Or, if like me, you end up realizing "why should I have something shipped to my home when I can grab it from a local store for roughly the same price minus shipping".
Specialty items are still hard, but I'm not buying a hammer from Amazon when my local supermarkets all carry it and I can physically inspect and heft the product.
It does seem ridiculous that chain stores still haven't figured out how to have a good online shopping experience.
Yes. When I need something, my first stop is the physical stores in my area. I only go online if nobody carries what I'm looking for.
> Specialty items are still hard
I stopped using Amazon years ago, and what I've done for specialized items is to find the actual manufacturer and order directly from them. This works 80-90% of the time. When it doesn't work, then I hit up the likes of craigslist, eBay, etc.
Specialty items are still hard, but I'm not buying a hammer from Amazon when my local supermarkets all carry it and I can physically inspect and heft the product.
It does seem ridiculous that chain stores still haven't figured out how to have a good online shopping experience.