Dear Amazon customers,
I'm sorry that you ordered a CD that didn't arrive, was scratched, smelled like feet, or suffered some other non-musical problem. But why don't you try taking your issue to Customer Service instead of giving the actual record a one-star rating? I can assure you that the artists who worked hard on their music and hope to have it reviewed objectively had nothing to do with the UPS truck tire-sized marks all over your smashed package.
Sincerely annoyed,
BeckEye
P.S.
I'm sorry that you ordered a CD that didn't arrive, was scratched, smelled like feet, or suffered some other non-musical problem. But why don't you try taking your issue to Customer Service instead of giving the actual record a one-star rating? I can assure you that the artists who worked hard on their music and hope to have it reviewed objectively had nothing to do with the UPS truck tire-sized marks all over your smashed package.
Sincerely annoyed,
BeckEye
P.S.
Comments
And a good point too --- somtimes I read the comments or reviews on Amazon and I think that grade six is way too easy if these jerkwads made it through.
"Best review of a review. Ever."
The number of time I've said fruity words after reading things of that ilk. I always check out hotels online before booking something on the cheap side and half the reviews are like, "This is the WORST hotel ever, my $49 a night room had NO HOT TUB and I couldn't see the ocean from my window!" Let me in a room with all those people for just ONE minute with a firearm... The world would be a better place, that's all I'm saying.
Sheesh.
the shoes are really great though, i would totally buy these again."