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Hoss

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. Apparently 'Never ask again' means the same as 'in stock be at your house in 2 days' on Prime.
Try ordering something on prime when you're out of town and select the weekend for your prime delivery day. It'll be there next day every single time. They'll even send you an email crowing about how they got it to you early.
 
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needed some vitamin d, check walmarts website, bottle is $4.88. go to store, it is $9. open the app, scan the upc, code to make sure same thing. $4.88, when purchased online. put it back.
couple days later, buying something off walmart's website and go ahead an get the vitamin d. see the main thing is getting shipped by fedex, but the 2 bottles of vitamin d are being delivered from the store. which is about 15 miles away. in the year or so, after adding my town to the delivery area, only seen them once around christmas.
 
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Speaking of backordered shit, we have one supplier that is just fucking retarded.

I'm not even gonna hide their name, because I doubt any of you know/use them, but they sell wood doors. Oregon Door. They continuously, over the past decade or so, and despite us bitching about it countless times, will process our order and give us a ship date, and only when it shows up do we find out that a door/doors is back ordered. If you check the status right up until it is shipped, there is zero indication of a backorder. They claim that only when they are loading the truck do they know if something is going to be missing, but even then they don't send any kind of notification to us about it. It typically gets here in a day or two at most, so we generally aren't checking that one fucking day in transit, and it just shows up missing shit. A lot of times the delivery is worthless to us if it isn't complete, because we aren't going to send installers a couple hours away without all the material because we didn't factor in multiple trips in our cost. Even if none of that matters, contractors absolutely LOVE when you tell them they aren't getting all of their shit right now, and oh yeah, we have no fucking clue when they might get it because Oregon Door has no idea either.

It used to be that they were cheaper than most other places, or closer (many take a good week to get here), but their prices and lead times have gone way up and we just started factoring in the extra delivery time, because at least everyone else ships complete, or tells you ahead of time that something is being held up. No fucking clue how you run a successful business with that kind of incompetence.
 
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Rezz

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Calling around to mechanics to fix something on a 21 year old Saab 9-3 Arc model. Yeah yeah the company doesn't even exist as a car manufacturer anymore so parts are a little more expensive. Get a quote, show up, and the exact same work has like a 300 dollar subfee because it's an older car that most people don't know how to fix inside and out. Something I would absolutely not have blocked time off to pay. Call another shop, they get me a quote (roughly same price, oddly enough) so I ask them "are there any other fees/taxes etc on the scope of work I should know about? "Nope, we match the quote." Cool, head to the shop.

The guy looks at the car, tells me that the work will run another 400 dollars because the parts are hard to find. I let him know I can literally purchase them straight from like AutoZone for way less than he's charging. He agrees, and then mentions that the total quote doesn't include tax or any special subfees. And this is after I explicitly explain exactly what needs to be fixed over the phone.

I get that it's part of the game to ratchet up prices when someone shows up by finding new stuff that's 'broken,' but this was for exactly the scope of work I described on the phone. Like I'm not going to just agree to almost double the price of the quote just because I drove over. Scam artists.
 
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Not sure when it became a thing. Used to be you carved a pumpkin, maybe hung up some fake spiderweb. Kids these days (millennials) are out there with 30 foot tall skeletons in their yards. Of course gen z is financing them buy now pay later along with their burritos so that's why you gotta start selling them in June so they have enough time to miss a few payments on them and ruin their credit
 

Vuuxo

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This x 100! Is it because I'm using Brave? Get this on my PC, Phone, Tablet, etc. Apparently 'Never ask again' means the same as 'in stock be at your house in 2 days' on Prime.
Yup! I use Brave as well and get this notification every other day. It's fucking annoying.
 
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