How to avoid meeting delivery promises

As a supplier of computer stuff, if you do not want to live up to your
promises of next day delivery, here's how to do it.

Tell the buyer that their credit card order is "Awaiting
authorisation". And leave it like that for several days.

Of course, the buyer may not believe you, because they often spend
much much more online with far larger bills, but you have your excuse.

Then again, maybe the supplier, Lowestonweb, the only one, it seems,
with stocks of Philips's 20-inch widescreen monitor, is itself so
dodgy that it can't get a direct connection to the credit card
companies.

MK

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Then again, maybe the supplier, Lowestonweb, the only one, it seems,
with stocks of Philips's 20-inch widescreen monitor, is itself so
dodgy that it can't get a direct connection to the credit card
companies.

I wouldn't expect any kind of decent honest service from lowestonweb,
aka Evesham, being the notorious spamming scumbags that they are.
Cancel your order and wait till it's in stock somewhere worth giving
your business to.