Traveled louisville today. Walmart’s targets and Meijers. Nothing notable. FernCreek Walmart had hardhead and chrome dome. Outerloop Target had this many Castle Greyskulls on a cart on end.
Outerloop Walmart has the wave 3 deluxes but not the one I was looking for!! They also have these 2 diff classified joes. All beat up boxes though. And 2 flocked panthors.
Frankfort Ollie's actually had decent Transformers selection! Ironworks, Snapdragon, SS Scavenger, Rungs and Slitherfangs, Series 3 & 4 Botbot 5-packs. Also found Ironworks at the Nicholasville and the Richmond Road Ollie's.
Stopped in Florence on my way back from Cincinnati. No sign of ROTF Sideswipe. Target had an MPM-12 and a Grindor.
Has anyone else noticed frequent delays in shipping times lately? Like, carriers taking forever to pick up an item and/or regularly going past the expected delivery date?
Yeah I’ve had a few orders from pulse get promised a certain date and then get delivered 2-3 days after. I just think the expected date is too optimistic. Usually it doesn’t really matter as much as when you see it gets to your local distributing center
I have a number of orders that are still sitting at the warehouse, awaiting pickup. I'm trying to figure out who I ticked off recently.
Mostly just stuff getting delivered via FedEx...USPS has been doing great for me the past several months.
I have a new computer desk coming via FedEx... ... we're three days past the delivery date and counting.
Yeah anything coming Fedex lately has been delayed at least a day if not 3 or 4. They used to be almost always on time for me until about a month ago
What's worse about FedEx is that, as the receiver of packages, you can't take any direct action with them when it comes to filing a claim. If they lose your package, the person who sent it has to go through the hassle. Which means, you have to go through the hassle of getting them involved. This is an inconvenience when it's one person sending packages to another but when it's a retail chain sending stuff to you... I genuinely dislike dealing with customer support because they're just middle men in most instances. That is, if you can get out of the automated nonsense that is the first line of CS.
Just a heads up guys. Twice this month FedEx has dropped my packages off at another location. Luckily my neighbors here are honest. They are hiring contract deliverers to help w their orders. They stated they weren’t in an official FedEx truck. I guess that’s how far behind, and how low on workers they are because of COVID. Not sure if any of you have experienced this.
I have had packages dropped off to the house behind me in the past, but that's because some GPS's somehow get our addresses reversed.
Thursday I was told my order from WalMart had been delivered to my garage by FedEx. I don't have a garage. Two hours on the phone later, I was no where closer to finding my package. Friday, they called me back said their driver is sticking to his, "left it by the garage" story and to have WalMart file a claim. They didn't seem interested in my advice of having their driver go back to whatever location he dropped it off and retrieving it. WalMart is already refunding my money but FedEx did nothing but "apologize for the inconvenience."
Fern Creek Walmart has transformers kingdom deluxe wave 3. Also spotted GI Joe Snake Eyes movie figures snake eyes, storm shadow, and baroness.
Prestonsburg Walmart earlier today. I was going to get the Thunderhowl but someone stole his chest piece so that was infuriating. They also had the Netflix deluxes for around $13.
