AMAZON LOGISTICS
To those who've used Amazon before, we all know it's the best place to order things from online. It's safe because you know you're never going to get scammed on anything, whether it's money or item wise. It's better than other websites known as Ebay or AliExpress because those are sold by individuals where as Amazon are from warehouses around the world.
They either travel through ground or air and is one of the most efficient places again to order items online. It's all about logistics.
But like everybody says, nobody is perfect and well, Amazon isn't either. There have been hundreds even thousands of complaints about amazons. Some varying from "I didn't receive my order" to "The item I received is broken" to even " My order said it would be delivered in a week transportation and it took a whole month to come."
This brings up the question "Is Amazon reliable Ordering Website?" This meaning things such as
- "Is transportation Timing good/on point?"
- "Will they mess up my order?"
- "Is the price reasonable?"
- "Will my package be delivered on time?"
- etc etc etc....
They goes as far at to tracking you package if you're wondering where it is.
"If you have a tracking number for Your Order, the carrier may have more information than the Amazon.co.uk website. When you place an order include a contact phone number with your delivery address. If there's any issue with the delivery, the carrier will use that number to contact you."
- Amazon.co.uk
Given these points, there are many questions as to how Amazon is reliable. Correspondingly, they have great logistics regarding their transportation of items and keeping track of their storage. Amazon is known for its huge storage where they keep great amounts of up-to-date items and also other old miscellaneous items. How do they speed up the time to find and collect the item you may ask? By installing robots to increase efficiency of time and effort. The supply chain at Amazon warehouses are supposed to "... pick two or three times faster than we used to". So knowing this, I believe that since Amazon seems to have there priority straight, I believe that it's a reliable company.
"Do you know another company who has problems with Logistics?"
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