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Amazon offer free delivery for item costing over £10. I ordered two
widgets that were shown as being in stock. If I had been willing to pay I could have had them delivered the next day. As it was not urgent I chose the free option. These in stock items were not despatched until four days after ordering them. I just wonder what benefit Amazon gain from delaying despatch. Is it because they hope you will pay extra or is there some other reason that I have not realised? Just curious! -- Peter Crosland Reply address is valid |
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