Dreamworks Holiday Closure
11-22-2005, 10:29 PM
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Dreamworks Holiday Closure
Dreamworks Model Products will be closing for the Holiday weekend on Thursday Nov 24th and re-opening on Monday Nov 28th. Any orders placed after Noon on Wednesday Nov 23 will be shipped the following Monday.
Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and Safe holiday season, from my family to yours...
Todd
Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and Safe holiday season, from my family to yours...
Todd
this guy goes on vacation more than he goes to work
11-23-2005, 10:05 PM
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RE: Dreamworks Holiday Closure
I think Todd has his priorities right. It may seem like he is gone more often because he is one of the few who has the common sense and courtesy let his customers know when he is unavailable.
Just look at all of the "Where's Waldo?" postings you see on RCU. Usually someone finally chimes in to say he is out of the country or on vacation, etc.
It's natural for a customer to become concerned when he places a high buck order or needs a part right away and gets no response along with unanswered emails for a number of days. You would think that the businessmen in this hobby would learn how to use the out of office feature most email software has and/or post a notice on their web site when they are going to be gone for a while, especially those that are essentially a one man operation.
Joe
Just look at all of the "Where's Waldo?" postings you see on RCU. Usually someone finally chimes in to say he is out of the country or on vacation, etc.
It's natural for a customer to become concerned when he places a high buck order or needs a part right away and gets no response along with unanswered emails for a number of days. You would think that the businessmen in this hobby would learn how to use the out of office feature most email software has and/or post a notice on their web site when they are going to be gone for a while, especially those that are essentially a one man operation.
Joe
