Amazon vs Play
Apr. 21st, 2006 01:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jackThe last things I've ordered arrived.
* I am Deppless. Amazon took a couple of weeks to consider it, and then decided after "n week delivery time" to give up and refund and not send. However, I don't think they held up anything else waiting for it.
* The Sting finally arrived n0 years after it was produced. Mmmm.
* Preston Front is still on hold, I forgot, but that's the bbc's fault for not having released it :)
* Play was good, delivering promptly, including delivery in price, though hence no economies of scale -- due to Jersey tax dodge laws limiting order value? -- and helpfully (confirming I was me, since I ordered a lot for the first time by typing in my card number of the website.)
* However, all their invoicing say "Coming soon -- [films]" which is very confusing as they mean "coming out" not "being delivered", which made me go "Aah! Didn't order that," every time.
* I am Deppless. Amazon took a couple of weeks to consider it, and then decided after "n week delivery time" to give up and refund and not send. However, I don't think they held up anything else waiting for it.
* The Sting finally arrived n0 years after it was produced. Mmmm.
* Preston Front is still on hold, I forgot, but that's the bbc's fault for not having released it :)
* Play was good, delivering promptly, including delivery in price, though hence no economies of scale -- due to Jersey tax dodge laws limiting order value? -- and helpfully (confirming I was me, since I ordered a lot for the first time by typing in my card number of the website.)
* However, all their invoicing say "Coming soon -- [films]" which is very confusing as they mean "coming out" not "being delivered", which made me go "Aah! Didn't order that," every time.