Are all of these issues with Ground?
Bear in mind that "label printed" doesn't mean that the seller has pulled the item you ordered from the shelf, packed it in a box, sealed it, and slapped the label on it. Often sellers have crappy inventory control systems and may not have the item in stock, so the label gets "printed" to a PDF file for later use when the inventory finally does show up at the warehouse.I get those 'expected delivery tomorrow' when it hasn't even shipped yet notices all the time, I've learned to ignore the expected delivery date and just watch the tracking. It's a tad frustrating seeing 'label printed' and no update for multiple days from some sellers, "come on, go drop it off so it can at least get on the way" lol
Amazon delivery here is good. They always put item where it cannot be seen from street or sidewalk then send a pic of it to my email.
In many areas they have their own delivery drivers and trucks. They deliver seven days a week.Amazon delivery? Any orders I have placed with Amazon (reluctantly, I might add) have been delivered via UPS or FedEx.
Amazon delivery? Any orders I have placed with Amazon (reluctantly, I might add) have been delivered via UPS or FedEx.
I did notice recently that a couple of miles from me at a convenience store there is a huge green cabinet looking thing that says something like "Amazon deliveries" or something to that effect. No telling what that is. But then again, I am not a real big fan of Amazon.