Amazon just announced plans to start delivering packages on Sundays in New York and Los Angeles.

Considering the closing than ever Black Friday and Christmas, this move is no doubt going to attract more customers to Amazon than eBay or Google. It makes shopping on Amazon easier and makes people realize a different way to shopping during the season.

Actually, Both eBay and Google have invested heavily on expanding delivery services to earn market share. Google Shopping Express delivered items from certain brand for free. The eBay Now service, which offers one-hour deliveries, has promised to expand to over 25 cities by the year of 2014.

That’s where Amazon’s move fit in. However, is the one day difference in a delivery date really going to be a deal breaker? Or is it just another way for amazon to get into public before the hot shopping season? As far as I am concerned, it is more likely to be the latter one. But no matter what, shopping in Amazon on black Friday certainly is going to set on a lot of people’s to-do lists.

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