Therefore, their prices will be in U.S. dollars. So, have an exchange calculator standing by to see if that 'low' price is really a deal. When we shop in the traditional way we compare prices by seeking out as many sites as possible selling the same or similar items and, then, check prices. One-stop price clearinghouses can ease the process. These sites lists prices on computer products and gadgets from dozens of vendors.
Online auctions are another popular way to find bargains.
General auction sites such as eBay Canada offer everything from antique cars to televisions, while other sites deal with more specific products. And, of course, be sure to follow the same safety tips that you would with any other kind of online shopping. Be aware of hidden costs Factor in shipping and handling charges when you calculate the total and remember that you often pay for the convenience of shopping from home. Many e-retailers, particularly computer and peripheral sellers, will also charge you when you return unsatisfactory merchandise. Read the fine print carefully.