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Wow...great tip, poor company. I ordered mine on Thursday and got it after I called about it on Friday. Unfortunately, they didn't send it to my boss (which was the whole idea in the first place). This company told me that they'd send it today (Monday!!), but wasn't Boss's Day yesterday??
I think they just lost a customer.
Posted by: tim | October 17, 2005 at 06:04 AM
Oh Tim, I'm so sorry to hear that. The product itself is terrific, and I hope in that first mix-up you got to read a copy of it for yourself. I spent more time re-reading some parts of it over the last weekend, and I must say that Lisa Haneberg truly did an exceptional job writing it. Her e-book is jam-packed with knowledge and idea catalysts, and in addition, her writing is exceptional -- so very entertaining. One of those rare pleasurable reads.
Posted by: Rosa Say | October 17, 2005 at 09:44 AM
You're right Rosa. It is a terrific ebook and a gem of a read (and resource!). To be fair, I did receive an email from the company apologizing for their mistake and refunding my credit card. I'm disappointed by the missed opportunity. That's a good reminder to all of us in business that delivery is just as (if not moreso) important as content :)
Posted by: tim | October 17, 2005 at 06:41 PM