fast approaching, and if you love Amazon, it's going to be the first site you turn to and begin your holiday shopping. However, you may want to consider this strategy.

I introduce to some and make aware to others Honey. Honey is a free browser add-on that automatically price-checks Amazon items. Honey ensures you are paying the lowest price always.

Here’s how it works:

1. Add Honey to your browser (it's free and takes two seconds)

2. Now, next time you shop on Amazon, Honey will check all sellers for the lowest price available to make sure you're getting the best possible deal.

3. After accounting for items price, tax, shipping, seller rating, and Prime status, Honey will display a little orange tag with savings if a better deal is found.

There are times when the displayed price is actually the lowest price, and when that happens, Honey tells you. Either way, you’ll feel confident because you didn’t overpay. Also, you can make sure sellers haven't recently raised the price on an item with Honey's handy Price History tool:

Savings can range from $.02 to hundreds of dollars—not bad considering it takes zero effort. Just like taking candy from a baby.

Amazon is one of many enormous marketplaces online. All the fluctuating prices make it nearly impossible for the average shopper to find the best deal, the tasks get harder doing holidays, especially because many sellers raise prices to give the illusion of a big sale and unusual deals. Honey cuts thought to the bottom line to ensure you and paying the best possible price with the highest saving. Honey is a helpful tool all year round.

Amazon is only the beginning...

Honey's most popular feature, Honey automatically finds and applies promo codes at checkout on over 30,000 sites. These websites include J. Crew, Expedia, Macy's, Target, and Groupon. This is especially handy for finding Holiday season bonuses and savings.

Honey is a five-star tool and is recommended by Time, Forbes, and Business Insider. Go to Google and get Honey today.