Christie B.
Stress delivered in three separate shipments.
A customer approached me about doing custom chocolate boxes, but the timeline was tight. I spoke to Kyle about their project, and he assured me it would be absolutely no problem to have the boxes in hand by July 1. I scheduled staff to assemble, fill and seal the boxes, but ended up having to cancel their shifts because I did not have the boxes. They arrived tow days after they were supposed to. Long story short, it was only a partial shipment, the rest had been rejected by QC. Except Kyle didn't tell me that. I found out when opening the curiously small box that it was only about 2/3 of my boxes. Panicked email sent, Kyle was very unbothered by the situation, if quality control rejects a job, what's to be done. Promises promises that the rest would be shipped soon. After several emails, I finally got tracking information, THE DAY they were out for delivery. Another incomplete shipment, also not disclosed to me ahead of time. More panic. Not to worry, Kyle assured me they were monitoring the situation. Great. I did finally receive the final shipment two days before we had to deliver so spent the weekend assembling and filling the boxes. It was so stressful. The product was okay. The boxes were nice, but because I had received three different runs, they weren't all the exact same colour. To be fair, I think the company itself might be okay, and that Kyle was the problem. Although, if it takes a printing company three runs to complete an order, I'm not going to roll the dice with another of their salespeople.




