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I'm a Prime member. How do I make sure I get my exclusive savings at Whole Foods Market?
Prime members can take advantage of exclusive savings and deals by identifying their membership through the following ways in-store:
Whole Foods Market app: Make sure you have the latest version of the Whole Foods Market app, sign in with your Amazon account, then scan the In-Store Code in the app at the register.
Amazon shopping app: Open the Amazon Shopping app and select In-Store Code underneath the Search Bar on the home screen, then scan the In-Store Code at the register.
Amazon Associated Payment Card: Pay with a payment card linked to your Amazon Prime account to automatically apply savings.
Phone Number: Provide the verified mobile phone number associated with your Amazon Prime account during checkout. You'll need to verify your phone number in the Whole Foods Market app to activate your savings at checkout.
Amazon One: Once signed up, you can hover your palm over the Amazon One device to pay. Prime savings will automatically be applied when you associate Amazon One with your account. Visit one.amazon.com to sign up online or sign up in-store to make payments more convenient and even faster. Available at all Whole Foods Market stores.
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Good: Amazon/ Whole Foods took my order today and delivered the roses within 2 or 3 hours.
Bad: Roses are half dead, if not more than half. Limp, half wilted, with some black edges. Just bad. Yeah, it's a lot of roses for $30. But they're not roses that you'd want to keep or that someone else would want to receive.
Caveat: It's 2 days before Valentine's Day. Of course those guys must be swamped with orders. I fully get that. (It's also why they're insisting on delivering the roses right away rather than giving you the option to get them on Valentine's Day.). But if that's the case, don't offer people low-priced roses that they're not going to like. Bad for the sellers' reputation, bad for the buyers.
SUMMARY: These might be OK roses at a different time of year (and when sold at a higher price). But for Valentine's Day, the low-priced roses are not worth the purchase.
Good: Amazon/ Whole Foods took my order today and delivered the roses within 2 or 3 hours.
Bad: Roses are half dead, if not more than half. Limp, half wilted, with some black edges. Just bad. Yeah, it's a lot of roses for $30. But they're not roses that you'd want to keep or that someone else would want to receive.
Caveat: It's 2 days before Valentine's Day. Of course those guys must be swamped with orders. I fully get that. (It's also why they're insisting on delivering the roses right away rather than giving you the option to get them on Valentine's Day.). But if that's the case, don't offer people low-priced roses that they're not going to like. Bad for the sellers' reputation, bad for the buyers.
SUMMARY: These might be OK roses at a different time of year (and when sold at a higher price). But for Valentine's Day, the low-priced roses are not worth the purchase.
Good: Amazon/ Whole Foods took my order today and delivered the roses within 2 or 3 hours.
Bad: Roses are half dead, if not more than half. Limp, half wilted, with some black edges. Just bad. Yeah, it's a lot of roses for $30. But they're not roses that you'd want to keep or that someone else would want to receive.
Caveat: It's 2 days before Valentine's Day. Of course those guys must be swamped with orders. I fully get that. (It's also why they're insisting on delivering the roses right away rather than giving you the option to get them on Valentine's Day.). But if that's the case, don't offer people low-priced roses that they're not going to like. Bad for the sellers' reputation, bad for the buyers.
SUMMARY: These might be OK roses at a different time of year (and when sold at a higher price). But for Valentine's Day, the low-priced roses are not worth the purchase.
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