EaglesfanNJ
Active Member
What is this reading thing you speak of?
Wow. OP is upset about a 5 year old not getting a special birthday t-shirt, and that's what you contribute? :shrug:
What is this reading thing you speak of?
I didn't realize that Disney was having already having auditions for the FLE, but you've definately got the part of the Troll down pat:lol:
Wow. OP is upset about a 5 year old not getting a special birthday t-shirt, and that's what you contribute? :shrug:
Not a troll, I just don't see what the big issue is. Said plain clear as day on the page what you couldn't do and you got your feathers ruffled and started going off on Disney. You are to blame.
OP should have read the print that says "This item cannot be personalized with Walt Disney World® Resort or Disneyland® Resort, or any school, business or other professional names."
Not my fault, the child's fault, or Disney's fault the kid didn't get the special T shirt. Like I said. It's the OPs fault.
I know personal responsibility is decreasing in our society, but let's try and overcome that flaw.
Not a troll, I just don't see what the big issue is. Said plain clear as day on the page what you couldn't do and you got your feathers ruffled and started going off on Disney. You are to blame.
OP should have read the print that says "This item cannot be personalized with Walt Disney World® Resort or Disneyland® Resort, or any school, business or other professional names."
Not my fault, the child's fault, or Disney's fault the kid didn't get the special T shirt. Like I said. It's the OPs fault.
I know personal responsibility is decreasing in our society, but let's try and overcome that flaw.
You know what, everyone makes mistakes (except for you, I am guessing). The OP's mistake was one that anyone could have made....I am quite certain it is a mistake I would have made, and I bet it happens all the time.
The issue is that his order was IGNORED. Rather than sending an email informing him that his order was not valid, they chose to do nothing. This is not acceptable customer service. And THAT is what the OP was complaining about.
You know what, everyone makes mistakes (except for you, I am guessing). The OP's mistake was one that anyone could have made....I am quite certain it is a mistake I would have made, and I bet it happens all the time.
The issue is that his order was IGNORED. Rather than sending an email informing him that his order was not valid, they chose to do nothing. This is not acceptable customer service. And THAT is what the OP was complaining about.
The details were never given in the post.
Was it 5 hours? Was it 5 weeks?
He said he called and got the information she needed. Sounds to me like there's some customer service.
The details were never given in the post.
Was it 5 hours? Was it 5 weeks?
He said he called and got the information she needed. Sounds to me like there's some customer service.
Yes, he did give the details. It was a week and a half. They should have sent an email as soon as the problem was noticed. You can bet that if there would have been a problem with his credit card, he would have heard back from them immediately.
Give it up. No one is going to agree with you on this.
Give it up. No one is going to agree with you on this.
I agree with him. Absolutely and 100%. A week and a half would be fantastic shipping time on a LEGAL, NON-CUSTOM order. Considering this was a CUSTOM order that VIOLATED THE TERMS OF USE, I really see no cause for criticism of Disney whatsoever.
I agree with him. Absolutely and 100%. A week and a half would be fantastic shipping time on a LEGAL, NON-CUSTOM order. Considering this was a CUSTOM order that VIOLATED THE TERMS OF USE, I really see no cause for criticism of Disney whatsoever.
Please allow 7-10 business days for Standard Delivery.
What are you talking about? This has nothing to do with shipping time. The issue is that a week and a half went by and he had heard NOTHING from them about his order being invalid.
The point remains. If you call a McDonald's and ask for General Tso's Chicken then hang up the phone, they're not going to call you back to tell you you're not getting it. It's clear that General Tso's chicken was never an option for you to purchase, so it's not their duty to hunt you down.
The point remains. If you call a McDonald's and ask for General Tso's Chicken then hang up the phone, they're not going to call you back to tell you you're not getting it. It's clear that General Tso's chicken was never an option for you to purchase, so it's not their duty to hunt you down.
The point remains. If you call a McDonald's and ask for General Tso's Chicken then hang up the phone, they're not going to call you back to tell you you're not getting it. It's clear that General Tso's chicken was never an option for you to purchase, so it's not their duty to hunt you down.
On most sites
That's in invalid argument.
On most sites where you can personalize garments once you do something that goes against copyright law, decency standards etc you will receive notification that an order cannot be processed due to X, Y or Z. If for any reason a customer's request cannot be processed it's just a best practice to inform said costumer even if that means simply re-stating information that has already been presented. Because let's face it, we're all guilty of not reading the fine print once and a while.
What it boils down to is another example of Disney's internet presence being very lack luster.
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