"Scheduled Delivery Day: Sunday, April 19, 2015, 3:00 pm"
Is this true or what?
If it says "Sunday delivery" then you have Sunday delivery. USPS has always delivered Express mail on Sundays, but now they deliver Amazon packages as well.
USPS delivers priority express mail and Amazon packages on Sundays.
While the Post Office has certain postage options which offer Sunday delivery, a contract between Amazon and USPS gives the Amazon.com customer delivery seven days a week. Amazon.com does ship packages which the United States Postal Service (USPS) will deliver on Sunday. While not all cities are included, Amazon.com continues to add cities to the list.
Here are some of the cities known to be getting Sunday delivery of Amazon.com packages. If you do not see you city, does not mean it is not on the national list, just that no news reports have included it on their lists. Since the delivery update indicates the package will be delivered on 19 April, take that as confirmation your city is on the national list.
Austin, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Ohio
College Station, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
Dallas, Texas
Eureka, California, to Sunnyvale, California, area
Greensboro, North Carolina
Houston, Texas
Illinois, Southwestern area
Indianapolis, Indiana
Lexington, Kentucky
Los Angeles, California area
Louisville, Kentucky
New Jersey, Northern area
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York metropolitan areas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix, Arizona
Portland, Oregon
Richmond, Virginia
St. Louis, Missouri
San Antonio, Texas
San Diego, California
Seattle, Washington
Shreveport, Louisiana
Waco, Texas
Washington, D.C. (includes Virginia suburbs)
They don't deliver standard mail into mailboxes.
In some major cities, they delivery Priority and higher classes of service, and certain packages sent by Amazon by a special contract.
Forget what the seller's website says. Unless the USPS tracking website states that, you won't get it on Sunday.
yep, I have received 2 packages on Sunday that were 2 day priority delivery
