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Amazon appears to be rowing back. The firm that has been the most potent and aggressive driver of ever-faster residential deliveries is trying to induce consumers out of their homes to collect their online purchases from a drop-off point nearby.
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Stephen Y
October 16, 2021 at 3:05 amSaw an Amazon Van Delivery person today who said they had 125 deliveries today. Seemed light. Why I wonder?