MSE News: Amazon shopper? It's upping the minimum spend needed for free delivery
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Well they can and do.
Amazon lockers,collect+,Royal Mail local collect to name some.
They can offer services but they cannot ignore the costs of them. Charging separately for delivery or having a minimum order size are far more sensible than overcharging for the individual price of each and every item.0 -
First they killed the market by offering ultra cheap goods and free delivery. Now that they have no direct competitors, they can set their own rules. Free market, but without the "free".0
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I annoyed about this because I've been gathering several small items in my basket, which I was just going check out today, and noticed that postage was going to be applied. I thought an email should have been sent out?0
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Umming & aahing whether to choose the prime, we used to have it.
There are 4 of us in this same household that have an amazon account each, so brings the price down to £20 each but perhaps we should just save the money instead....:money:3.78 kWp PV SolarEdge with iBoost South facing.
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First they killed the market by offering ultra cheap goods and free delivery. Now that they have no direct competitors, they can set their own rules. Free market, but without the "free".
Don't you believe it! Most of the smaller items on Amazon can be found cheaper on eBay now - and with free postage.0 -
They did not have to refund anyone. The refunds they did give would not even dent their profits.
No, Amazon will not be the next Tesco, they have completely different business models. I don't think they'll lose "many" sales, people have a tendency to stomp their feet for a week or so and then go back to their same spending habits.
(And it is you're, not your!)
Thanks for taking the time to correct my spelling mistake, obviously the most important part of anyones post is their grammical errors.
(and yes I'm aware there are further mistakes in that- I have decided to ignore them just to mess with your head further)
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They did not have to refund anyone. The refunds they did give would not even dent their profits.
No, Amazon will not be the next Tesco, they have completely different business models. I don't think they'll lose "many" sales, people have a tendency to stomp their feet for a week or so and then go back to their same spending habits.
(And it is you're, not your!)
And, whilst we're on the subject of grammar, your commas after 'Tesco' and 'sales' should be full stops.0 -
And, whilst we're on the subject of grammar, your commas after 'Tesco' and 'sales' should be full stops.
Or semicolons.
Semicolons are good.
They would be particularly appropriate, here, which is probably why the erroneous commas were used.There are two types of people in the world: Those that can extrapolate information.0 -
I don't think they'll lose "many" sales, people have a tendency to stomp their feet for a week or so and then go back to their same spending habits.'...luck came to those who left a space for it.' Terry Pratchett0
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If my parents decide to go for the £79 cost for Prime, I will use their account. As all of the larger items I order go to their address anyway - 10 mins from me.0
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