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So you think a massively wealthy company that charges a King's ransom for their elite products and advertises 7-10 days for shipping of said product, is actually entitled to take 17 days... and the person who has paid for the advertised shipping (and product) isn't allowed to be slightly miffed that their item doesn't turn up in the alloted time?
Is that what you're saying?
Because its utter nonsense, if it is....
Of course if you're being sarcastic, I've missed that entirely....
rob_g_clarkson-
Why is it utter nonsense? You ordered stuff at sale time, of course it’s going to take longer as order volumes are higher.
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it's cycling gear bought on sale - it's not that important, and while sure be miffed, I'm certainly not saying you can't be, my point was that the aggregate griping seemed a little out of line with the importance of the items being waited on. A little perspective wouldn't go amiss. You here seem to be spitting feathers - over what? is it medication for your kids? Is it a part for some crucial machinery? are you depending on this delivery?
Also - you sure of your maths? Has it been 17 days since the 28th? Are you counting bank holidays?
Sigma are usually great, I waited 13 calendar days for dispatch after buying something late in the black friday sale, and cared not a jot despite it being too late for one of my few long rides of the year.
andyp
stelfox
I cannot believe the entitlement of people giving out about an order made in post-Christmas sale not being posted yet, especially when it’s within the stated timeframe still.