How many of you are obsessed like me and track a shipment of a new piece of gear at least twice a day just to see where it's at or be filled with hope that it will be here sooner?
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Nice! I ordered a Zoom B3 yesterday from GC that is supposed to come in on Monday.I think that's only natural. Some tracking systems suck like a slush pump on the upgrading front, though, so I have learned not to become too obsessed. On the other hand, a bass I just traded for will be here tomorrow, way sooner than expected. Woot !!
Nice! I ordered a Zoom B3 yesterday from GC that is supposed to come in on Monday.
Just twice a day? Man, I get the shakes and start getting the cold sweats after 30 minutes. Refresh, refresh, REFRESH!How many of you are obsessed like me and track a shipment of a new piece of gear at least twice a day just to see where it's at or be filled with hope that it will be here sooner?
I was just putting "at least" twice a day! Haha! I know what you mean about Refresh! "What?? It's been in El Paso for 4 friggin hours now!!! What the hell is going on???? I'LL GO DRIVE THAT TRUCK MYSELF!!!"Just twice a day? Man, I get the shakes and start getting the cold sweats after 30 minutes. Refresh, refresh, REFRESH!
Happens with USPS all the time, though for a different reason. What a cruddy tracking system.I'm doing that right now with an Amazon order. It's torture.
Meanwhile, back when I used to run an online business, the local shipping service was so quick that the parcel would arrive at my customer's premises before the item even made it onto the online tracking system.
Max
He probably knocked once on the garage bay door to fulfill his obligation of attempting contact...Placed my first order from Sweetwater for a Squire Jaguar SS. Emailed today wanting to know tracking number. They sent it, I clicked on it. FedEx says they delivered four hours earlier?
What the? I was home. Check front and back porch. Nothing. Side door, nothing. Recheck delivery. Driver note says left at garage. The detached garage, that faces away from the house? yep, right there leaning against the wall. It would have been there for days if I had not checked tracking.
How many of you are obsessed like me and track a shipment of a new piece of gear at least twice a day just to see where it's at or be filled with hope that it will be here sooner?