Amazon.in launches One-Day Delivery service in major Indian cities
After tying up with India Post to conduct pilot delivery tests across the country, Amazon.in has announced the availability of a one-day delivery service now.

After tying up with India Post to conduct pilot delivery tests across the country, Amazon.in has announced the availability of a One-Day Delivery service now. The offer is valid for items “fulfilled by Amazon” and is available in most major cities already at a charge of Rs 99 per order.

One-Day Delivery by Amazon
Interestingly, the company says that orders placed as late as midnight in Mumbai and Pune will be fulfilled the next day under the One-Day Delivery scheme, while for other cities the cut off time remains 3PM. Of course, the next day delivery scheme excludes Sunday and public holidays.
The Rs 99 charge is applicable to all orders placed under this scheme and there is no minimum order value. If the promised goods do not turn up at your doorstep the next day, Amazon has promised that it will refund the shipping charges back to you. The next day delivery scheme will also include benefits like Cash on Delivery, delivery tracking and free returns pickup.
However, the One-Day Delivery scheme is valid on orders fulfilled by Amazon. Customers can choose from 11 million products across 15 categories on Amazon.in ranging from Books to Movies and from Kindle to Baby Products and more.
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