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The Prime branding on products that don’t deliver next day is a killer for me. (Note I’m in the U.K. where next day delivery is common and Prime started out wit
by danpalmer 8y ago
The Prime branding on products that don’t deliver next day is a killer for me. (Note I’m in the U.K. where next day delivery is common and Prime started out with that as it’s pitch)
Amazons point of view seems to be that the products aren’t in stock, so when they do come in stock will be delivered next day, but as a customer I don’t care about stock levels or when it ships, it’s only the delivery date that matters.
I only really care about Prime over Christmas, when I could just shop in stores anyway, some will price match Amazon if necessary, and Amazon is no longer cheap anyway. I do care about Prime at work, but we have Amazon for Businesses for that.
I suspect I’ll let me Prime subscription lapse.