Just saw you have the hospitality award… I guess once you get it hospitality goes out the door
Yes because disagreeing with someone and having an opinion that’s contrary makes them inhospitable.Just saw you have the hospitality award… I guess once you get it hospitality goes out the door
Yes because disagreeing with someone and having an opinion that’s contrary makes them inhospitable.
No it’s a passive aggressive jab disguised as a joke because you don’t want to be seen as the real you.
They contacted me yesterday. Most every vendor on here is super great to work with.
That doesn't always work. I ordered mine in November, this was the first available delivery date and I'm not aware of weather across the country so I didn't think about contacting the vendor being in the 70s and 80s here.
This, I ordered from a vendor that’s in my same state (Florida) and temps here have been in the low 70’s.
When ordered the weather was 60 + degrees outside. They made you pick a shipping date that was over a week away. To tell you the truth I didn’t know what day I was suppose to receive the corals. Then you get a email saying your shipment is on the way. Well, can’t do much after that. So I don’t feel like this falls on the buyer at all.
How is it on the buyer when vendors this time of year entice people to buy corals with deals, games, and contest? They say they can get us their product if we order and pick a ship date . Ok, well that’s their main job, they must know a lot about it and have done it serveral times. It’s not my main job. I’ve never shipped corals before. I don’t know how UPS and FedEx have failed in the past delivering corals because again it’s has nothing to do with my profession. I placed these orders over 2 weeks ago. The news was telling everybody winter was a thing of the past and it was 50 degrees+ across most of the nation. So, I don’t blame buyers for making purchases of corals at great prices that they like.
What’s Facebook…?
Ohhh that thing that came after MySpace that became popular after college
Sorry, but they know it is going to that Ford plant, or hospital, not a residential address. And do they prioritize the last mile delivery to a business or residential address. I have my guess when they are short delivery drivers and need to make a decision. As some have stated everyone knows delivery is tough near the holidays and winter for livestock yet many still order expecting a different outcome and then complain. The last 2 years especially Covid put a strain on the supply chain, and deliveries this past year are up considerably plus companies cannot fill all open positions. It is just reality today.
