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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Just placed an order (before noon on Monday, 6/4/2018) that is in-stock; is sold by and fulfilled by Amazon; and is Prime-eligible. These were my shipping choices:
- 7.99 - One day shipping (Get it by Thursday, June 7th)
- Free Two-day shipping (Get it by Friday, June 8th)
- Free no-rush shipping (Get it by June 12th)
I think I've figured it out: Amazon clearly thinks that I live two days into the future!  |
Just got the notification that the order shipped (Wed. 6/6). Seems to be the way of things for me right now: orders don't ship until two days after placing the order. That's where the delay is coming from. No matter what time I order, and no matter what the "availability" of the item is, it doesn't get to the carrier and get a tracking number for two whole days. The time it used to take to get to my door is being spent in limbo.
For whatever reason, there's an automatic, built-in, two-day delay on every order I place with Amazon. That's the nitty-gritty. And I can't get anyone on their end to acknowledge/understand the issue--let alone explain/fix it. Once it actually
ships, it gets here in two days. But no one can tell me why an in-stock--fulfilled by Amazon--item isn't ready to be shipped immediately.