Random Rants
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Traded for these in "barely worn" condition. A little upset this was present. (Not a user here). Is this a grave issue?
Apologies for the crotch shot.Best to stitch them. It'll save you trouble in the long run…
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I'd have to agree
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It's not a serious problem yet, and it shouldn't take much work to fix.
That said, I'd be ticked if someone traded those to me without mentioning the issue.
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It's not a serious problem yet, and it shouldn't take much work to fix.
That said, I'd be ticked if someone traded those to me without mentioning the issue.
Yeah, I was upset when I got them to find the hem was not a chainstitch, but figured that was on me for not asking. Finding this failed stitch though is especially frustrating considering how the pair was presented to me. It's not as if the stitch is in a place where you could miss the damage. Sending em off to be re-hemmed and have that crotch fixed today. I have half a mind to contact the trader, but I don't even know what I'd hope to get out of him. I should have seen the warning signs, the dude was great in the negotiation phase and then got awfully strange after we had settled.
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I would try to give the benefit of the doubt and contact him. Maybe he will offer to do Paypal over a bit towards the repair. There is Always a possibility it was an honest mistake it wasn't mentioned, or what's more the guy just may have not been as concerned with such things as you, I, or others would be… I know that I would certainly mention that, and had it been a failure of something on my part I would certainly want someone to contact me and I would do whatever is within reason to make it right. Not everyone will extend that same courtesy but I would like to think there are more of us that would than wouldn't. Maybe I just try to find the silver lining but without contacting him you never know if it was just a truly honest mistake. He may just be busy at the moment and wasn't even thinking... I dunno, just my $0.02 for whatever it's worth but if you have not contacted I think it's certainly at least worth the attempt and I hope you all can hash it out. If you have contacted him and no response or effort was made on his part... That's just kinda crappy and sorry that happened to you.
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Parcel update: It wasn't left with a neighbour, but on an entirely different street, about five minutes walk away. The driver has tried (and failed) to retrieve it because no one was in. Twice.
DPD told the vendor that because I'd given permission for it to be left in a secure location that they somehow cannot take responsibility for this. I don't know how that applies to a parcel they've lost…
Customer service, they've heard of it.
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Not really a rant, but not really an announcement. More of a stream of consciousness flow. Been one hell of a month, especially when contrasted from the month before. 1 months ago = Japan = amazing. This month, a lot of work projects that were assigned to my team fell of the rails as I was not there to keep them on track. The cascading effect of it falling of, each day the further off it got, the harder it is to bring back. I've spent the last 4 weeks fighting my ass off to get things back on track. Service outages to customers, questions raised by general manager and managing director if we're the right team to manage the platform we've built and supported for over the last year. Effectively I've been backed into a corner where the only way out is to undo most of the work done whilst I was away, whilst having to deal with client outages as a result of being in the corner I'm in.
New guy starting on Monday is coming into a war zone as far as things are concerned. Things reached a point yesterday where I sat down with the execs saying things were so dire, that if we couldn't get a fix to a specific problem by Wednesday that I'd pack my bags before going home on Tuesday night as we'd of put the company out of business. A bug in a vendor's code base that we'd only became aware of on Friday morning, but due to the speed it was screwing us over, we had those 5 days to get it all fixed. We'd been looking in general all week as something didn't seem right, and had already escalated quite high within the vendor's company and had a crisis manager on the case, but that still didn't get technical resolution. 3pm on Friday one of my guys on his own discovered the fix. Not the conversations I want to be having, and the first time I've ever had to say that I was going to put the entire company out of business in days. I've been doing this for 15+ years and never even been close.
So 3+ weeks of 14 hour days, plus family driven weekends, I now finally have a day to myself, having slept in, it's now 24c /74f outside, and going to be a beautiful day doing sweet feck all.
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Good luck dude! Hope it all gets sorted!!!
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That sounds super crap Wade, get some well earned chill time.
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First world problem bitch, "ooh, look at the poor little rich boy having to clean his own massive balcony"
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I would try to give the benefit of the doubt and contact him. Maybe he will offer to do Paypal over a bit towards the repair. There is Always a possibility it was an honest mistake it wasn't mentioned, or what's more the guy just may have not been as concerned with such things as you
You have given me the courage to do so, I'll update on his response.
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And in a bizarre bit of karma, I am currently listening to "I'm Gonna Be" by The Proclaimers for the second time this weekend. Not by choice.
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Rant - the world's most expensive proxy service:
You can buy them for $370 + shipping from 2nd, or pay this guy $1000 via ebay to do it for you. WTF?
