A solicitation from DHGate.com, a Chinese wholesale marketplace from which I've made a couple of purchases. It sounded like an actual human being, as my name was used in a non-robotic form, and was advertising their summer sales.
A solicitation from DHGate.com, a Chinese wholesale marketplace from which I've made a couple of purchases. It sounded like an actual human being, as my name was used in a non-robotic form, and was advertising their summer sales.
I ordered flowers via TeleFlora.com on 09/12/08 for my mother-in-law's birthday Saturday. She received the flowers Saturday, though the order wasn't correct. The floral arrangement I ordered was obviously substituted because it looked nothing like what I ordered, and she also did not get the small stuffed animal that was ordered with it. I contacted TeleFlora via their website last week regarding the problem. They credited me the money for the stuffed animal and said something about a 20% credit for the terrible substitution which I have yet to see.
It wasn't until today 09/22/08 (10 days after the order) that I found this number as missed call from about an hour ago. Now why would they be calling me a week and half after my order? And why couldn't they leave a message?
To save yourself some problems. just google for flower shops in or near the town you are trying to send flowers and talk directly to someone in the shop.Or just order through Flowershop Network.They are smaller and more personal.
10 calls one each day for the past 10 days. if you answer no one on the other end of the line. If you call the number back the recording says this number is no longer in service? When I called my provided (AT&T) for assistance with this. The told me there is nothing they can do. If you goggle the number it comes up as CRG west.com, Paramont Group, One Wilshire Place,& carrier Hotels .com. All from Los Angeles, All fictious and non existant based on returning calls