amazon delivery time

[p1doc]

ordered deadpool months ago still waiting for amazon to deliver yet ordered goosebumps and arrivedsat before it was availavle in shops-very annoying
anyone else have similar experiences or just me?
martin

[GetCarter]

p1doc said:

ordered deadpool months ago still waiting for amazon to deliver yet ordered goosebumps and arrivedsat before it was availavle in shops-very annoying
anyone else have similar experiences or just me?
martin

Some are supplied and sent out by amazon (usually next day with prime). Others are third party suppliers that Amazon just 'brokers'. These can take weeks or even months and can come from all over the world. You need to check out when you buy when they suggest it will be delivered.

[p1doc]

thanks-annoying when you see it in shops bit are still waiting for it to be delivered
martin

[Neil H]

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[JatHanspal]

p1doc said:

thanks-annoying when you see it in shops bit are still waiting for it to be delivered
martin

Buy it in the shop and cancel the amazon order.

[GetCarter]

JatHanspal said:

p1doc said:

thanks-annoying when you see it in shops bit are still waiting for it to be delivered
martin

Buy it in the shop and cancel the amazon order.

Once it's been dispatched, it can't be cancelled, only returned.

[Sump]

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

[bigandclever]

GetCarter said:

JatHanspal said:

p1doc said:

thanks-annoying when you see it in shops bit are still waiting for it to be delivered
martin

Buy it in the shop and cancel the amazon order.

Once it's been dispatched, it can't be cancelled, only returned.

If it's been months since it was dispatched, it ain't coming

[northwest monkey]

Sump said:

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

Why?

Serious question.

[Sump]

northwest monkey said:

Sump said:

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

Why?

Serious question.

I was just very much under the impression people had either moved to online options or were still on piracy. I just see no value in a DVD box, I can only see downsides to it.

[GetCarter]

Sump said:

northwest monkey said:

Sump said:

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

Why?

Serious question.

I was just very much under the impression people had either moved to online options or were still on piracy. I just see no value in a DVD box, I can only see downsides to it.

I still buy DVDs.

As they are tax deductible, and about 75% of them are not immediately accessible online. Even if they are, I often have to pay for them (again).

Oh, and I've never pirated a movie, and shame on those that do!

[Crumpet]

Sump said:

I was just very much under the impression people had either moved to online options or were still on piracy. I just see no value in a DVD box, I can only see downsides to it.

You're pretty limited if you live in the country and your internet download speed is 1.5Mbps! Streaming HD isn't really an option.

[iphonedyou]

Sump said:

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

I bet you're not really, though.

[northwest monkey]

Sump said:

northwest monkey said:

Sump said:

Genuinely amazed people still buy DVDs.

Why?

Serious question.

I was just very much under the impression people had either moved to online options or were still on piracy. I just see no value in a DVD box, I can only see downsides to it.

Fair enough. A lot of DVD / Bluray these days also include a downloadable version, but I actually like having a DVD collection!