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FYI, obrajesse has this to say about the April 21st delivery date in response to my comment: > Multiple items I’ve ordered this weekend with April 21 or later
by toasterlovin 7y ago
FYI, obrajesse has this to say about the April 21st delivery date in response to my comment:
> Multiple items I’ve ordered this weekend with April 21 or later delivery dates got their dates moved up by 3+ weeks after order.
I can tell you that, as a seller, we’ve been seeing 2-3 additional days for delivery vs. normal. There’s not really a reason I can think of that delivery dates would suddenly get delayed by an additional 3-4 weeks. Delivery times should degrade gradually as demand ramps up. My personal hunch is that Amazon is setting expectations super low (or there’s a big!).
- christoph 7y agoThere is definitely some expectation setting going on. I ordered an item Saturday that it said would arrive Thursday. I received notification last night it would arrive today (Monday). I am, however, of the mind that some China reliant items might be sometime (from any supplier, not just Amazon). It now seems impossible to find a bread maker for instance in the UK and there is no company seemingly expecting any stock anytime soon.
- throwanem 7y agoHappily, you don't need a bread maker to make bread! There are lots of recipes online that just require hand kneading, an oven, and a pan. (I know this doesn't address your larger point, but maybe it helps you make bread without a bread maker, so I feel like it's worth mentioning anyway.)
- codys 7y agoHere in the US, bread machines often end up on the shelves on second hand stores like Goodwill and Savers. Certainly, it involves going to a store to purchase one (and relies on said store being open), but it is an option.