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Do you lose the 5% if you aren't a prime customer? I though that was just 5% on Amazon purchases but I could be wrong. But I agree in terms of speed of delivery
by joshstrange 5y ago
Do you lose the 5% if you aren't a prime customer? I though that was just 5% on Amazon purchases but I could be wrong. But I agree in terms of speed of delivery, a lot of items aren't prime (super dark patterns on this front) and the ones that are get delayed by a few days normally. I don't use Prime Video or anything else from Amazon so maybe I should re-consider my subscription. They are now just shy of what I pay for /every/ JetBrains product annually with a whole lot less useful for me.
- wintermutestwin 5y agoI just checked it and it is 5% on Amz purchases for Prime members and 3% for non-members. Even things marked as Prime are taking 1-2 weeks for me. (I'm ~1hr from a major city) I'm probably ditching my Prime sub when it comes up for renewal.
- joshstrange 5y agoHmm, well then it really comes down to "Do 2% of your Amazon Purchases equal $140 or more?" (Aka, do you spend more than $7000 at Amazon), last year I did spend more than that so I guess Prime pays for itself in my case.