On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 21:10:44 +0100, "Paul C. Dickie"
wrote:

In article , chris French
writes
In message , Rick Hughes
writes
They have moved to a new larger premise .... and tried to hack their system
to cope, but gave up and have taken syatem off-line and stopped orders to
month end to give them time to get it sorted.

Except they are taking orders again, but limiting them so as not to
overload the system.

It seems that they haven't yet got enough staff at their new warehouse.

Then Screwfux should have kept their old warehouse (or "fulfilment
centre", though they don't care to say whose "fulfilment" is involved)
going until they had completed the transition.

Do they *really* want to drive customers away, never to return?

You're making a big assumption that customers won't return

When it's easy to order and shipments work, most people have pretty
short memories.



..andy

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