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Where? I'm in southern Ontario Canada, and my orders usually take 2-3 days and I'm not even using Prime. Turns out there's no value in holding something in a w
by Scoundreller 3y ago
Where? I'm in southern Ontario Canada, and my orders usually take 2-3 days and I'm not even using Prime.
Turns out there's no value in holding something in a warehouse when you have it ordered.
I think all Prime gets you is:
1. if the product is in a distant warehouse, Amazon will bring it over by plane instead of rail/truck.
2. Your orders are de-prioritized if they're over-subscribed (e.g. Christmas holidays, pandemic online shopping, Prime day)
- pessimizer 3y agoMy last three Amazon orders took between something like a week and a half and three weeks. They probably were actually my last three Amazon orders. I'd rather go to the store.
- Scoundreller 3y agosounds like they were drop-shipped from Asia
- xboxnolifes 3y agoAmazon products, or third-party using Amazon as a store-front?