Amazon: Package shipping may take longer due to outbreak

The e-commerce giant says it's seen a surge in online shopping as the outbreak spreads.

News 12 Staff

Mar 17, 2020, 10:00 AM

Updated 1,493 days ago

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Amazon says packages may take longer to get to you.
The e-commerce giant says it's seen a surge in online shopping as the outbreak spreads.
Due to the outbreak, customers may experience shipping delays.
Amazon is also working to stop price gouging from sellers. They say they pulled more than 1 million products earlier this month because of price gouging and false advertising.
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