Amazon said it is now testing an ultra-fast delivery offering in parts of Seattle and Philadelphia. Amazon Now brings thousands of household essential items and groceries to customers’ doorsteps in about 30 minutes or less, the company said. Prime members get discounted delivery fees starting at just $3.99 per order vs. $13.99 for non-Prime customers. A small basket fee of $1.99 will apply to orders below $15. Customers can shop from a wide selection of items, including milk, eggs, fresh produce, toothpaste, cosmetics, pet treats, diapers, paper products, electronics, seasonal items, over-the-counter medicines, chips, dips, and more. Amazon Now is part of the Amazon shopping app and website for customers shopping in eligible areas. Customers in the Seattle and Philadelphia areas can check the Amazon app and homepage and look for the “30-Minute Delivery” option in the navigation bar to learn if they have the service in their area. Eligible customers can browse the thousands of items available for delivery in minutes. Customers can track their orders and have the option to tip their drivers.
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