What Happened to Amazon Prime 2-Day Shipping?
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#2Other retailers like Best Buy and Wal-Mart frequently get me packages in one or two days. I even ordered a box of minidiscs on Ebay from Japan and got them in less than a week.
Everybody else is getting faster but AMZN is getting slower.
I just canceled the renewal of my Prime subscription, you should too.
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#3Amazon is slipping. They can't get me anything in Central NY in two days. Other retailers like Best Buy and Wal-Mart frequently get me packages in one or two days. I even ordered a box of minidiscs on Ebay from Japan and got them in less than a week. Everybody else is getting faster but AMZN is getting slower. I just canceled the renewal of my Prime subscription, you should too.
More delays and returns than ever, slow shipping, and if you ever need support, it has turned into a black hole where you can’t get anyone to help. Had a gift card they confirmed wasn’t activated and bought through them directly and has been a struggle to get any refund or answer.
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#6Since I buy lots of weird stuff, my delivery times are all over the place. Some items can be obtained same day (if I buy enough $$), or overnight. Some "Prime" sales can take a week to ship.
I also see different geo areas get targetted for certain days. Like my home address tends to get things Wednesday and weekends. My office building gets things on Fridays, and Amazon knows enough that weekend delivery doesn't work.
So to me, it seems like they are aiming for an "average", keep certain things close, make people happy with real short delivery, but if you get weird stuff, you are probably going to be less happy overall with longer shipping delays.
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#8This used to cause frustration and confusion even among Amazon employees so I can only imagine what it would be like for regular customers.