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X number of packages would lock in inefficiencies. X number of deliveries would promote efficient delivery (at the expense of timeliness).
by LanceH 7y ago
X number of packages would lock in inefficiencies. X number of deliveries would promote efficient delivery (at the expense of timeliness).
- notus 7y agoAmazon tries to encourage this by using a "delivery day" for all your weekly deliveries to come. They need to incentivize it a bit harder I think with free digital content. If I could rent a movie from prime (not something new but let's say original Matrix) in exchange for using the prime delivery day option then I probably would. Otherwise they are relying on people to realize that constant deliveries are a problem and then sacrifice existing conveniences they have for that problem.
- pbalau 7y agoMaybe that's why they don't "fix" the Amazon Logistics service. Force you to get all deliveries when you are home and you might as well pick a time slot dor that.