Major fail by Amazon

#76
#76
hmanvolfan said:
You're acting pretty freaked out in my opinion. You do realize how childish it is to start calling people names because they have a different opinion than you do right? This subject isn't a culture altering dilemma.
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You're free to read the second post in this thread.
 
#78
#78
but, but, but, I didnt get my stuff I ordered 4 days before Christmas..............and its all their fault, none of the blame falls on me so I MUST get on a message board and blame them...........
 
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bubbacurry1 said:
but, but, but, I didnt get my stuff I ordered 4 days before Christmas..............and its all their fault, none of the blame falls on me so I MUST get on a message board and blame them...........
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hey! You better not be on the time clock posting on a message board. Just wait til your boss finds out.
 
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#82
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bubbacurry1 said:
but, but, but, I didnt get my stuff I ordered 4 days before Christmas..............and its all their fault, none of the blame falls on me so I MUST get on a message board and blame them...........
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If the company said they could deliver then the customer is not at fault. Has nothing to do with when the order was placed
 
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utvolpj said:
If the company said they could deliver then the customer is not at fault. Has nothing to do with when the order was placed
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but mistakes happen. It is stupid to take that risk. As if company's aren't wrong sometimes. As if blizzards and horrible thunderstorms don't cause delays that create a promise to be broken. As if it's a good idea to order something on Dec 21 and expect perfection.
 
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utvolpj said:
If the company said they could deliver then the customer is not at fault. Has nothing to do with when the order was placed
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And it gives them the right to whine like a 4 year old that didn't get the Christmas present they wanted, right? Not directed necessarily at you av123.
 
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volfanbill said:
but mistakes happen. It is stupid to take that risk. As if company's aren't wrong sometimes. As if blizzards and horrible thunderstorms don't cause delays that create a promise to be broken. As if it's a good idea to order something on Dec 21 and expect perfection.
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Then they should notify the customer if service will be affected. Either when the order is placed and money is exchanged or once they realize there are issues. When the order is placed means little
 
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volfanbill said:
but mistakes happen. It is stupid to take that risk. As if company's aren't wrong sometimes. As if blizzards and horrible thunderstorms don't cause delays that create a promise to be broken. As if it's a good idea to order something on Dec 21 and expect perfection.
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It is 6 days later. The package has never tracked. Explain the weather issue here. Oh thats right, you still have yet to understand this conversation.
 
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utvolpj said:
Then they should notify the customer if service will be affected. Either when the order is placed and money is exchanged or once they realize there are issues. When the order is placed means little
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Yeah, because when unpredictability happens, they can predict it. Genius.
 
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allvol123 said:
It is 6 days later. The package has never tracked. Explain the weather issue here. Oh thats right, you still have yet to understand this conversation.
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No, I understand fully. Millions if not billions of packages are shipped through Amazon and yours accidentally slipped through the cracks because they've been overbooked. You're still over reacting.
 
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volfanbill said:
Seriously man calm down. It's the busiest ordering time of the year and things went wrong. Is it bad on Amazon/the shipper/the vendor? Yeah, but again, it's the busiest time of the year and you happened to be a casualty. No company is perfect and mistakes happen. Always have a backup plan. Like time to order in advance. There is no reason to freak out like this.
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I really don't even consider him a casualty. Eventually, he will get his merchandise. It just won't be when he wanted it.

I bought two suits less than two weeks before I was going on a trip 5 or so years ago. The tailor told me my suits and shirts may be ready in time, but it was gonna be a push. Needless to say, I left for my trip with no suit or shirts and ended up having to wear some stuff I already had in my closet. But it was my fault because I had known about this event for 4 months, yet I waited until 2 weeks before to get tailored up. My fault.
 
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volfanbill said:
No, I understand fully. Millions if not billions of packages are shipped through Amazon and yours accidentally slipped through the cracks because they've been overbooked. You're still over reacting.
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Still lost. You and the order. You're like the human version of this order.
 
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#98
utvolpj said:
Then they should notify the customer if service will be affected. Either when the order is placed and money is exchanged or once they realize there are issues. When the order is placed means little
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I know, common sense has little place in a world where everybody expects everyone else to be perfect and are outraged when everything doesn't go exactly as planned. I would hate to be a waiter at a restaurant with customers like you. Do you pitch a fit if the food is a little late or if everything isn't cooked exactly like you want it?
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I really don't even consider him a casualty. Eventually, he will get his merchandise. It just won't be when he wanted it.

I bought two suits less than two weeks before I was going on a trip 5 or so years ago. The tailor told me my suits and shirts may be ready in time, but it was gonna be a push. Needless to say, I left for my trip with no suit or shirts and ended up having to wear some stuff I already had in my closet. But it was my fault because I had known about this event for 4 months, yet I waited until 2 weeks before to get tailored up. My fault.
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and there you have it. This is the point I have been trying to push since the beginning. Dont wait until the last minute, then blame someone else when **** doesnt go your way. Simple.
 
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#100
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volfanbill said:
uh, no. I'm dead on. You just can't accept that life on earth isn't perfect. it's ok though man, again we are here for you.
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You're not here for me. I'd never want a loser like you associated with me.

Your posting in here says plenty about how you would execute a business or anything.
 
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