Yes, and it has always been the case, two day delivery. With covid they are prioritizing certain items that are essential. You still get your items faster than if you didnt have prime. While you may think its arbitrary they have a very complex and efficient delivery system so the delivery time may depend on several variables that you simply cannot calculate on your own.My point being that "Prime" is supposed to be two day delivery, not seven days to ship followed by two to four days of shipping. Incidentally, there's an Amazon "hub" less than 20 miles from me and another about 30 miles from me. The "prioritization" that they are applying seems very arbitrary and capricious. To top it off it is applied in a very random basis. I ordered things one day and got them the next while other things languish for a week, or more before they finally ship. Not to mention the item I did order, got shipping notification of and ultimately got a refund for because they seem to have lost track of it. I guess I'm spoiled by what they used to be. Now, they're more like dealing with eBay. Granted I'm one tiny, little, fish in the Amazon ocean, but I strongly suspect that there are large schools of us little fish.
I ordered a Loryta IPC-T5442TM-AS from Andy's Amazon store link on Thursday. According to Amazon's tracking it is currently out for delivery today.View attachment 61836
AHA, fedex,ups samething, right now a full freight direct airplane from China to USA, price is 1.6millons USD/time, so make the normal shipping way price rocket increasing, Some people can really earn super big money from this virus.That is fast service. Maybe DHL has gone through their backlog.
Aha, you place need a 50X super PTZ, lolYes, camera was ordered with Amazon Prime. Camera arrived a few hours ago via the regular postal delivery. I already have the camera up. I'm curious what it will look like at night in forced color mode. Here is the current view.
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