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So, your "best" tips are:

1) Buy from ebay: Duh.

2) Buy from games workshop. Duh. This is probably the WORST place to buy from, unless you can play the "should always be in stock" card.

3) Buy from some company you never actually bought from. Huh??

waste of an article.

As much as I hate dissing articles, this one is... let's say... a wee bit off the mark.

Since I am completely opposed to deleting articles, I'd say let's rewrite this instead. The intention is a good one.

Normally, I would not post this (just "be bold"), but I wanted to let the OP know that since he/she might not be used to the wiki way of handling things. Otherwise he/she might have found that a complete category is dedicated to shopping.

Okay, rewrote it. It's just a short primer with some links. Might become the intro article for Category:Shopping, which the OP probably missed.

Thanks for the rewrite...I had never used the article edit before and was a bit lost in it.

Tierlieb has done a much better job with it! Hope its some help to people!