About Amazon Prime shipping times
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Comments (17)"My son shared his Amazon Prime membership with me, so I get free shipping, but when I try to borrow a book from the Lending Library, it won't work. Maybe the Lending Library is just for primary Prime members not the ones who it was shared to. If that makes any sense...." You can only download books to Kindles or other "apparatus" (like a pc or BlackBerry or iPhone, etc.) if that equipment is registered to the account of the person with the Prime membership....See MoreI don't understand Amazon Prime!
Comments (47)Linelle, I don't know anything about Amazon Household. I'm the one with the Amazon account in my house. Usually dh just sends me a link to something on Amazon when he wants to order something, but he could easily log in using my username and password. My mom uses my Amazon account to watch videos on her iPad. I just logged into Amazon Prime on her iPad with my username and password, and she can now watch movies. She and my father have a regular Amazon account, and she doesn't usually need 2-day shipping but a couple of times when she needed something quickly, I have just ordered it for her. Her credit card number is saved in my account. I have an address book in Amazon with addresses saved for people I occasionally send gifts to (my relatives). When I place an order, you have the option to choose the method of payment and address for shipping so I just switch to my mom's credit card and address when she wants me to buy something for her. You could always do that with your daughter if she doesn't or can't set up a Household account, assuming you don't mind if she has your credit card saved in her account. Or, she could give you her log in information and you can just order things right from her account using your own credit card....See MoreAmazon Prime shipping
Comments (40)Deliveries that go the "final mile" via USPS have been a problem for the past couple of years in my neighborhood. Lots of complaints from lots of us about missing, mis-delivered, marked as delivered but not for 3-4 more days, "no one home", "unable to access" etc etc. Mail and packages found dropped in yards and streets. Even had an incident where certified mail from the IRS was delivered into a mailbox-- the wrong mailbox, not signed for by wrong homeowner (or the intended recipient obviously), but somehow it had been signed for according to USPS. We have been told that it is because our neighborhood is used for "training". Seems like little training and less supervision to me. I have a package - live plants (not ordered from Amazon) - that made it from CA to the FedEx facility, in a nearby suburb, Friday mid afternoon. According to the tracking, it departed that facility Friday evening -- to where I don't know! Once before I had a package that made it to that facility, then next showed up in northern Indiana, before returning to town 3 days later....See MoreI finally 'discovered' Amazon Prime
Comments (27)I order from Amazon a lot. I used to use it only for the quick shipping but I recently started occasionally using Prime Video. Sometimes I'll order from Walmart(dot)com. Usually I can do better there when ordering non-perishable grocery items. I'm on a budget so I compare prices. If it costs more to order online than walking into Walmart, I walk into Walmart and get it. Paying more for the convenience, or having to tip for a Walmart grocery delivery, doesn't fit into my budget. I'd love it if Amazon would extent Amazon Fresh into my area. I was hoping the pandemic would nudge them into it but it has not. Amazon prices (even when sold by Amazon) can vary anywhere from a really good deal to an absolute ripoff so I sometimes make use of the 3 camel Firefox addon to notify me when an Amazon listing drops to the price point I specify: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/the-camelizer-price-history-ch/ When/if Walmart finally goes back up 24 hours, I'll likely return to my old routine. Shop often, just getting a handful of items, whatever looks good at the time. Late at night they were never busy. This town is rat-racy right up until... 10 PM or so but then it's dead, which I love....See More- 7 years ago
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