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She's responded to someone on the comments for her latest video, parroting the same response as she did before, doubling down on the blatant, gaslighting lie that all orders were shipped the week before Christmas.
"There was a problem in the warehouse." Did the problem in the warehouse affect your ability to type an honest, transparent statement to customers instead of ghosting everyone? Unless a forklift truck ran over your fingers, I don't see that being the case.
Why did nobody get dispatch emails? Why did the people who paid for tracked shipping not get any tracking details? None of this adds up.
Lying to people ain't good enough, Ruby. Telling people who've waited a month that the solution is to wait longer isn't good enough. Telling people to trust you/your company - y'know, the people who've done nothing but lie and ignore people - when you say that they're on route isn't good enough.
This isn't an isolated incident. It happens every single time you release something. What are you going to do to rectify this? And why have you done nothing to improve the situation at any point in the past? Why are planners released so last minute when there's almost zero change in design since the last one and you have months to prepare that
tit?
Ruby's new to-do list if she has any sense left:
- Full statement/apology that addresses this issue and ongoing issues at the company. Break down your actual role in the company - you're the face of it, so people deserve to know if you have any actual control over anything at all if they're going to buy the things you endorse from a company you claim is yours.
- Refund all postage across the board.
- Upgrade any unshipped orders (which seems to be almost all of them) to the fastest, tracked shipping option at no extra charge to mitigate their wait.
- 20% partial refunds for all customers who purchased planners and for some reason wish to keep that tit, to off-set the month/s that will be unusable since the planners arrived late.
- Offer pre-paid postage for all returns/refunds. People shouldn't have to pay to return of weeks-overdue tit.
It's going to cost you and your company some money to buy back any good will at this point, Ruby.