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Amazon actually does have that option for deliveries. It's typically labeled either "Amazon Day" (where they try to group orders into fewer deliveries / boxes, though it's pretty mixed on that), or No Rush (where it might be a week out and they give you a dollar credit for something as an incentive).
Though that's usually more "in the next week or so" than "next month"
This option has always been a huge scam. Whenever I choose it, Amazon waits until that day to even ship the thing, then it takes an extra day or two on top of the voluntary initial delay. So my 2 day delivery turns into 6-7 days
The one time I used that option I ended up with 3 separate deliveries on the same day
Did they start recently? I haven't seen anything like that.
It's been around for a couple years.