The service should drive customer traffic to Next’s stores, Supanc said, at a time when many British retailers are losing sales to e-commerce. The apparel chain has already been trialing the new service with Amazon in Scotland, and the positive reaction from customers led it to expand the scheme across the U.K. “Next really understands click-and-collect.” and Italy and the plan is to roll Counter out further across Europe,” said Patrick Supanc, Amazon’s director of lockers and pickup. “There is a strong tradition of click-and-collect in both the U.K. It has created a new app to make the process more efficient for customers and retail partners. Amazon said it chose Europe for the launch because of customer demand for convenient click-and-collect locations and the high penetration of online retailing. The service, called Counter, marks a rare example of the e-commerce giant debuting a new offering outside its U.S.
In Italy, it has formed similar partnerships with bookstore operator Giunti and other stores. online retailer has struck a partnership with Next Plc to operate the counters at the apparel chain’s more than 500 outlets across Britain, Amazon said Tuesday. To find a local Counter, head to Amazon Hub's Counter website and hit "Find a Counter near you." Then, enter your location information and watch local Counter spots populate on your screen.The U.S. However, that number will likely jump to 1,500 Rite Aid stores by the end of the year, per Amazon (yay!). According to the company, they're currently available at over 100 Rite Aid locations across the country. Of course, Amazon Counter pickups aren't located at every retailer (yet, that is). shoppers on Thursday, June 27, which is the same day it became available at various locations nationwide.
The convenient new Counter technology was officially announced to U.S. That's right: Thanks to Amazon's new Counter locations, you'll be able to pick up your orders when they're ready instead of twiddling your thumbs and guessing when they'll arrive. I'm talking about the new Amazon Hub Counter locations, which are essentially pickup counters where you can retrieve your orders. If you're anything like me, you'll be happy to hear that there's a new way to get your packages that doesn't involve waiting aimlessly by your front door. Whenever I get the notification that my Amazon order has been shipped, I usually count down the minutes until I see the delivery truck roll up and hear my doorbell ring (I obviously have a ton of patience, LOL).
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