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What even are consumer protection laws. Isn't this blatant false advertising. I've dealt with it as well. Their whole THING with Prime is its two day deliver
by dingusdew 4y ago
What even are consumer protection laws. Isn't this blatant false advertising. I've dealt with it as well.
Their whole THING with Prime is its two day delivery.
If they can't actually "guarantee" delivery (which is what they claim), then how come there isn't a massive class action lawsuit from Amazon members for false advertising?
Don't you love being in America, where consumer protection is basically nonexistent and companies can just bullshit you, take your money, not provide the services paid, and just go "nyah, nyah, fuck you, just TRY getting your money back."
EDIT: to be clear, and in reference to others: this has been going on for over a year in my city. Confirmed with friends and neighbors. It ISN'T holiday related.
EDIT 2: I am 2 hours from Seattle. Amazon's corporate HQ. If they can't manage two day shipping in their hometown I don't know what the fuck to tell you.
EDIT 3: One of the tricks they like to pull is saying it still only took two days to "ship" after sitting not being shipped on their site for over a week. The interim waiting time before it ships apparently isn't included in the "shipping time." I've had numerous packages sitting in limbo for a week before they ship and deliver.