Amazon Go
By Fishmomma
@Fishmomma (11377)
United States
December 6, 2016 4:05am CST
I wanted to ask how many would go to the future new store opening in 2017. Amazon Go has no cashiers, lines or registers, so would be fast to shop. You walk into the store scan the QR Code at turnstile with your cell phone. You must have the Amazon Shoppers App and an Amazon Account. Put groceries into your cart and there will be ready made items, milk, bread and other items. When you walk out Amazon charges your credit card. Store location Seattle, Washington open to public in 2017. I don't go to Seattle often, but would send my daughter to shop, as it would be quick and easy to get milk and eggs. Would you do most or all of your shopping this way?
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@Fishmomma (11377)
• United States
6 Dec 16
That is one of my concerns. I haven't talked to my daughter yet to find out, if she would want to use the service. I don't have a Smart Phone just a cell that I can make calls.
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@LadyDuck (460403)
• Switzerland
6 Dec 16
@Fishmomma I also have a smart phone because my only use is to make calls.
@Happy2BeMe (99386)
• Canada
6 Dec 16
I probably would not. I have no credit cards and have no interest in having any. I also like to support businesses that employ people. I think places like this take away jobs and I would not support such a place.
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@Fishmomma (11377)
• United States
6 Dec 16
I agree would take away jobs. Several of my friends don't have credit cards, as pay cash for everything or don't buy it. They all bought their homes when housing was low and don't owe anything.
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@Tina30219 (81549)
• Onaway, Michigan
6 Dec 16
I don't think so no credit cards and no smart phone. I rather do my own shopping any ways.
@Fishmomma (11377)
• United States
7 Dec 16
I think its great to see so many response they don't use credit cards. No worries about paying bills that aren't there. Have a good night.
@arthurchappell (45002)
• Preston, England
7 Dec 16
I prefer shops with human store assistants and cashiers - such automation kills jobs
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@Fishmomma (11377)
• United States
8 Dec 16
I agree that there are people that won't have jobs in Seattle. The minimum wage is $13 hour an hour and going to be $15 there next year. I can understand why companies are looking for ways to hire less people. I use to have a business and there is no way my business would have lasted paying out a wage of $15 an hour when I started my business. I think we will see more automation, as places increase the minimum wage,
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@Fishmomma (11377)
• United States
6 Dec 16
I will be watching to see how well it works in Seattle. Right now only employees are going to the store. I do think a lot of people would like to be able to get their groceries faster. Several of the stores in this area you can order groceries and have groceries delivered to avoid the long grocery lines here in Southern California.
