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"An official Complaint."

Okay, here’s an official complaint to SR. They say, and I quote, that they try their best to mail order games to their customers for their release dates.
Can I ask, how many of you failed to receive State of Emergency today.
They said that they dispatched the game on the 21st thinking that it would arrive on the 22nd but if they had a little common sense, they would have sent it on the 20th. how would you expect a game to travel and be delivered in one day when I live in the west of Scotland. This isn’t the 1st time.What was the point of buying first class post when I didn’t even get it on the correct day. And don’t even talk about the slippage of this release date. Now I’ve got a whole day to waste, huh!
I decided to post this thinking that it would be familiar and of course I didn’t have anywhere else to complain.

Also, I e-mailed them at GAD address telling them I wasn’t trying to win a game but just simply telling them about a cheater.

Their reply: ”We don’t owe you anything….” I think his name was Ali or something.
If they’ve got 600,000 customers I suggest they revise their customer service techniques(Ali) and grow some common sense.

Anyone else had any problems. I bet you there is lots. Post your opinions.

Other than that it’s a good website with excellent chatrooms. Not bad prices either but there is better out there.

Or†ega wrote:
> The only got the stock in late on Wednesday.

They was no pint in mailing
> them there and then becasue they would have missed that that days delivery
> anyway.

If you wanted the game today you should have upgraded to 1st class
> delivery, I did :P

I did upgrade it you fool, didn'y you realise that in my original message.

½pint wrote:
> I wouldn't complain if I were you; if you want it definitely on release, take
> yourself down to the shops like the non-lazy person you aren't. I think SR are
> good that often they manage to deliver on the day of release, because if you
> think about it, it means they process all of the pre-orders as soon as shipments
> arrive. They only arrive a few days in advance, and even receiving the game on
> Saturday would be a good service. This is no fault of SR; if they get a late
> shipment it is the producer's fault, and if it takes ages to arrive, it is Royal
> Mail's fault. Don't point the finger; its rude.

hmmm, I think someone wants to win GAD, your like a teachers pet that everyone sneers at and gives an apple a day to the teacher

Just be careful who you are giving your £260 to.

Agent_Under_Fire wrote:
> Where are these better prices then, down the market?

Well you don't have to be sherlock holmes to find them, then again it might be a bit difficult for you to search for the cheapest prices in google.co.uk.
And even in a ps2 mag, they've got games 2 quid cheaper with free delivery

Okay, Mr Tony,
You say, stop buying elsewhere.
And you're right nobody else gives away reddies but when it is the matter ofbeing able to buy an x-box for 260 pounds with free delivery(uk spec) I think I'd rather have the extra 40 quid than a red piece of paper.

"Fuzzy" as in furry?

Or "fuzzy" as in confused?

Or "fuzzy" as in pubic hair?

This guy Fuzzy seems like a bright spark.

Stick around Mr Fuzzy.

DrDragon wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
> Yeah pb, you haven't won in a while....

still, 26 wins
> in slightly better
> than 2...

*Sighs*

2 wins is better than
> 0....

*sighs deeply*

Then again, its even worse if youve had to give games to SR! (joke)

*sighs so deeply he falls into a coma*

Go Tony! Well said.

Wouldn't say one bad word about SR.

AfroJoe wrote:
> Yeah pb, you haven't won in a while....

still, 26 wins in slightly better
> than 2...

*Sighs*

2 wins is better than 0....

*sighs deeply*