On 16 May 2021 at 13:25:42 BST, "Fredxx" wrote:

On 15/05/2021 09:23, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
He may be or maybe he just does not read the very clear delivery options on
the page. Its blatantly clear there are many choices with and without prime.
My one gripe at the moment on Amazon is that it was easy to return stuff
until quite recently but now lots of post offices do not accept pre printed
or codes on labels for inexplicable reasons, wanting you to show their
device the or code at the time of return. The problem fo me is that I do
not use a smart phone with its screen on and in any case the email address
to the account is not the one on the phone either.
I had to send it via hemes instead.
Brian


I've been caught out once, where I was sure I clicked all the right choices.

Maybe I didn't, or the page layout was changed to catch me out. Either
way it is a blatant fraud.

As Jim says, sometimes Amazon will advertise an item that they will *only*
sell to Prime members. Often something particularly uncommon, or particularly
cheap. I joined Prime that way and then had to make the effort to cancel it.
I've forgotten what the item was, but I think consumer electronics.


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Roger Hayter