Amazon Prime?

[loganwayne]

I use prime for damn near everything but groceries. You can usually put a product number in and they have it. Sometimes a dollar or two more but you can get it in two days vs a week or more. You can also find stuff you'd never be able to find locally.

I did notice that stuff that was usually 2 day delivery is pushed out 4-5 days. I'm assuming they are preparing for delays from the storm (southeast)

 

[Szwampdonkey]

I was simply informing you of the services included in Prime (more than free shipping). Like I mentioned, I am not stating if it is worth the price or not, that is for each person to determine for themselves. I tend not to use all of the other services, and have gone back and forth on renewing a few times.

Yep, gotcha. I think our family spends way too much time outside to have Prime be any kind of benefit whatsoever. Since statistically 63% of Americans dont have a single thing they actively do outside (sad statistic actually) i’m sure my family is in the minority by a wide margin when it comes to TV watching and ordering mostly un needed stuff from Amazon. Still have zero intention of falling in rank with the majority.

 

[displacedtexan]

Yep, gotcha. I think our family spends way too much time outside to have Prime be any kind of benefit whatsoever. Since statistically 63% of Americans dont have a single thing they actively do outside (sad statistic actually) i’m sure my family is in the minority by a wide margin when it comes to TV watching and ordering mostly un needed stuff from Amazon. Still have zero intention of falling in rank with the majority.

Why are you so convinced that everyone is constantly buying stuff they don't need on Amazon?

Virtually everyone I know who uses it much buys stuff they need and can't buy locally, or would spend a lot more on locally. Yeah, we get 4-5 Amazon packages a week. Saves us a lot of time and money.