Re: My chat with amazon

september · ‎03-09-2010

@tansy wrote:
Amazon is well aware of weather conditions and the issues with the delivery workforce. They should stop making the overly optimistic delivery times.

That's a good point. And just saying....the delivery I was expecting yesterday, that I understood would be delayed, was rescheduled to today.

All the roads were cleared last night, we had lovely weather today. They did not deliver it😟

And to the poster that said some of us sit on our couches and do not go out....that isn't me. This delivery was my calcium supplement that I have on auto delivery with Amazon. I am out, and would have happily gone to CVS to get it today, if I knew there would be another delay.

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@wagirl wrote:
@Shanus --where I live--near Seattle--there are 12 major distributions hubs and 40 Amz buildings thru out the state--most of which are in the same county I live in so I get stuff super quick and almost always am offered to upgrade to an early time delivery--I usually choose the 4 am- 8 am time. I do and have ordered things that come from other hubs in the US. Weather here is pretty benign ---delivery is more affected by other places in the US with the bad weather. Have had a few weird late deliveries but not many.

@wagirl Yes, I think I remember you live near my daughter in Samamish.

Judaline · ‎03-10-2010

It amazes me that with all the stress those drivers have trying to get all their deliveries delivered, that they can be so nice and cheerful. (sometimes I see the truck/car and go out to take the package).

jubilant · ‎06-10-2010

While I can understand the frustration and realize they probably mean well, once winters like this hit it might be wise to end this offer. I look for more weather like this since every season these days seems so unpredictable.