Something seriously wrong
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Honestly there is something seriously f
king wrong with some poeple.
Came in to an influx of customer this morning on a certain well known marketplace sometimes known as fleebay complaining they have not got their item within the usual 1-2 days.
Have had various emails throughout this morning about the same thing and demanding refunds. Are they seriously fked in the head or something?
The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed around us and people are moaning about it and wanting a full refund.
Most staff couldn't even get to work across the country, people died because of storm emma and the beast from the east and people are moaning about an item taking up to 5 working days to deliver which is actually RMs first class post up to time frame anyway
Tossers.
king wrong with some poeple. Came in to an influx of customer this morning on a certain well known marketplace sometimes known as fleebay complaining they have not got their item within the usual 1-2 days.
Have had various emails throughout this morning about the same thing and demanding refunds. Are they seriously f
ked in the head or something? The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed around us and people are moaning about it and wanting a full refund.
Most staff couldn't even get to work across the country, people died because of storm emma and the beast from the east and people are moaning about an item taking up to 5 working days to deliver which is actually RMs first class post up to time frame anyway
Tossers.
People are tts.
I ordered a few items from the same onlne market place last week expecting to see them last week but have not because the weather was poor and it caused problems in the delivery chain, it has not crossed my mind to complain or ask for a refund because I understand how it goes.
A lot of people seem to be utterly clueless and are only too quick to show how little they know.
ts.I ordered a few items from the same onlne market place last week expecting to see them last week but have not because the weather was poor and it caused problems in the delivery chain, it has not crossed my mind to complain or ask for a refund because I understand how it goes.
A lot of people seem to be utterly clueless and are only too quick to show how little they know.
XMT said:
The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed
That might be the case in your area, but not everywhere. Last week we had a couple of nights of snow, but it melted in the daytime, and none of the roads or shops were effected.Dynamic Space Wizard said:
XMT said:
The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed
That might be the case in your area, but not everywhere. Last week we had a couple of nights of snow, but it melted in the daytime, and none of the roads or shops were effected.Getragdogleg said:
Dynamic Space Wizard said:
XMT said:
The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed
That might be the case in your area, but not everywhere. Last week we had a couple of nights of snow, but it melted in the daytime, and none of the roads or shops were effected.I thought there would've just been a few minor delays in a few places, and I suppose most Internet customers would think the same way.
We (in Cheshire) haven't had something apparently shipped from Birmingham and due last Wednesday worst case.
Not been any major issues on that route but I realise it's more complicated than that.
I haven't contacted them yet but at what point should I let them know it hasn't turned up?
Not been any major issues on that route but I realise it's more complicated than that.
I haven't contacted them yet but at what point should I let them know it hasn't turned up?
Dynamic Space Wizard said:
Getragdogleg said:
Dynamic Space Wizard said:
XMT said:
The country has been grinding to a slow halt, supermarket shelves are partically empty, RM didnt even collect for 3 days in a row as all the major depots were closed
That might be the case in your area, but not everywhere. Last week we had a couple of nights of snow, but it melted in the daytime, and none of the roads or shops were effected.I thought there would've just been a few minor delays in a few places, and I suppose most Internet customers would think the same way.
Dynamic Space Wizard said:
How many people even bother with the mass media nowadays? ...
Maybe you'd be better informed if you did?The couple up the road from us are postmen. EE mobile network was down, so they walked across the fields to our house to use the landline to tell their sorting office they wouldn't be able to get to work that day. They walked across the fields because the lane was blocked with 6ft deep drifts. And we aren't even in one of the worst hit bits of the country.
Dynamic Space Wizard said:
... and I certainly wouldn't've guessed that there was an area where the shops were empty and the Post Office had ground to a halt. I don't see how it can be that bad. How did people get to the shops to buy all of their stock if it's so bad that nobody can deliver any more stock there? It just doesn't make sense.
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