Amazon Cash On Delivery Order

In a post on Facebook, Swati Singhal claimed that her data was compromised and the gadget that she ordered as cash on delivery (COD) was replaced by a different and inferior product.

E-commerce giant Amazon will stop accepting Rs.2,000 banknotes on cash on delivery services from September 19. The update comes at a time when the deadline to exchange or deposit the Rs.2,000 note is inching closer.

Amazon will begin free and same-day deliveries of groceries in London for its Prime members, as it looks to cash in on fast-growing demand for buying essentials online, a trend that has been boosted by the coronavirus lockdown.

With the 1000 Rs. and 500 Rs.notes being demonetised, e-commerce companies are turning off CoD - for now at least.

In a post on Facebook, Swati Singhal claimed that her data was compromised and the gadget that she ordered as cash on delivery (COD) was replaced by a different and inferior product.

E-commerce giant Amazon will stop accepting Rs.2,000 banknotes on cash on delivery services from September 19. The update comes at a time when the deadline to exchange or deposit the Rs.2,000 note is inching closer.

Amazon will begin free and same-day deliveries of groceries in London for its Prime members, as it looks to cash in on fast-growing demand for buying essentials online, a trend that has been boosted by the coronavirus lockdown.

With the 1000 Rs. and 500 Rs.notes being demonetised, e-commerce companies are turning off CoD - for now at least.