Amazon Shipment Service.

The US company Amazon today announced the launch of a brand-new delivery alternative for consumers of its Prime solution in the United States, who can obtain packages in the trunk of their automobiles parked in a public location.

The vehicle delivery service is available at no extra expense to Prime participants in 37 cities and also their municipal areas in the US, although Amazon.com claimed the concept is to broaden it considerably.

To be able to demand delivery with "Trick In-Car", customers should have a Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo auto and also download and install an Amazon application that links to their car.

Right now, only owners of Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and also Volvo automobiles will certainly have access to this option

Amazon.com said in a declaration that it uses several layers of confirmation to make sure the safety of shipments in the automobile.

Once the acquisition is made on Amazon, the consumer can choose the choice of "distribution by vehicle". The day of delivery must park the automobile in the agreed location -the address of the customer or job, for example- as well as the shipment individual will leave it in the trunk, which can only be accessed throughout a specific time.

Every time a distribution driver requests access to a customer's lorry, Amazon validates that a licensed motorist remains in the appropriate area with the proper plan, via an encrypted verification process.

As soon as this procedure is finished successfully, the car is unlocked as well as customers receive a notice through their mobile phone and also the automobile is obstructed again, due to the fact that those in charge of the delivery do not get any type of kind of code or secret.

This new solution signs up with "Amazon.com Key", introduced last October and supplies consumers the option to open the door of their houses without a crucial and also remotely to give access to employees, visitors or packages delivered by Amazon within of the house, to lower the opportunity of being burglarized.