Amazon
Everyone knows about Amazon, so I'll keep this brief. They sell basically anything you can think of and prices are nearly always lower than on the high street. Oooh and Amazon Prime - it's a godsend! And, if you're a student, a Prime membership only costs half as much, plus you can grab yourself a 6-month free trial when you first sign up!
ASOS
It's just brilliant. It's my ultimate one-stop shop for buying clothes and accessories online. They offer so many different brands, and prices are actually really good when the end-of-season sales get going! Bonus tip: if you're a student, sign up with UniDays to get a 10% discount off of every order!
The Works
This store is seriously underrated in my opinion. They offer stationery, books, and craft supplies, and their prices are incredibly cheap. I very rarely venture to Hobbycraft anymore because I can get a lot of my craft stuff from The Works for a lot less money. The Works also has a Rewards Card scheme for collecting 5 points per £1 you spend, and they always have loads of online events going on, like Double or Triple Points and Free Delivery Weekends.
eBay
I've only just got round to using eBay for buying things, because I always thought it was for exclusively second-hand items, but you actually can buy things brand new (and sometimes they can be even cheaper than Amazon)! The added bonus of eBay is you can set up your own shop to sell your unwanted goods to make a bit of money on the side too.
Ohh Deer
This one's a bit of a wild card and more of a niche store, but if you're into cute stationery and adorable greetings cards, then this is the shop for you! Think Paperchase but slightly more adult. They also sell cushions, coasters, phone cases, T-shirts, etc. that are mostly designed by independent artists. Like The Works, each £1 you spend earns you 5 points, each point equating to 1p, which you can deduct from your next order. Ohh Deer also offers a 10% student discount through UniDays, so it's definitely worth checking out!
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