100 Million Prime members (disclosure: I'm one.)

[Purple Lady]

Originally Posted by DuckieTigger

That makes actually sense. If you buy a gift card, then Amazon has to pay the money you redeem. As long as it works still on ebooks, I am happy.

But will it work for big publisher ebooks? I stopped using the slow ship when it didn't work for big publisher ebooks anymore in the US a few years ago. It says "Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.com or digital content sold by Amazon Digital Services, Inc." Big publisher ebooks are sold by the publisher, not Amazon. I recently started using slow ship again, so it probably means I can't use the credits for big publishers anymore.

[Sydney's Mom]

I use slow ship for movie rentals. I used slow ship for most of my prime day purchases, and I got them all in 4 days.

[DuckieTigger]

Originally Posted by Purple Lady

But will it work for big publisher ebooks? I stopped using the slow ship when it didn't work for big publisher ebooks anymore in the US a few years ago. It says "Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.com or digital content sold by Amazon Digital Services, Inc." Big publisher ebooks are sold by the publisher, not Amazon. I recently started using slow ship again, so it probably means I can't use the credits for big publishers anymore.

I wouldn't know. Big publisher books are not on my radar to buy normally.

[Apache]

Originally Posted by Purple Lady

But will it work for big publisher ebooks? I stopped using the slow ship when it didn't work for big publisher ebooks anymore in the US a few years ago. It says "Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.com or digital content sold by Amazon Digital Services, Inc." Big publisher ebooks are sold by the publisher, not Amazon. I recently started using slow ship again, so it probably means I can't use the credits for big publishers anymore.

It may not work for the big publishers, but it works for Baen and that makes me happy.
Apache

[frahse]

I am beginning to think that we need here on Mobile Read an "Amazon Slow Shipping Wikipedia."

The "ins and outs" for the last penny (or day) of satisfaction!

[fjtorres]

Originally Posted by frahse

I am beginning to think that we need here on Mobile Read an "Amazon Slow Shipping Wikipedia."

The "ins and outs" for the last penny (or day) of satisfaction!

Or two new forums:

"Amazon thrills me"

and

"Amazon, die, die, die"

[tubemonkey]

Originally Posted by fjtorres

Or two new forums:

"Amazon thrills me"

and

"Amazon, die, die, die"

[frahse]

It's good to see we can still laugh at ourselves.

[frahse]

Originally Posted by fjtorres

Or two new forums:

"Amazon thrills me"

and

"Amazon, die, die, die"

Or taking a lesson from the great Tolkien.

-- "my precious, my precious"

and

--"Nasty disturbing uncomfortable things! Make you late for dinner!"

[DNSB]

Well, right now I am very unhappy with Amazon's delivery. I placed an order July 30th, it shows as having shipped from Amazon on August 1st. Tracking still shows as "It's on the way" with an expected delivery data of Aug. 7th (doesn't say what year...). The last update was on Wednesday, August 1st. Amazon's customer service has been rather unhelpful as to why the order is taking so long other than it is somewhere between Mississauga and Vancouver. I don't want to contact the seller since the blasted order is "fulfilled by Amazon" and the item still shows as in stock.

If Murphy was right, now that I've written this gripe, it'll show up early on Monday, Aug 13th.

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by DNSB

Well, right now I am very unhappy with Amazon's delivery. I placed an order July 30th, it shows as having shipped from Amazon on August 1st. Tracking still shows as "It's on the way" with an expected delivery data of Aug. 7th (doesn't say what year...). The last update was on Wednesday, August 1st. Amazon's customer service has been rather unhelpful as to why the order is taking so long other than it is somewhere between Mississauga and Vancouver. I don't want to contact the seller since the blasted order is "fulfilled by Amazon" and the item still shows as in stock.

If Murphy was right, now that I've written this gripe, it'll show up early on Monday, Aug 13th.

Did Amazon or the third party seller not give you a link to track the package?

[shalym]

Originally Posted by ZodWallop

Did Amazon or the third party seller not give you a link to track the package?

Exactly...what service is being used for delivery?

Shari

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by ZodWallop

Did Amazon or the third party seller not give you a link to track the package?

I thought that was clear from the original message?

Tracking still shows as "It's on the way" with an expected delivery data of Aug. 7th (doesn't say what year...). The last update was on Wednesday, August 1st. Amazon's customer service has been rather unhelpful as to why the order is taking so long other than it is somewhere between Mississauga and Vancouver. I don't want to contact the seller since the blasted order is "fulfilled by Amazon" and the item still shows as in stock.

As of this moment, it is still lost in that space-time warp between Mississauga and Vancouver. As long as it arrives in time for Sept. 7th, no problems. If it does not arrive by then, I'll be very ticked off -- the 'perfect' birthday present is not much use if it is a belated birthday present.

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by shalym

Exactly...what service is being used for delivery?

Shari

See previous message and Amazon is the delivery service. The package has left YVZ1 and is somewhere en route.

[shalym]

Originally Posted by DNSB

See previous message and Amazon is the delivery service. The package has left YVZ1 and is somewhere en route.

Ah...Sorry--I didn't realize that was possible. I've never had a package where Amazon was the delivery service. Mine have always been either UPS, FedEx, or the regular post office.

Shari