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Nobody stops you from buying products directly from the company's website. You don't have to buy everything from Amazon. I browse on Amazon, and then go to the
by petcat 10mo ago
Nobody stops you from buying products directly from the company's website. You don't have to buy everything from Amazon.
I browse on Amazon, and then go to the company's website directly for the purchase. USPS, UPS, and FedEx will still deliver it just the same.
- mark-r 10mo agoBut not same-day. But even that's a bit iffy - I made a purchase from Amazon recently where they promised same-day delivery, on a Sunday no less! But it didn't actually arrive until Wednesday.
- groundzeros2015 10mo agoYou’re saying that you still use Amazon because it offers a superior delivery service? Then aren’t you glad that option exists when you need it?
- themaninthedark 10mo agoBut it sounds like their superior delivery service is a lie too. Promise next day or 2 day service but delivery in 3-4 days.
- groundzeros2015 10mo agoDespite that, this user is telling us that’s why they don’t want to order on a another site.
- mark-r 10mo agoIt wasn't even next day, it was same day! But yes, it was a complete lie.
- mark-r 10mo agoI didn't need it that same day - if I had, I would have driven 5 miles to the nearest retailer that carried it and Amazon wouldn't have even been considered. I was seriously impressed that they made that promise, thought I had nothing to lose. And I re-learned a lesson, if something's too good to be true then it probably isn't. I certainly won't be putting any faith in same-day service in the future. They proved their "superior delivery service" is just an illusion.
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- themaninthedark 10mo agoI tried to buy a cellphone case from the mfg. rather than Amazon. Placed the order on their website, using their payment processing. Delivered in an Amazon box by Amazon. It was cheaper on Amazon as well. So I guess the joke is on me.