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Originally Posted by Logan
I won't speak for other locations but there is zero chance it works this way in NYC. Amazon's warehousing/inventory system is based upon efficiency and there is no way some guy is delivering one box to the Upper West Side while passing others that are also getting deliveries, only to return to some central location, to go back to pick up their boxes and make those deliveries.
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In Prime Now, I think they probably try to group as many as possible, but if they can't, I'd imagine they'd have to go themselves. Especially since after your order, the app becomes basically a tracking app:
What it's like to use Amazon Prime Now | Android Central
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At this point in the purchase, the Prime Now app becomes a tracking app. You get a map showing you where the package is coming from, who the name of your courier is, and a small purple dot to track that driver along his or her route. When you package is ten minutes from its destination, you'll get a text message warning you the package is nearby.
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