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3-5 days for delivery? RUBBISH!
I could go into town now and pick up what I just ordered in about an hour. But I'm lazy. And I thought saving £3 was a bargin.
*waits patiently*
I could go into town now and pick up what I just ordered in about an hour. But I'm lazy. And I thought saving £3 was a bargin.
*waits patiently*
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3-5 days for delivery? RUBBISH!
I could go into town now and pick up what I just ordered in about an hour. But I'm lazy. And I thought saving £3 was a bargin.
*waits patiently*
I could go into town now and pick up what I just ordered in about an hour. But I'm lazy. And I thought saving £3 was a bargin.
*waits patiently*
My my, we are impatient aren't we? Some of us are old enough to remember when you couldn't order things on the internet. The only alternative to going to the shops and thus, saving money, was mail order, where everything always said:-
"Please allow 30 days for delivery..."
You should count yourself lucky young man.
"Please allow 30 days for delivery..."
You should count yourself lucky young man.
oh ok.
idiot
idiot
*wonders what the youth of today are coming to...*
I'm 74 years young, I'll have you know.
Hush up.
Ah, the phone calls to software sellers like SR. I remember it well...
Mail order r0><0r...ed
It was so exciting, but so very crap at the same time.
How could it possibly take 28 days to put something in the post?
It was so exciting, but so very crap at the same time.
How could it possibly take 28 days to put something in the post?
play.com can be crap...
Atleast four times, I've had complications getting my packages.
Atleast four times, I've had complications getting my packages.
Cong_Man wrote:
> My my, we are impatient aren't we? Some of us are old enough to
> remember when you couldn't order things on the internet. The only
> alternative to going to the shops and thus, saving money, was mail
> order, where everything always said:-
>
> "Please allow 30 days for delivery..."
>
> You should count yourself lucky young man.
i bought an amiga from special reserve YEARS ago in such a fashion. the A500+ cartoon "classics package" i believe :)
from an advert in Commodore Format, ah... good days... good days.
> My my, we are impatient aren't we? Some of us are old enough to
> remember when you couldn't order things on the internet. The only
> alternative to going to the shops and thus, saving money, was mail
> order, where everything always said:-
>
> "Please allow 30 days for delivery..."
>
> You should count yourself lucky young man.
i bought an amiga from special reserve YEARS ago in such a fashion. the A500+ cartoon "classics package" i believe :)
from an advert in Commodore Format, ah... good days... good days.
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