Our May delivery went perfectly, not a glitch, delivery as promised.
Sadly, I was one of those customers during the crazy 3 weeks in August. We did get delivery (late) but I will have to think strongly about our options next time.
Our delivery was to be between 8-10 PM. Upon arrival in our room @ about 6:45 PM, I called to let GG know that we would be out of the room, so to leave the groceries with Bell Services. The gentleman on the line said that was great, and that they would do that. No mention that delivery probably wouldn't happen.
When we got back to the room around 10:00 or so, I called Bell Services. They did not answer, so I called GG again and had to leave a message. In the meantime, we checked our cell phone vm and found a message from GG saying that they could not deliver to us that night and to call in the morning for delivery. Then, since they were closed, they stopped answering any calls that night.
I was VERY angry. I left a message that I expected delivery first thing in the AM as we were leaving for the day at 8:15am.
We called them at 7:30am the next day, and they had delivery to us by that time. The delivery driver said that they had the busiest day ever-37 orders!
I am in customer service as well, and there is no way that I could tell one of my customers, "oh, we didn't do your trade today, no time, so we waited until tomorrow." That is not an option. Had they left a message for us to call back to explain the delay and provide us options, I might not have been as upset, because I understand that things DO happen.
In this day and age, customer service and satisfaction can make or break a business. I hope they find this out before it is too late. Imposing maximum orders per day might help, but may turn people away as well for future business.
I told my husband, I would be glad to move to FL and work for GG to get them to be the best delivery service in the area, focusing on quality and customer service. They have a niche in the market, that is for sure!