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It's not a matter of them "not meeting the promise", it's them promising "4~6 weeks delivery". Sure, they made the promise, but I'd rather pay $2 more for FBA
by Vendan 10y ago
It's not a matter of them "not meeting the promise", it's them promising "4~6 weeks delivery". Sure, they made the promise, but I'd rather pay $2 more for FBA and get it in 2 days.
- hga 10y agoAh, yeah, companies like that I never buy from, something that far out means either they don't have it in stock and e.g. may have trouble getting it, and you're likely to get a better deal elsewhere from a vendor that deals with the item in quantity, or they're so messed up they can't get it out any time sooner, which I take as a very bad sign. Of course, if something is being shipped slowly and therefore cheaply from e.g. Japan, that's fine. And the U.K. book and CD vendors take a while, but they don't quote periods hardly that long, and in my experience under-promise and over-deliever. But I'll frequently pay a bit more to get something sooner than from them.