You'll get your stuff or you'll get a refund. Don't worry about it.
Is a "little optimistic"...
Its more like 18-24 MONTHS...
This hasn't happened to me, but it would irritate me immensely. How can you put something up for auction if you don't have it in inventory? The better question is, WHY would you?
MACS wrote:
We all know they move a lot of stuff at cbid and the mothership.
Do they have the logistics of some of the big boys?
Of course not. They obviously don't do this on purpose.
Basically, someone behind a computer looks at a list, and it shows the product is in stock, say 15 units.
(No, they don't have time to verify that they really have 15 units.)
But in reality, there's only 4............ And this happens for a variety of reasons.
So then when they put up 10 units for auction, and all 10 are bid on and won...........well, someone is gonna have to wait a while.
Fortunately I'm not one of those folks who has to wait....
:-"
I agree with macs. ...if the whole order isn't in shouldn't you send what you have?
The bigger question is do that many people that buy cigars for here rely on prompt delivery to be able to smoke? At a minimum cigars should be stabilized at least a month and in reality much longer before smoking them.
I'm thinking the better solution is to stock up which allows one to smoke cigars that aren't *sick* and eliminate the weekly box dance at the mailbox.
They don't do that but it's a perception thing. It used to irritate me too. You don't put something up for bid that you don't have.
Now I don't really care lol.
Abrignac wrote:
This can be tough when you're just starting, but agreed.
Also, can we get a video of you doing the box dance?
