The original comment was someone saying they don’t get why a cat toy gets 2 day shipping.
The point is Amazon is making it abundantly clear they’re struggling with demand and at some point you should also take a second and ask if you need that cat toy by Tuesday.
They did the reasonable thing and prioritized internally AND they’re literally paying you to wait longer for things, what more are they supposed to do?
Honestly this kind of logic is what the hoarders have been using...
“There was no sign that said don’t buy the 10 cases of toilet paper and the register asked me for payment after I scanned it all, so they wanted to me to order it!”
... well now there’s a sign. It won’t be surprising if eventually Amazon has to do the same, they’ve already stopped accepting new Pantry orders
I’m on Amazon’s side here. I think they’re doing what’s best for Amazon in the long-run. Maybe we’re violently agreeing that increasing the bounty on no-rush delivery is helping customers make a decision that causes delays to flow to the customers most willing to take them and priority delivery to those most desirous of it.
> That they’re offering $3 for “no rush”
So you mean they put it in the checkout flow?