While it still says next day Prime delivery into the bargain. If you can manage not to burst a blood vessel, I’d contact Amazon to see what’s going on.
Who's the seller? If WiiM tell you there's new stock and WiiM is named as the seller I would just trust them.
What it does is:
I do trust them (so long as they connected the LAN port on this one) but I have to be physically present with a code for delivery which cannot be guaranteed unless I know the day in advance.
“Dispatches from Amazon. Sold by Linkplay Technology Inc” and is the product page you’re taken too from the WiiM Store. I believe that WiiM/Linkplay do have some control over their store so hopefully it’s just a setting to change or for such a change to filter thru.
I never knew about this freaky "delivery passcode" until very recently until I received my WiiM Amp. It came in not handy at all as I had it sent to my 80+ year old parents because I knew I wasn't at home.
When did Amazon introduce this improvement?
I think it’s to cut down on theft, perhaps by unscrupulous customers who claim an expensive item wasn’t delivered while it was, or by unscrupulous couriers who said it was delivered but kept the item themselves.I never knew about this freaky "delivery passcode" until very recently until I received my WiiM Amp. It came in not handy at all as I had it sent to my 80+ year old parents because I knew I wasn't at home.
However, at least here in Germany they also accept the least two digits of the phone number associated with the account used when ordering. Even non-techy people could probably answer this question, as long as just anyone is at home.
It all depends on the definition of "expensive", I suppose.
