Amazon has raised the threshold needed to get free shipping from $25 to $35.
You still get free 2nd day shipping on all orders with Amazon Prime. A prime trial is free with Amazon Mom or Amazon Student.
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Amazon prime 2 day shipping has been using USPS for all my recent shipping. has this been happening to anybody else?
usps is a disaster for me in Brooklyn.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/22/technology/sales-are-colossal-shares-are-soaring-all-amazoncom-is-missing-is-a-profit.html?_r=0
so much bad news
1st United, now this!
This spurred me to breakdown and get a Prime Account – it was already driving me crazy as it seems like Amazon is purposely slowing down deliveries of non-prime orders (used to get my non-prime orders in 2 business days 95% of the time, but now its more like 5-7 business days).
@mr g: Same thing with me. I get at least 5 amazon packages a week. I called up and complained, they gave me a supervisor and they put in the notes that I should have “higher priority” shipping and most of the time I will get UPS or FedEx. So far it seems to be working.
I absolutely agree. Amazob is definitely slowing down deliveries for non-prime orders.
Hope they don’t start making $15 items “add-on-items”… š
how do i PM someone if i want to share a prime account with them?
its stil 25$ on amazon.ca….
@Danfan: “.ca” means CANADA (not California). Nobody actually lives in Canada.