Jill Wiseman Designs

Caution attending the once-a-year "garage" sale. You never know that half the items you order are sold out until you get your invoice. Then when something is sold out, they don't inform you beforehand, they just give you a store credit, which in my opinion is underhanded and very irritating. Target does the same thing, no refund, just gift cards. I think it is better and more honest business to give you a choice.

This is why many people do not "shop small." Crappy service and the ASSumption that everyone is willing to be on Facebook, where they "notify" people of service delays.

If you run a business, do not expect people to put up with you. You are there supposedly serving us. When you can't handle high volume, don't cheap out, hire temps to help. I think many people are tire of small business greed, too.

I tried to make an order through PayPal to use the credit. It wouldn't take the credit, so I emailed that their website is very stressful and I would like my credit refunded like a normal business. June states that all I had to do is ask for the credit "politely". This is not stated anywhere. I don't think anyone likes to jump through so many hoops just to order something. There is not a brick and mortar store. I don't trust them and do not want to keep being led down a rabbit hole where something isn't in stock, so I get credit again, and have to keep ordering from there.

When someone else tells someone that they are impolite, I figure they know a lot about rudeness in their own character.