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Personally I find the shipping benefits of Prime vastly overrated. I just got a free trial of Prime, and they promised 2 day shipping... but it took 4 days. Why
by neogodless 3y ago
Personally I find the shipping benefits of Prime vastly overrated. I just got a free trial of Prime, and they promised 2 day shipping... but it took 4 days. Why would someone pay for that? I tend to let items accumulate to hit the free shipping minimum and then order. Still tends to come in 2-4 days regardless.
- sgc 3y agoWhere I live Prime is 1-2 days on almost everything. It is a pretty compelling service for many people, of course.
- johnnyo 3y agoAmazon shipping in my area used to be 2 days, but no longer. Now it’s generally 4 working days, sometimes more. Almost all the services I’ve used Amazon for in the past keep getting worse. Prime shipping, video, Amazon music, etc
- brewdad 3y agoI have a warehouse serving our entire metro area five miles from my house. Shipping takes two days after Amazon sits on my order for 2-3 days. Their drivers are also the worst. The driver that covers my area tends to throw packages a good 10 feet at my door. Needless to say, Amazon is pretty much my last choice option these days.
- rrr_oh_man 3y ago> The driver that covers my area tends to throw packages a good 10 feet at my door. You don’t want to know what happens in warehouses…
- int_19h 3y agoEfficient market™ is efficient.
- al_borland 3y agoI canceled Prime over this ad thing, and what I noticed was they seem to ship packages as the same speed, but they let the order sit for a few days before fulfilling it. It makes it seem like they find the efficiencies from treating every package the same during packing and shipping worthwhile, so they just hold the order in a queue for a few days before releasing it as a punishment for not being a Prime user. I could be reading that wrong, but it was sure how it looked with my first few non-Prime orders.