RE: Preorders on Amazon and free super saver shipping.?

Question

RE: Preorders on Amazon and free super saver shipping.?

Answer 1

For free, two-day shipping, you can choose to join amazon student. You get a free one-month trial and after that you will be charged for the services if you choose to keep it longer than the one month. However, as soon as you sign up for it, you can go to the settings and you can choose to end the trial immediately after the free first month and you will not be charged anything at all! Click the link below to join! It's really helped me get my books in time for classes and it was totally free!



http://www.amazon.com/gp/student/signup/info?ie=UTF8&refcust=A5S3T2RQ3XDITADZFGC5RKSKUM&ref_type=generic

Answer 2

they will send you what they have, and you will get an email notifying you when the last

item will be shipped. You won't be charged extra shipping costs. You will even be

notified of the exact day it shipped and the shipper number.

Answer 3

if you choosed on free super saver shipping your order is grouped in to few shipment as possible so if there is any item that is not available or for pre-order it will hold the delivery of the package. it is better if you just cancel the pre-order item and place it as a new order. you are always welcome to make some changes on the order until the item hasen't ship yet.

Answer 4

If you've ordered all three from one seller (I assume Amazon itself, not a marketplace vendor), and it's only eligible for super saver with the combined total then they will probably wait until all are available. If the others are eligible on their own they should send them before the pre-order comes out. Your options are to either change the delivery on the two available items to standard or cancel the order and re-order them all separately (or the two available items in one order and the pre-order in a separate one). If you're unsure I'd send an email to Amazon asking them what's going happen.

Answer 5

yeahhh yeahh suree suree

Answer 6

per amazon.com:



When you choose the option to "group my items into as few shipments as possible," we make every effort to comply with your request. This option must also be selected in order to qualify for our Free Super Saver Shipping method.



Our shipment and delivery estimates are based on a combination of factors: where we have inventory, the delivery address you provided, and how quickly we can obtain and assemble your order.



Our website clearly states that if you choose Super Saver Shipping, you can expect your order to take 3 to 5 business days longer to ship than when you choose standard shipping; this time is calculated from the time you place your order until the time it arrives, and can occur at various steps of the fulfillment process.



In order to fill your order as quickly and efficiently as possible, we may sometimes split your order into multiple shipments so we can take advantage of items in stock at different fulfillment centers.



As noted on our web site (http://www.amazon.com/supersavershipping),

to qualify for free Super Saver Shipping you must choose the option

to "Group my items into as few shipments as possible" when placing

the order.



If you change this option at any time or request a partial shipment

of the items in your order, this will invalidate the free shipping,

as your order will no longer meet all of the eligibility requirements.



For this reason, if you visit Your Account to change the shipping

option on an order, we display the following message: "If you

qualified for any of our free shipping promotions, please note that

changing your shipping option might affect your order's eligibility."