Amazon Changes UK Delivery Terms

By PYMNTS | July 23, 2013

Online retail giant, Amazon, announced it has amended the “Free Super Saver Delivery” terms for consumers ordering in the UK, reported The Next Web. The company will now require shoppers to spend a minimum of £10 in order to be eligible. However, people buying books, DVDs, music, video games and disc-based software will be exempt, and can still choose the free delivery option regardless of how much they spend.

All other retail categories will be subjected to the new delivery terms, unless overall spending exceeds £10.

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The Next Web reported that the company commented, “Whilst the change will affect only a very small proportion of orders, it will allow us to offer you a significantly expanded selection of lower priced products.”

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