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Old 06-16-2018, 01:48 PM   #262
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
As I've already said, lately I've been quite satisfied with Amazon's meeting promised delivery dates. In contrast, I'm having an odd experience with Walmart. I placed an order the other day and was initially given a delivery date of June 19. The e-mail telling me the order had shipped gave me a delivery date of June 15. So yesterday I checked the tracking info and saw a delivery date of June 16. And today the tracking info says my package will arrive June 19--the original date Walmart gave me.

I was perfectly content with the June 19 date in the first place; oh, Walmart, why did you raise my hopes for an early delivery only to dash them???
Amazon did this to me recently.
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