So I ordered the MA2 from Amazon on 5/21 and was given a delivery date of 5/27 which, after a couple days, was moved up to 5/26, but on 5/25 the status remained unchanged until well past the 8PM cutoff time at which point the status changed to a delivery on 6/2. Clicking on the shipping information it indicated "Package arrived at a carrier facility Ruskin, FL US" at 6:36PM on 5/26 -- the day I was scheduled to receive it. The next update had it "Package arrived at a carrier facility Jacksonville, FL US" at 11:27AM on 5/27. And then "Package has left the carrier facility Jacksonville, FL US" at 11:26AM on 5/28. Again, the new delivery date was to be today, 6/2.
There was no status update for the next 5 days until this morning when it indicated "Package arrived at a carrier facility Salt Lake City, UT US" at 8:59AM on 6/2 and I suspected that it would not go out for delivery today and, at a little past 8PM tonight the status changed once more with "Now expected June 3 - June 4".
So, the first delivery date was pulled from there @ss and given the fact that the item had not left FL until after the scheduled delivery date its pretty clear they had just invented the delivery date from thin air. Getting the package from FL to SLC in a week should have been a no brainer using even the slowest of transports but, well, I guess not.
Thank god I'm a Prime member ... oh, wait...
Brian
There was no status update for the next 5 days until this morning when it indicated "Package arrived at a carrier facility Salt Lake City, UT US" at 8:59AM on 6/2 and I suspected that it would not go out for delivery today and, at a little past 8PM tonight the status changed once more with "Now expected June 3 - June 4".
So, the first delivery date was pulled from there @ss and given the fact that the item had not left FL until after the scheduled delivery date its pretty clear they had just invented the delivery date from thin air. Getting the package from FL to SLC in a week should have been a no brainer using even the slowest of transports but, well, I guess not.
Thank god I'm a Prime member ... oh, wait...
Brian