Complaining helps (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

so in November I ordered a gift off Amazon for my brother. It said it would arrive between December 3rd and December 12th. Okay, plenty of time for Christmas. Fast forward a couple weeks and it changed to December 9th to December 28th. Not perfect, but at most 3 days after Christmas, that’s not too bad. Earlier this week it hadn’t shipped yet and I tried canceling the order but it said I couldn’t because it was part of a multi item promotion. Fast forwards to yesterday and it changed to January 6th to January 19th. I’m sorry what On the later end of the spectrum my brother would be gone for college again and wouldn’t visit for a fairly long time. So I caved and decided to complain. Luckily I saw a chatbot option and while it turned to a real human in the end it was still better than calling. They cancelled and refunded my order, letting me order the same exact thing from a different place. That very much turned out to be the right move because it’s already shipped and is due to arrive tomorrow, giving me plenty of time to pack and wrap it for Christmas. Complaining is a wonderful thing

 

[athenaaa]

Complaining always works

 

[Nina]

Complaining! The best motto life offers.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

Well, I complained once to BTS Mania for not shipping me my order on time (an RJ plushie and a free Shooky pen), and all I got in return was this ginormous, fake-ass, not-even-an-alpaca stuffed animal and an almost-empty Shooky pen. So complaining doesn't ALWAYS help. I still have the... thing, though, but it's currently collecting dust in my closet.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

but good that it worked for you, though!

 

[Wingfrost]

Complaining is the solution to every inconvenience