I do not ****ing want Amazon ****ing Prime !

[anonymous-user]

It’s st, Netflix is better. Why every fking time I want to check out of Amazon and buy a watch battery am I inundated with “do you want to join Amazon fking prime?” Messages? No I fking do not want to join. fk off ! Mother fking ing bds just fk off!

Yet somehow I am now subscribed again yes they scammed me and I now need to go through their protracted cancellation process yet again, I really hate them. s. Absolute s. Just fk off !
Mother fking s. Aaarrrggghhhh.

2/10 rant but I hate them

[anonymous-user]

I like Amazon prime.

But I reckon you weren't scammed, you just didn't pay attention when you were clicking things

[anonymous-user]

i got scammed into .99 for the week, free delivery, prime, music, etc.. Proper scammed

[anonymous-user]

AlexC1981 said:

I've never really understood why Amazon is so popular. .

7.99 for music, films etc. Also i live in the sticks and they offer same day delivery, nearest ship is 6 miles away. I had beers delivered in the afternoon, screws to fix a cupboard. Great service and so much choice.

[anonymous-user]

if you accidentally sign up it allows cancellation at anytime and refunds the balance. is it really the end of the world, yes its sneaky but other tech companies are doing similar or worse.

[anonymous-user]

chunder27 said:

I have not used them for about 5 years.

Mainly due to the endless reports and the experience a friend of mine had working there, then again I think you can tarnish any logistics based consumer company I guess the same way.

But also the Prime thing annoyed me, we are paying so you can pay Top Gears trio of drunks to be even more pathetic and drunk than they were before and you expect me to pay for this? Forget it.

ON a serious note I can see how serious users benefit, but I would rather not pay insane postage on small items just because some tt wants to make ever more money and exploit his workforce endlessly.

All you have to do is make stand sometimes, it's the little things.

Actually I like to think I pay for prime to get free next day delivery and Good Omens, in which case it's a bloody bargain

[anonymous-user]

Same here, works for me.

You can also shop on other sites but your card details stay in the one place.

[anonymous-user]

There is a lot of st on there, the marketplace for one, with zero comeback.

[anonymous-user]

tangerine_sedge said:

With all due respect - fk off troll.

I've got 40 years IT experience and I've never seen a user interface so carefully designed to trick you into making the wrong selection. Not even Lotus Notes was that st.

You see, now I have to question your IT expertise ;-D

[anonymous-user]

Baldchap said:

I think Amazon probably consider me their best customer. 49 orders in the last 30 days.

Yes, I have Prime. Even get my dog food delivered.

Yep, is kind of an essential now, even I have signed up again (deliberately this time...)

[anonymous-user]

F1GTRUeno said:

snuffy said:

This is the point I'm making:



Click "Kindle Edition £0.49" and you do not buy it.





Click "Rent SD £2.49" and you do buy it.

It is impossible to deny that those 2 user interfaces are different.

Nobody is denying the two interfaces are different.

The fact that we know they're different is why we don't accidentally pay for a film.

The key bit is underneath the option to buy and rent

'By ordering or viewing, you agree to our Terms (which is clickable so you can read them)

Just add a PIN for God's Sake, it's not hard to do, we've had one on our Amazon acct. since we created it back in 1942 or whenever it was. Then you can't "accidentally" buy or rent anything.

Good grief, talk about 1st world "problems"....