Nickle P.
They apparently don't like money
I tried placing an order for some Christmas gifts for my husband, and my order was auto-cancelled by their system. The automated email stated there was something "unusual" about the order, and therefore it was cancelled. The reason given in the email said it usually is due to billing information not matching up. I double checked to make sure I did not make any typos, and the information was correct. When I called their customer service department the information they said was wrong was my zip code. I did not use the wrong zip code, my billing information has been the same for years. The only advice customer service gave me was to call my bank and ask them what my billing zip code was, even though the email says: "Another option: bypass the TimmyBot 9000 entirely and talk to a human. That's why we're here. Give us a ring at 888-433-5788. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we'll help get your geeky stuff on its way to you." Of course, when I called their customer service they just said to call my bank and then call back. I tried placing the order again, and it was cancelled again. So apparently, ThinkGeek doesn't like money. what kind of business does business by not letting people purchase things? I won't be trying to conduct business with them in the future, I'll have to find another way to get the same items or we'll just go without.
