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In reply to the discussion: The problem with cancelling Amazon [View all]TwilightZone
(28,834 posts)4. Do what is best for you personally.
If that's staying with Amazon, so be it. Try not to let others influence your decision when you clearly know what's best for you and your family.
A symbolic gesture that will ultimately be just one of countless many is not worth it if it causes you hardship. I know that many won't agree with me, but your health and financial situation are what's important, not a token gesture of dissatisfaction.
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I don't think a lot of people are cancelling Amazon. If only a few people do it, it wouldn't bother Bezos.
Jim__
Oct 28
#1
Hey there! If you can share, which COPD inhaler is your husband using? I am now and have taken several, and I might
LauraInLA
Oct 28
#5
Perhaps surprisingly, the large majority of Amazon's worth comes from its cloud service, AWS.
BlueCheeseAgain
Oct 28
#11
When did you sign up for these plans? I checked and they were out of my league
Demsrule86
Oct 28
#57
I'm assuming you have checked into CostPlus Pharma? A friend of a friend said she saved thousands a month
flying_wahini
Oct 28
#25