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In reply to the discussion: Talked to clerk at local P.O. telling me local Amazon Delivery Services have stopped operating. [View all]Solomon
(12,656 posts)4. Ahhh! That explains why I am getting strange messages about Amazon delays.
I get a message tracking my shipment nearby and telling me that its on time, and then all of a sudden, shipment delay, as though the shipment was never picked up from its original point.
I kept thinking, how can they act like something happened to the shipment when for two days they were sending me messages telling me that it was picked up and on the way and will be delivered on time, ... its not that far away according to their messages but now they are telling me that if I don't receive it in two more days I can get a refund.
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Talked to clerk at local P.O. telling me local Amazon Delivery Services have stopped operating. [View all]
Midnight Writer
Jun 2022
OP
Once upon a time, a long long time ago, we all got by with deliveries that took a week or two.
Scrivener7
Jun 2022
#11
Thanks for the info -- there is a Whole Foods a 24 min bus trip away (plus 11 min
progree
Jun 2022
#50
Thanks! I'd wondered why a few recent Amazon orders had been delivered by UPS and USPS.
highplainsdem
Jun 2022
#36