Actually, no. If I need something like an external hard drive or a laptop, I still go to the store because I'm somewhat impatient and have also seen too many reviews for products on there where water bottle-pissing-in employee accidentally grabs and ships the wrong item.
I'm not American for one thing, my comment came before that news you are referring to as well. Not everything is about your obsession with the online culture wars.
Everything we buy is packaged, like it is at the store, but is it ever convenient to buy a laptop or TV and have it delivered the next day.
I've never had a wrong product shipped to me and anytime I did order something that I didn't end up liking, the return process was easy. As much as I despise Bezos, I've had zero issues with ordering with Prime.
every try cancel Amazon Prime when the promo ends ....ha! take seast.
I've cancelled it without issue before. Odd, never had that issue. Now Sirius X, definitely a pain in the ass as well as Adobe.
Yes which is why I mentioned them.Judge rules Sirius XM's policy for customers canceling subscriptions broke law
A judge said canceling a subscription should be as easy as signing up and the company should not have required customers to deal with a live agent when canceling.www.newsday.com
I did it by phoning my bank and getting them to cancel my visa card and sending me a new one.
Last week's Leaf game was the first one I've watched of the Leafs on Amazon Prime. Some of the attributes of the broadcast were better (ie. the sound, although to an extent it sounded fake and/or pumped in to me...almost video game'ish). But beyond that to me it had a very Leafs TV feel to it. Nothing horrible. Nothing ground-breaking. As you said, small scale.
