As much as I like #eBay, there's no way they'll every beat #Amazon. Amazon is far more innovative, has better customer service, more buyer protection, a proper review system, and an entire echo system with Echo, Kindle Fire, etc. $AMZN$EBAY
I'd say it was a major fail from a customer perspective. Coupons codes didn't work items couldn't be added to carts, sales were only so-so. The few items I wanted, I wasn't able to buy. And having to sort through "over 100,000 sale items) that were on sale by a $1 or $2 proved to be very tedious. #PrimeDayFail$AMZN
While I was also dissapointed in these sales (can't believe I stayed up till 3am), the sale works. Most shoppers aren't so savvy and just assume it's a deal, and buy up a lot of crap they don't need. I'm bullish on $AMZN.
While it's true that #Amazon said its #PrimeDay sold more than on Black Friday, most customers were very disappointed and Twitter list up with the #PrimeDayFail hashtag. Honestly, I found this year's offerings to be even more of a let down. $AMZN
Thanks for all your comments. And while you are all correct, I suspect that $AMZN is looking to vertically integrate and become a competing shipping industry. Just as they decided to become their own web hosting company and became a dominant player in that space. I suspect they will not only drop UPS, but will begin to compete with it. That could crush $UPS.
What about how #Amazon launched it's own truck shipping company and its 20% stake that it purchased in #AtlasAir last month for air deliveries? Seems to me that they are looking to ditch #UPS. I would think that would be a major threat to the company and it's bottom line. $AMZN$AAWW$UPS
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@[Carol Wydra](user:7533), hindsight is always 20/20. Some of these will likely continue to increase. $AMZN for example.
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I agree. $AMZN has stepped up and clearly made itself the top dog in this industry. Their products and services are for more attractive than $EBAY
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As much as I like #eBay, there's no way they'll every beat #Amazon. Amazon is far more innovative, has better customer service, more buyer protection, a proper review system, and an entire echo system with Echo, Kindle Fire, etc. $AMZN $EBAY
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I'd say it was a major fail from a customer perspective. Coupons codes didn't work items couldn't be added to carts, sales were only so-so. The few items I wanted, I wasn't able to buy. And having to sort through "over 100,000 sale items) that were on sale by a $1 or $2 proved to be very tedious. #PrimeDayFail $AMZN
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So true. Would you believe half of American households are now #AmazonPrime Members? $AMZN must be doing something right! #primeday #amazon.
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While I was also dissapointed in these sales (can't believe I stayed up till 3am), the sale works. Most shoppers aren't so savvy and just assume it's a deal, and buy up a lot of crap they don't need. I'm bullish on $AMZN.
Amazon.com, Inc. Riding High On Prime Day
While it's true that #Amazon said its #PrimeDay sold more than on Black Friday, most customers were very disappointed and Twitter list up with the #PrimeDayFail hashtag. Honestly, I found this year's offerings to be even more of a let down. $AMZN
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Thanks for all your comments. And while you are all correct, I suspect that $AMZN is looking to vertically integrate and become a competing shipping industry. Just as they decided to become their own web hosting company and became a dominant player in that space. I suspect they will not only drop UPS, but will begin to compete with it. That could crush $UPS.
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What percentage of total $UPS deliveries are made up by $AMZN? Is it really that significant?
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What about how #Amazon launched it's own truck shipping company and its 20% stake that it purchased in #AtlasAir last month for air deliveries? Seems to me that they are looking to ditch #UPS. I would think that would be a major threat to the company and it's bottom line. $AMZN $AAWW $UPS