As many of you know, I recently completed a router table build and the router I chose is the Porter Cable 7518. Well, it only comes with a 1/2" Collett so I needed to get a 1/4" Collett so I can use all of my 1/4" shank bits. My first stop was Amazon to make the purchase since I am a Prime member ($79 a year gets you 2 day free shipping on most items). I ws in luck. They had the Porter-Cable 42999 1/4-Inch Self Releasing Collet at a reasonable price and it qualified for Prime shipping. So I ordered it on April 4th. The same day, I received an email stating it had shipped and UPS was the carrier. They provided me with a tracking number and said the estimated delivery date was April 6th. Being Good Friday and the then the Holiday weekend, I assumed it wouldn't be delivered until today. When I checked the UPS site this morning with my tracking number it said "A shipping label has been created and when the item reaches our facility, more detailed delivery tracking would be available. Being concerned, I contacted Amazon and asked if they had indeed shipped my purchase. I got answers that were more like that of a politician, skirting around the answer than any straight forward responses. I asked the woman I was speaking to, what exactly did I pay $79 for a Prime account for? Her answer in a matter of fact response was "I guarantee you will have the item you purchased on April 10th and there will be no additional charge" Are you kidding me? No Additional charge? I couldn't believe that she made it sound like she was doing me a favor by not charging me more money! I have purchased things through Amazon many times and I don't always get things delivered when they say they will be delivered but that's not a big deal. Stuff happens and if things show up a day or two later than they anticipate, I'm not going to complain, but to accept $79 for a Prime account and boast about two day free shipping and then debit my account for the cost of a purchase and then never ship it out and then boast about there being no additional charge to me for them to make things right is a little over the top in my book. So all I'm saying is be careful about spending $79 for a Prime membership. You may not get what you pay for.