The last time I tried to order a bunch of cheap curtains from Target.com, I ended up getting an email rvery week for a couple of months saying your order is delayed, would you like to keep waiting? It was totally obvious that they were never going to come, so I just canceled the order.
So like a year later I decide to break down and order a pair of cheap full panel maternity jeans to work around the house. I don't want to go $80 Gap denim to play in the garden (and can't get anything locally because I am short) so I order from Target. All in stock. 1 pair of jeans, three nursing tanks (all the same, different colors), and two 2 packs of nursing bras. Free shipping because I don't really care when the stuff comes.
How many packages can they make from that? 3. Which is fine, but I live on a crazy little mountain road and the poor UPS guy has to do truck acrobatics every time he comes to my house.
And one of the packs of nursing/sleep bras is on backorder. I'm sorry, but I know enough about inventory systems to know that it is either in stock or not. Why say it is when its not? Ooooh yeah, because I would've just ordered something that was and we can't have that.
No, this isn't a big problem, but Lord, why do I bother with Target? Are they always like this or am I just special? I've never had this problem with anything from Amazon and they use the same system.
Re: Target.com and the poor UPS guy