Missed my point. I'm not talking about delays in shipping.I’ve had Walmart miss delivery dates far more often than Amazon. With that said price still rules and Walmart on good days gets me stuff in two days, on bad days they take as long as Amazon which is about a week.
Here in my part of the country, coastal NC we do not experience any Amazon delays. Meaning even though it’s slow as a snail the stuff arrives on the date it’s supposed to.
Having moved to a new home it’s been a banner year for the delivery industry at our house. We have lots of experiences from a multitude of companies, half the time we wonder what’s in the boxes when they arrive.
Amazon Prime Advertised delivery date. Then there is a target date, sometimes right after purchase, sometime 12-24 hours after purchase. Said date simply does not match the reason I made the purchase. Borderline false advertising (yeah there is fine print)
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