Lurker > Sweet_Melon

Ugh, don't even get me started, TC. I've been a Prime member since June 1 of this year. They keep failing to deliver my 2-day shipping orders within 2 days. Free 2-day shipping is the entire reason I signed up for Prime in the first place so if they can't give me that benefit, then it's worthless to me.

Today it happened again (an order that I was supposed to get today did not show up and has been delayed until tomorrow) so I got fed up and called them to find out why this keeps happening. They said it's "2 days from when the item ships" which is bullshit because I got an email after I placed my latest order saying it would be here today. Then I got an email about an hour ago saying it's been delayed by a day and won't arrive until tomorrow. The item didn't ship until yesterday so maybe if Amazon had shipped it when they were supposed to, this wouldn't keep happening.

I told them to cancel and refund me the difference of unused time. Spoke to someone over live chat, then over the phone when I submitted poor feedback after disconnecting, then a manager.

Out of the 3 people I spoke with, not one offered to do anything to compensate for the lack of service so I told them to cancel my membership. After several times of being told they can't do that, I finally got them to cancel and refund me.

The weird part is that none of the people I spoke to made any effort whatsoever to talk me out of cancelling. I've placed 48 orders in the past 6 months, spent thousands of dollars with them, and they didn't seem to care in the slightest that they were losing a high spend customer.

Most companies these days have entire departments dedicated to talking customers out of cancelling their services. Apparently Amazon is not one of them.

Nothing, I'm pretty poor.

I had money saved up to get a 4ktv for my bedroom but something really bad happened within the family and i had to spend the black friday money on helping out my family.

advertised speeds on 2.4 ghz WiFi because they're like 20 different WiFi points around my area and some of these access points are invading my channel which makes my 2.4 wifi speeds lower?

And it doesn't affect my 5 ghz WiFi speeds because there's more channels on there and less 5 ghz access points floating around?

So if I want my 2.4 WiFi speeds to be close to my max speeds then I have to somehow remove all 2.4 signals around my area? (aka, almost impossible)

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