1/5 Brittany R. 9 months ago on Google
Similar
to
the
customer,
Sin
Dee,
who
recently
left
a
review
about
her
online
order
for
signed
books,
my
experience
has
been
incredibly
disappointing.
On
June
2,
I
paid
nearly
$300
for
signed
copies
of
the
Neil
Gaiman
books.
As
someone
who
regularly
visits
the
store,
I
felt
comfortable
placing
such
a
large
order.
Golden
Notebooks
often
asks
people
to
support
indie
bookstores
rather
than
places
like
Amazon,
and
I
was
more
than
happy
to.
I
also
asked
if
I
could
pay
for
a
personalized
copy
for
my
mentor
who
is
actively
doing
her
best
to
fight
systemic
racism
and
will
be
leaving
New
York
in
August.
Sheās
a
huge
fan
of
Neil
Gaiman.
Golden
Notebook
told
me
that
they
could
fulfill
my
request.
However,
a
few
days
later,
I
received
an
email
stating
that
some
of
the
books
were
out
of
stock,
despite
them
still
being
available
to
purchase
on
the
website.
Fine,
no
biggie.
From
June
until
mid-July
I
went
without
any
updates
on
my
order!
No
one
informed
me
of
any
delaysānothing!
And
yet,
Golden
Notebook
had
recently
posted
on
their
Instagram
that
Neil
visited
the
store
and
signed
more
books
to
sell!
Why
allow
that
if
customersā
initial
orders
havenāt
been
fulfilled
yet?
I
then
reached
out
via
email
for
an
update
and
was
told
the
books
were
all
signed
and
I
would
be
receiving
my
order
soon.
Perfect!
I
excitedly
told
my
mentor
about
the
gift
and
she
couldnāt
believe
it!
However,
even
more
time
passed
and
my
order
still
hadnāt
been
shipped.
I
was
concerned
because
it
was
now
August
and
I
hadnāt
heard
anything.
I
called
the
store
for
an
update,
and
a
gentleman
(I
believe
he
said
that
his
name
started
with
a
D?)āwith
a
very
snarky
attitudeā
informed
me
that
I
had
knowingly
ordered
from
a
small
bookstore
that
was
doing
its
best
to
fulfill
orders
and
would
have
to
wait
longer.
He
couldnāt
provide
me
with
an
expected
ship
date.
Fine.
A
couple
of
more
weeks
pass
and
still
no
update.
I
then
reached
out
to
the
store
owner,
Jackie,
and
she
told
me
that
Golden
Notebook
hadnāt
been
able
to
get
the
book
personalized
for
me,
and
offered
to
ship
one
later
on.
Iāll
admit
that
I
was
incredibly
upset
with
this
news
and
decided
to
cancel
my
order.
I
waited
over
two
months
for
something
the
store
knew
they
were
unable
to
provide.
On
top
of
that,
it
was
embarrassing
to
tell
the
intended
recipient
that
I
was
unable
to
get
the
book
for
her,
although
I
told
her
I
had.
I
feel
like
Jackie
and
her
team
gave
me
the
runaround,
were
inconsiderate,
and
made
me
wait
an
unreasonable
amount
of
time.
I
wouldāve
been
willing
to
wait
if
not
for
the
lack
of
communication
and
dishonesty.
Again,
if
you
know
that
your
teamās
unable
to
fulfill
orders
within
a
reasonable
timeframe,
why
would
you
ask
Neil
Gaiman
to
come
back
to
sign/sell
more
books?
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