The Magazine Brat

This so-called message is actually meant for one particular blog shop selling Shawls and they've been like in this somewhat famous Islamic trendy magazine more than once. (Honestly, that's not even a good reason for being cockishly proud!)

I've tried to post this somewhere at their blog nor Facebook profile but to no avail. Can't find the right link to do so -since it's super long, the page didn't ALLOW me! Grrr.-

"Hi there. Salam. Here's the thing I want you to know. I ordered like 3-5 Syria Inners a week or so ago and umm.. I just talked to one of your team members. And she said there's no "signal" (whatever that is) about my email going in to your email so I kind of wondering if that's possible because I ordered that from your own blogshop. The order form TOLD me it has been SENT.

She said you received HUNDREDS of emails per day (not that I bothered) and it's impossible to check mine and she asked me to RESEND the order back which obviously I've forgotten which one were they. I bought so many things online and of course I lost count.

A good seller will NEVER tell "how busy they are" to their customers, if you know what I mean. Everyone is having like their own returning customers, hundreds of them too, but they cannot tell ME, or any customers, that they CANNOT check my order just because they have hundreds of customers waiting in the line. Am I right?

From the way she said to me like the fault was from ME because maybe I was THE one who "forgot" to click the 'Submit' button. Like my pricey (Oh yeah I can be cocky too!) laptop was THE one which caused this oh-no-there-is-no-signal-telling-me-about-your-email-in-my-inbox-you-need-to-resend-your-order THING. Oh yes, that's what she said *except the "oh no" part*. She wasn't really friendly. Just a firm, short replies with not many commas and punctuations. Isn't that a cliche? (I wonder what kind of signal you have? Like, some kind of police siren or something??)

Come onnnn... I've found way too many well-known, famous, recognized, popular (whichever you call yourself) blog shops selling EVERYTHING and still manage to put a SMILE on their face. A smiley face, to the least. Duh.

And I don't write this because of that, that's not the whole point. My point is, she replied me like very instantly about everything but when it comes to the end, she didn't even say "Thanks" or "Sorry". Poof. Crickets sound. Nada. And I am so frustrated with that. I knew you're one everyone-goes-to-you blog shop or boutique or whichever that is but a simple greeting means A LOT to your customers who are actually just got hit by a huge rock on the head because their want-this-and-that items they've waited for like two weeks had gotten to someone else who maybe placed the order AFTER them.

"First come, still no serve."

To the lady I talked to just now, I'm sorry I don't mean to brag this thing or blame you for everything that happened (from the day I ordered 'till a few hours ago), well that's just not me; but I just got irritated by your no thanks nor sorries. That's all. Hope you'll (everyone, that is) improve better for everyone's sake and feelings. Thank you."

Based on my experiences, I can PROUDLY (oh no, didn't I just said that again? KARMA, isn't it?) say that Malaysian people *obviously I don't want to be racist, if you know what I mean so don't slap me!* are ALWAYS have diamonds in their mouth when it comes to saying Thank You or Sorry. Thank You is the worst, I presume.