It's easy to just run to the store if you need toilet paper or oranges now. But what if you're looking for uranium ore or a Badonkadonk land tank? Impatient Miami and Baltimore residents will now be able to get such products in one or two hours (or less), thanks to the arrival of Amazon's Prime Now delivery service. This marks the first expansion of Prime Now, which hase only been available in Manhattan and Brooklyn so far. Amazon promised to eventually bring it "to a city near you," but to do so, it needs to have fulfillment warehouses near urban centers.
Amazon dangles the service to lure customers to the $99/year Prime service, along with Prime Instant Video, the Kindle Lending Library and other carrots. Prime Now is up and running seven days a week from 8AM to 10PM in Miami and Baltimore. Two-hour deliveries are free to Prime members and the one-hour option available for $7.99 in select ZIP codes.
Source: Amazon
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