I ordered what I thought were 100 large IV3000’s from Amazon a couple of days ago.
Today, I received an envelope (not a box) of TEN, count them, TEN IV3000’s.
I called Amazon, they printed a return label, and I already dropped off the TEN IV3000’s at the UPS store.
sigh. Pays to check and double check when ordering. Can’t remember when I made such a dumb ordering mistake. I’m not about to pay nearly $2 each for transparent dressings. I’m not made of money.
So far, I have done OK on ordering D supplies, but books - especially for my kids’ classes is another story. Last year, problem was a novel that my daughter needed to read. I found ad ordered the wrong edition - teacher nixed. Went back and somehow managed to order the SAME wrong edition again! Fortunately it was not an expensive
This year, different kid, I ordered a book for my son BUT… it was the right SERIES; however, it was the wrong one of the series. Got it right the second time at least. Also 50% of his classmates made the same mistake, so I feel somewhat vindicated.
… WHEN will teachers learn what the acronym ISBN is for???