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> Huh, I suppose that's why I sometimes have to click through several different Amazon emails to find the specific order or shipment I'm looking for. They've re
by tablespoon 5y ago
> Huh, I suppose that's why I sometimes have to click through several different Amazon emails to find the specific order or shipment I'm looking for. They've removed the details from the actual email.
Yeah, and there's nothing you can do. I don't even use gmail anymore, and the emails are still garbage. I think for awhile they used to include a truncated name of one of the products in the order, but it looks like they even removed that (sometime around August 2019, based on my emails).
Unrelated observation: in my original comment I added a second paragraph noting that this regression was due to the incentives caused by modern capitalism (and it is: owners trying to extract maximum value for themselves, even if that means hurting their customers), and it immediately started getting downvoted. Then I change "capitalism" to "economy" and it started going up again. Some people are really sensitive. It must be blasphemy to criticize the invisible hand and the wisdom of the owners ti guides. I guess right is whatever they do.
- space_fountain 5y agoCould also be that they just want you back on their site because some ab test at some point decided you're more likely to be buy from them again if they can get you back onto amazon.com
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