Amazon has announced the online retail giant has expanded its Prime same-day delivery service to more metro areas in the U.S. These include Charlotte, Cincinnati, Fresno, Louisville, Milwaukee, Nashville, Raleigh, Richmond, Sacramento, Stockton, and Tucson, as well as new areas in Central New Jersey, Dallas-Fort Worth, Los Angeles, and San Diego.
This delivery option allows consumers to place an order (worth over $35) in the morning and receive their products on the same day, even on Sunday. With the added areas noted above, the same-day delivery now covers 27 metro areas in the U.S. You'll need Amazon Prime to take advantage of this service, which will set you back $99 a year but includes a number of benefits.
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Amazon expands Prime same-day delivery to more metro areas in the U.S.
Excellent. Just gets better and better. Is the priv marked down on amazon too? (50 dollar perma reduction on shop blackberry)
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Life comes at you faster and faster. Can't wait for day before yesterday delivery!
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The article says prime comes with "a number of benefits"
From what I can tell, it is a small number.
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Yes, but it's a prime number.
Very large one?
Those uses for encryption?
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A tip for Prime members:
Prime delivery is a "guarantee". If Amazon fails to meet that guarantee, it's the customer's responsibility to cal them out on it. If they miss their guaranteed delivery date, they will extend your Prime membership by one month for free.
Too bad they didn't start that a year ago, when they stopped being on time. I complained, did not even get a response.
First, get some customer service. Then, they should work on being on time. And after that, same day service.
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What's the obsession with Amazon prime?
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Save a lot of money if you're a frequent shopper, plus the video streaming they "throw in" is not bad.
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Actually that isn't necessarily true any more, the saving a lot of money part.
I've tried it when they have the free trials but with being in a state where amazon charges sales tax I look at other options other than prime on amazon or other sites. The streaming is ok but not enough new movies for me. Especially for that yearly fee ouch!
How is the relevant on a Blackberry website?
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You can buy blackberry and blackberry related accessories from Amazon.
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Would you rather see more ShopCrackBerry deals and the latest BlackBerry Enterprise Services offering??
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It's an article of interest to Mobile Nations in general, of which CB is a member. Mobile users as a whole often shop Amazon with their mobile devices. What's good about articles like this is that reading it is voluntary. Which both accommodates those who would find it of interest, and can be ignored or skipped by those of whom have zero interest in it.
What does this have to do with BlackBerry? Will more people now buy BlackBerry? With nothing happening at BlackBerry, you need to write about something.
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Lucky people
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Actually Amazon has the Priv for $637.99 in the US right now.
Wish they had the same thing in Canada!
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Ugh, not Canada? :P
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The Priv should have released at $399 unlocked. You can't charge a premium without the market share! You think the iFone is worth its cost at any tier! Lmao the Galaxy? No its price (insert word from economics class) they can charge more because they have the demand, influence, and market structure! If Blackberry had a voice large enough for general consumers then they could compete with that pricing! But they don't so
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I got my Nexus 6P with same day. I'm not quite sure how they do it, but I ordered it and then about 8 hours later it was delivered!
... another slow week for BlackBerry news...
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I'm surprised Denver Colorado isn't on the list! Fastest growing city (PLEASE stop moving here btw, people lol)
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