Delivery mishaps

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 So I felt very, very lazy Saturday.  The weather was bitterly cold and snowy and I really didn’t want to  go out.  I live about a mile or so from the supermarket but I decided to spend the extra money to have my groceries delivered.  Opened up the app, placed my order.  A few hours later a truck pulled up, the driver handed me several bags …

I emptied the bags quickly — Shadow likes to “investigate “ grocery purchases — and immediately realized I was missing two items.  I had ordered two bags of frozen vegetables.  The vegetables were the only frozen foods I ordered. I checked my receipt …yes, I paid for those vegetables.

So I opened up the app and notified the store about the missing items.  Four days later I’m still waiting to hear from the store.  

I was doing a little on line shopping Sunday.  I needed Command hooks.  I ordered some from an online store.  Shipping was free, but I paid an extra $3 to have the product delivered to me Monday morning.

Monday morning I got an email from the store.  My item would ship, but it would be late, so they were refunding the $3 I paid for shipping,

Then the product was delivered Monday morning.

And then the product was delivered Tuesday morning.

Customer service told me they did not have a record of the double shipment and that I should just keep the second set of hooks.


Comments

  1. Liz A.January 23, 2024 at 4:09 PM

    Such things happen. I hope they straighten our your frozen vegetables. At least you got the hooks even if the order got doubled.

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  2. AlanaJanuary 23, 2024 at 4:43 PM

    Is the Universe trying to send you some kind of strange message with these two events? Doesn't surprise me that you were told to keep the second set of hooks - it probably would have cost them more to have you return it and them having to restock them.

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  3. HaddockJanuary 23, 2024 at 6:54 PM

    This happened to me once with the Readers Digest. They told me just keep the second set of books.

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