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Does the Prime but shipped yourself get to distort any other policies? Hopefully not, if this really is just a programme to allow bulky items to fall under the
by happymellon 3y ago
Does the Prime but shipped yourself get to distort any other policies?
Hopefully not, if this really is just a programme to allow bulky items to fall under the same sort of policies as Amazon, including shipping and returns, then I guess I don't really have a problem with it.
They are just paying a 2% fee to get the Prime badge.
- pests 3y agoWhy do you assume bulky items? Right now anyone can get the Prime label as long as they meet certain shipping guidelines.
- happymellon 3y agoBecause that's what the article says? > These merchants often sell bulkier items such as furniture that don’t mesh well with Amazon’s highly automated warehouses, which are designed to mostly handle smaller products. > Amazon launched Seller Fulfilled Prime in 2015 as a way to expand inventory without overloading its fulfillment centers.
- pests 3y ago> often sell So it sounds like they sell a range of stuff and bulky stuff is sold "often". I don't see the point of bringing this up in the article or limiting the comment to it.