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I had about 150 orders last year and never saw this happen.
by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I had about 150 orders last year and never saw this happen.
- NikolaNovak 7y agoInteresting; I have about ~50-70 prime orders a year, in Canada (Amazon.ca), and that's the norm for me - it'll show 2-3 options for shipping, and the slowest free option is usually picked by default. If I want same day / next day shipping, I need to click on that button. Still free, no worries, but needs that extra interaction.
- MaupitiBlue 7y agoThe only time it doesn’t default to the fastest possible shipping is when there is the option to ship items separately, or to combine the shipments with a delay. I think it will default to the delay in that situation. My guess is that occurs when the closest distribution center doesn’t have all the items in the order. For context, I’m in the US and about 20 minutes from a good-sized distribution center.