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Even with Prime, the couriers Amazon uses to service some areas take long enough to deliver that most other online retailers are preferable.
by Thasc 8y ago
Even with Prime, the couriers Amazon uses to service some areas take long enough to deliver that most other online retailers are preferable.
- jerrysievert 8y agoFor me, they’ve “fixed” that. I finally got their amazon couriers blacklisted, so they are shipping usps. But, if i order from an account without prime, they wait 11 days to ship, thus giving me 12 day delivery (just within their promised 2 weeks). If i order from an account with prime, it alternates between next day and two days. Editing to add: Last order without prime, Dec 28. “Shipped” yesterday (usps shows it arriving to them at 4:35 this morning from amazon, out for delivery today).
- scrooched_moose 8y agoHow'd you manage that? UPS/USPS do great in my area, while if it's Amazon or FedEx I'll get it a week from never.
- jerrysievert 8y agoConstant complaining to customer support when the package kept being marked “building closed” when they decided they didn’t want to deliver (this is a house, not an apartment, so no building to close). After 3-4 packages arrived a week or so late because of the same issues, they finally blacklisted amazon delivery. Since then, it’s been usps.
- matwood 8y agoI had to do the opposite because USPS is so bad about delivering packages. The Amazon branded couriers basically saved me as a Prime customer. There was an article [1] from 2017 about USPS couriers lying about packages being delivered to keep up their Amazon delivery statistics. This routinely happened to me. [1] https://www.aol.com/article/finance/2017/12/05/postal-workers-claim-theyre-being-forced-to-fake-package-delive/23298123/?fbclid=IwAR28yHCWFP7j0WvkxzgxrwurLlZty1PsyRmh2HmOakZN3rZqC2ooT0JyNBk https://www.aol.com/article/finance/2017/12/05/postal-worker...