Where is Amazon.ca located? (in Toronto)

[Gary King]

Where is Amazon.ca located? (in Toronto) I know there is one nearby; like somewhere around Markham. Because they always ship amazon.ca items from there.

Please let me know where I can find the address! Thanks!

[MrDisco]

why?

[Txiasaeia]

Don't think they have a brick & mortar store. Sorry.

[j3fan]

Where is Amazon.ca located? (in Toronto) I know there is one nearby; like somewhere around Markham. Because they always ship amazon.ca items from there.

Please let me know where I can find the address! Thanks!

y do u wanna know :confused:

[Rehan]

Last I heard, Amazon had only one employee in Canada. All the technical/sales/support tasks are handled in the US, and the order fulfilment is outsourced to a company called Assured Logistics (http://www.assuredlogistics.com/).

[j3fan]

Last I heard, Amazon had only one employee in Canada. All the technical/sales/support tasks are handled in the US, and the order fulfilment is outsourced to a company called Assured Logistics (http://www.assuredlogistics.com/).

one employee??? who is that??? i don't think they have any employees in canada and they don't have any offices/warehouses/buildings in canada...

[cawchy]

my last package was shipped from missisaga

[Talamasca]

All of my Amazon.ca shipments come from Assured Logistics, which is on Cantay Rd. in Mississauga, just behind the Heartland Best Buy. It's only a five minute drive from my house so I always get my shipments really quickly.

[Rehan]

one employee??? who is that??? i don't think they have any employees in canada and they don't have any offices/warehouses/buildings in canada...
Used to be Marven Krug. But he's with Victoria-based Abebooks now. I don't know if someone replaced him in the role of GM for Amazon.ca.

[b166er1337]

All of my Amazon.ca shipments come from Assured Logistics, which is on Cantay Rd. in Mississauga, just behind the Heartland Best Buy. It's only a five minute drive from my house so I always get my shipments really quickly.

That's the only advantage of living in Mississauga. You can choose free standard shipping and it will arrive next day :lol:

[Headhunter]

Used to be Marven Krug. But he's with Victoria-based Abebooks now. I don't know if someone replaced him in the role of GM for Amazon.ca.
How on Earth do you find these things out? :-0

[Samir]

All of my Amazon.ca shipments come from Assured Logistics, which is on Cantay Rd. in Mississauga,

I get all my stuff from Mississauga as well :!:

[j3fan]

How on Earth do you find these things out? :-0

his job on RFD is to use google extensively to answer the questions on this board :cheesygri

[pgcanred]

That's the only advantage of living in Mississauga. You can choose free standard shipping and it will arrive next day :lol:
From what I understand you also have a good mayor. Which is another advantage of living in Mississauga.

[Gary King]

So we are not allowed to pick up items from the Assured Logistics at all? Have to wait for shipping? :(

By the way, what free shipping? You mean when you spend over $39?

[Ojam]

By the way, what free shipping? You mean when you spend over $39?

yes, you pay over 39 for your item, and you get free shipping.

[crimsona]

It costs a lot more to arrange a pick up from any store if you are not equipped with any CSRs in the first place. It's a whole warehouse full of people fulfilling orders. In the time it takes to arrange a meeting, a person could easily have fulfilled another 3 orders and pack them in boxes and put it onto the truck

[B40]

It costs a lot more to arrange a pick up from any store if you are not equipped with any CSRs in the first place. It's a whole warehouse full of people fulfilling orders. In the time it takes to arrange a meeting, a person could easily have fulfilled another 3 orders and pack them in boxes and put it onto the truck

Can you imagine the chaos if Amazon had a local pick up center? I'd prefer to wait an extra day and have it delivered to me.

[crimsona]

Another addition: If the pick up process adds zero revenue (if fact makes a loss due to extra time spent and the customers wanting a discount for pickup), what argument is there for this Logistics company to do so?