It’s Wierd that a lot of the complints are phrased “weren’t told”. It makes it sound suspeciusly like the shelter people didn’t even ask and are now complayning

It’s Wierd that a lot of the complints are phrased “weren’t told”. It makes it sound suspeciusly like the shelter people didn’t even ask and are now complayning that Amazon did not work proactively to invalidate their wrongfull assumptions. Like “I can’t believe they didn’t tell us before we got there that there would be 40 crates today!? Yesterday was only 5!?” If we where talking regular retail the first thing I would ask the person would be “Well did you ask them or just assume, if the latter then it’s your fault not theirs”. The same goes for refrigerator space. If the shelter only has space for 30 crates, well then did they tell that to amazon? Or did they just tell them “we’ll take however much you’ve got!” Assuming that they would never get more than 30 crates? Then naturally amazon is expecting them to clear the 40 crates even if they means he shelter suddenly has to throw out 10, because that’s the deal they struck. I mean a lot of their complaints really come off as them being horrible at logistics and communication and whining that Amazon isn’t fixing this for them, but they honestly can’t do that. Just like they can’t fire the bad employees or volunteers or purchase more refrigerators that they can’t even know they need.