Furry I understand the frustration about the delivery times.. I've got my new kitchen light arriving today from Amazon but I opted for before 1pm delivery.... The one I hate most is Ikea.. their delivery time is between 7am and 8pm... and more than once I've decided against ordering for that very reason..having to wait in all day... or worse, them coming at 7m..which has happened before..
Oh! This is definitely something important to remember! I sometimes find
Yes, that's 3 paragraphs, it's better to use only one so that it looks good on all devices. It looks OK on my big screen, but on a mobile phone it could be 6 lines - each full line followed by a very short line.
That's very good to know! Never thought of the way it would look on other devices! I've seen it done a lot here, but I read the forum on my laptop, so it didn't stand out.
Me too because I read everything on a 27'' Desktop monitor...
I used to use a locker, but that became inconvenient, so I went back to putting the packages on the back stoop. I have an enclosed patio that the driver can open the door and put the package on a bench I have sitting there. I also have a hidden camera on my porch that no one can see, except me, of course.
It’s fun to watch the animals. From time to time, I will put out food to lure them in.
And Argos e-mailed me to say the iPad is arriving tomorrow!
Yeah..well I wasn't not being here for a £320 iPad...not that we have to sign for things these days.
Yes....but the site wouldn't let me post it in one part!
If you type all content (142 words) in one paragraph, it would exceed the word limit (120 words). All you have to do is splitting it into two paragraphs. You can install a browser extension to count words, if you use Chrome, here is the one I'm using.
I buy and sell 24 karat gold coins as a side line business. My supplier is located in Alberta, while I live in Toronto. The supplier sends my gold items by private courier, direct to my door at a specific time on a specific day. Signature required at the door. The courier company has no idea what is in the package, as the sending company uses a number of bland business names and addresses. The package is double wrapped, with no sending business name on the outside of it. I have not lost a shipment in more than 5 years. Yes the delivery service costs more than Canada Post, or Fedex, but the performance is vastly superior, too. JimB.Many delivery and service windows are broad enough to allow Godzilla to pass through them. “We’ll be there between eight and five,” they promise. Such pinpoint accuracy! My last service man arrived during such a window at 4:45, causing me to hang around a whole day.
Postal delivery can be a comedy of errors. Some of my packages are better traveled than I am due to being misrouted multiple times. “ We were unable to deliver your package,” Amazon will lamely contend, “but will try again,” as if that effort were somehow heroic. The U.S. Postal Service has ferried my packages in and out of the same sorting centers several times before finding me. It’s enough to make a preacher swear!
