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LonePirate

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3. If Amazon cannot offer the service as advertised, then it needs to not offer the service or change the price.

Reply to Jk23 (Original post)

Wed Dec 4, 2024, 02:50 PM

Dec 2024

They are fleecing customers if they offer a service at a price and then refuse to honor and meet that service for the price paid. How they intend to handle this is up to them as they can stop offering the service, change the price or pay the lawsuit price. I suspect they will change the fine print on the service without rescinding the service or reducing the price, thus putting the onus back on the consumers who will unwittingly accept the reduced service for the same price.

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Amazon says these areas of Washington, DC, are too dangerous for Prime delivery [View all] Jk23 Dec 2024 OP

That kinda stuff happens in certain neighborhoods in Chicago, too mucifer Dec 2024 #1

If there are legitimate safety concerns that prevent them from meeting their promised tritsofme Dec 2024 #2

If Amazon cannot offer the service as advertised, then it needs to not offer the service or change the price. LonePirate Dec 2024 #3

Amazon pushes like hell to trick customers into Prime. They remind me that I spent $22 last year on shipping Hekate Dec 2024 #4

Amazon should just hire someone to ride shotgun. Sneederbunk Dec 2024 #5