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[NandaB]

Can someone please tell me what the fuck you are talking about. I'd Google but I'm entirely too lazy. Maybe I need this

[quesyrah]

Aug 2, 2015 23:56:35 GMT -5 NandaB said:

Can someone please tell me what the fuck you are talking about. I'd Google but I'm entirely too lazy. Maybe I need this

They're buttons you can order from amazon for $4.99. Say you order one for laundry soap and stick it on your washer, one for paper towels and stick it to the inside of your pantry and one for diapers and stick it on your diaper pail. You link it to your amazon account and if, for example, you're doing laundry and see you're running low on soap you just hit the button. I've heard you still have to go to your amazon account to confirm delivery though I think. In my opinion I feel like it would add an unnecessary step. already have a couple things on subscribe & save from both target and amazon. So if I now have to hit a button before ordering more it just seems redundant. If its not true that you still have to go online and confirm then I can see their use

[NandaB]

Wait. Its an actual, physical button? Like the staples easy button but for tide? Hahaha I'm mot sure what I was expecting but I find this hilarious. So you could have these buttons stuck all over your house? But you still need to use your computer to order the shit you pushed the magic buttons for?

[andrewsgal]

Aug 3, 2015 1:28:15 GMT -5 quesyrah said:

Aug 2, 2015 23:56:35 GMT -5 NandaB said:

Can someone please tell me what the fuck you are talking about. I'd Google but I'm entirely too lazy. Maybe I need this

They're buttons you can order from amazon for $4.99. Say you order one for laundry soap and stick it on your washer, one for paper towels and stick it to the inside of your pantry and one for diapers and stick it on your diaper pail. You link it to your amazon account and if, for example, you're doing laundry and see you're running low on soap you just hit the button. I've heard you still have to go to your amazon account to confirm delivery though I think. In my opinion I feel like it would add an unnecessary step. already have a couple things on subscribe & save from both target and amazon. So if I now have to hit a button before ordering more it just seems redundant. If its not true that you still have to go online and confirm then I can see their use

I took things off of subscriber and save because I seemed to alway have too much and cancel my orders, then need stuff before my next order it just never added up.

Yes you have to confirm, but do you never forget you need something? My life is like this, oh I need more laundry detergent while doing laundry. Walk away and totally forget about it. This is like a reminder to me.

[NandaB]

Aug 3, 2015 6:15:48 GMT -5 andrewsgal said:

Aug 3, 2015 1:28:15 GMT -5 quesyrah said:

They're buttons you can order from amazon for $4.99. Say you order one for laundry soap and stick it on your washer, one for paper towels and stick it to the inside of your pantry and one for diapers and stick it on your diaper pail. You link it to your amazon account and if, for example, you're doing laundry and see you're running low on soap you just hit the button. I've heard you still have to go to your amazon account to confirm delivery though I think. In my opinion I feel like it would add an unnecessary step. already have a couple things on subscribe & save from both target and amazon. So if I now have to hit a button before ordering more it just seems redundant. If its not true that you still have to go online and confirm then I can see their use

I took things off of subscriber and save because I seemed to alway have too much and cancel my orders, then need stuff before my next order it just never added up.

Yes you have to confirm, but do you never forget you need something? My life is like this, oh I need more laundry detergent while doing laundry. Walk away and totally forget about it. This is like a reminder to me.

I am notorious for forgetting shit all.the.time. My mom got me a tiny notebook on a chain like a necklace once. It was only kinda a joke.

[quesyrah]

Aug 3, 2015 6:15:48 GMT -5 andrewsgal said:

Aug 3, 2015 1:28:15 GMT -5 quesyrah said:

They're buttons you can order from amazon for $4.99. Say you order one for laundry soap and stick it on your washer, one for paper towels and stick it to the inside of your pantry and one for diapers and stick it on your diaper pail. You link it to your amazon account and if, for example, you're doing laundry and see you're running low on soap you just hit the button. I've heard you still have to go to your amazon account to confirm delivery though I think. In my opinion I feel like it would add an unnecessary step. already have a couple things on subscribe & save from both target and amazon. So if I now have to hit a button before ordering more it just seems redundant. If its not true that you still have to go online and confirm then I can see their use

I took things off of subscriber and save because I seemed to alway have too much and cancel my orders, then need stuff before my next order it just never added up.

Yes you have to confirm, but do you never forget you need something? My life is like this, oh I need more laundry detergent while doing laundry. Walk away and totally forget about it. This is like a reminder to me.

I didn't say I never forget.

I thought they were designed to make things easier to order. But if it just adds a step to a process that already works for me, IMO it's not any easier

[andrewsgal]

Aug 3, 2015 11:01:54 GMT -5 quesyrah said:

Aug 3, 2015 6:15:48 GMT -5 andrewsgal said:

I took things off of subscriber and save because I seemed to alway have too much and cancel my orders, then need stuff before my next order it just never added up.

Yes you have to confirm, but do you never forget you need something? My life is like this, oh I need more laundry detergent while doing laundry. Walk away and totally forget about it. This is like a reminder to me.

I didn't say I never forget.

I thought they were designed to make things easier to order. But if it just adds a step to a process that already works for me, IMO it's not any easier

But the point is it makes it near impossible to forget. Oh damn I need more laundry detergent (push button right then) get an email to confirm and done. No forgetting.