Pretty Little DIY, Tiktoker User Reveals the Secret to Get Amazon Deliveries Faster
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There was a hack on Amazon delivery shared by a TikToker named Pretty Little DIY. Given that Amazon is the largest website for e-commerce in the United States, viewers were keen to give it a try.
Hackers claim that customers will be able to receive their packages before the scheduled dates with no additional charges. A video of the exploit was viewed more than 2 million times on the app.
Who is Pretty Little DIY?
The hack’s creator, Pretty Little DIY, makes numerous videos to help people find the best gifts and DIY projects at numerous outlets. A total of over 11 million likes have been posted so far on the account, which has over 516,000 followers.
The hack was shared by a TikToker who used the username Pretty Little DIY (@prettylittlediy) on the 16th of December. The post has already been viewed more than 2 million times and liked over 97,000 times.
What’s The Amazon Delivery Hack?
As part of her video, Pretty Little DIY instructs everyone to go to their Amazon order page. You have to select the item they’d like to have delivered promptly. The customer would be given the choice to examine or amend their information on the website, she explained.
Customers who click change will be given the option to “change delivery speed,” which they can select if they want their product delivered sooner than expected.
There are a few things to consider before attempting the hack. Customers must make these adjustments prior to the purchase being shipped, and the delivery area must be eligible for expedited delivery.
Several folks decided to give the hack a shot just in time for the holiday gift-giving season. Because of this, a surprising number of people were able to get their gifts delivered in time for the holidays.
Six additional U.S. cities joined Amazon’s same-day delivery service last August, making it 12 cities that could receive the service.
The same-day delivery option is not available to many customers. There are plenty of items in the online marketplace that do not qualify for one- or two-day delivery, so Pretty Little DIY’s hack may prove helpful.
Many Tried The Amazon Delivery Hack
As a result of this hack, TikTok user Stacia Hernandez stated that one of her husband’s gifts was delivered on the 21st instead of the 29th! “And I didn’t pay any extra,”
Another user discussed the fact that the Christmas presents for her husband weren’t going to arrive until Christmas Eve.
That just changed delivery from the 23rd to the 18th, wrote Harmony1979. “I think I love you.”
Ankita Khanrah
Ankita Khanrah is a second-year student of the Master of Communication and Journalism (Integrated) programme at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar.
