Assassins Creed 3 - Ubistore Edition

[nipperkipper]

Ubisoft are really starting to piss me off. I still havent received either the workshop edition or the freedom edition and my replacements havent even been dispatched yet. The ubistore phone staff are useless, they keep saying they dont know whats going on and the ubiworkshop staff keep sending me a standard generic email . They have sent the same email, word for word three times saying we are working on a 'technical issue'

Awful, awful service, people will probably end up getting the PC versions of AC3 before i get my stuff

[vhal_x]

I've still not received my UWS edition either nipper, plus they don't seem to have a replacement tracking number for me xx

[mosavon]

Yeah, they suck...UPS left my Connar figure with the next door neighbour (at the time we thought the house was still unoccupied) so there was some WTF going on.

I contacted Ubishop after i got no success knocking the door, they told me they would investigate and get back to me (I'm still waiting for the verdict)

Turns out there are people now living next door (stealth move in) so i got the package from them after 2 days, but for all Ubishop know i'm still waiting.

[Xmo]

Originally Posted by mosavon

Yeah, they suck...UPS left my Connar figure with the next door neighbour (at the time we thought the house was still unoccupied) so there was some WTF going on.

I contacted Ubishop after i got no success knocking the door, they told me they would investigate and get back to me (I'm still waiting for the verdict)

Turns out there are people now living next door (stealth move in) so i got the package from them after 2 days, but for all Ubishop know i'm still waiting.

Is that the postal system in UK? just leave the package to neighbors if no one's home...

[vhal_x]

Postal service here also has it's moments where all of the following are acceptable methods of package delivery:

- Tossing over fences.
- Leaving on doorstep.
- Leaving with a neighbour (a few streets away )
- Leaving in the rubbish bin.
- Hiding in a tree.

etc. And yes, I have experience ALL of the above >.< xx

[LowlyAssassin]

Originally Posted by vhal_x

Postal service here also has it's moments where all of the following are acceptable methods of package delivery:

- Tossing over fences.
- Leaving on doorstep.
- Leaving with a neighbour (a few streets away )
- Leaving in the rubbish bin.
- Hiding in a tree.

etc. And yes, I have experience ALL of the above >.< xx

Leaving in rubbish bin is my favourite
I was like WTF how do you know it wasn't bin day

But all of the above are now against royal mail policy
And they had a crack down in my area about 8-12 months ago so it does not happen round these parts anymore
Damn gotta get me a postal lock box outside for parcels

[mosavon]

Years ago when i had a Littlewoods Catalogue they had a habit of leaving the packages in the front garden, i lived opposite a busy Pub...so i had lots of fun looking around my garden on delivery day (often they were not there, i wonder why)

I guess this counts as "tossing over fence"

So i've had...

- Left in Garden (Front & Back)
- Left under Door Mat (Also on top Yellow Pages Style!!!)
- Left at Neighbours (sometimes ones i hate)
- Left in Garage (Never owned one, but that's what they wrote on the card)

Think that's about as bad as i've had it.

[NaughtyDogJames]

Leaving in shed is another one.

[mosavon]

Pretty much Xmo, or they take it back to your local depot for collection 24 hours later, even then i've seen poor people being told they cant find there parcel...i dread that happening to me especially if its somebody else's stuff.

Touchwood, not happened to me yet.

EDIT : LOL Vhal TRUE STORY : i came home one day with my mum, she went into my front door first, she took a tumble i was like get up WTF are you doing down there, she's like i tripped, tripped on what? i could see my door mat looking all abnormal so i look underneath, i find a dark souls hardback guide left by Hermes tucked under there

[Redmagster]

Originally Posted by NaughtyDogJames

Leaving in shed is another one.

And usually it's not your own...