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i ordered a console from japan through ZenMarket, but completely forgot about the current events in the region. the package is in their warehouse (they store items for up to 60 days). i’m worried the situation might get worse if I wait. should i ship it now using DHL or FedEx, or wait? i don’t care about speed, i just want the package to be safe with no damages or issues with customs. which shipping service would be safer for this situation? I know most of you will say this isn’t the right time to order something from abroad, but like i said, i forgot.

I want to talk about something that almost nobody in this subreddit discusses because it's not glamorous: the operational gap between your supplier confirming dispatch and your customer actually feeling taken care of. This gap quietly destroyed my review scores for about four months before I figured out what was actually happening. Quick context. I run two stores. One in home goods, one in pet accessories. Combined they're doing about 400 orders a month, which is not huge but it's enough that operational cracks start showing. Both stores use AliExpress suppliers with fulfillment out of China and one warehouse in Poland for EU orders. The problem started last October. My main...

I run a family-owned retail + ecommerce business doing around $3–5M/year. We’ve got: • \~20k SKUs • physical store + warehouse • Shopify for online • mix of retail + trade (B2B customers at the counter, invoicing, etc) • a few staff across sales + warehouse Our current system is old and starting to break under scale, so we’re planning a full rebuild of the stack. Main things we care about: • strong inventory + purchasing (lots of suppliers, constant ordering) • clean POS workflow for both retail + trade customers • something that doesn’t fall apart as we grow • minimal double handling / workarounds • ideally not stitching together 10 differe...

I run a family-owned retail + ecommerce business doing around $3–5M/year. We’ve got: • \~20k SKUs • physical store + warehouse • Shopify for online • mix of retail + trade (B2B customers at the counter, invoicing, etc) • a few staff across sales + warehouse Our current system is old and starting to break under scale, so we’re planning a full rebuild of the stack. Main things we care about: • strong inventory + purchasing (lots of suppliers, constant ordering) • clean POS workflow for both retail + trade customers • something that doesn’t fall apart as we grow • minimal double handling / workarounds • ideally not stitching together 10 differe...

I run a family-owned retail + ecommerce business doing around $3–5M/year. We’ve got: • \~20k SKUs • physical store + warehouse • Shopify for online • mix of retail + trade (B2B customers at the counter, invoicing, etc) • a few staff across sales + warehouse Our current system is old and starting to break under scale, so we’re planning a full rebuild of the stack. Main things we care about: • strong inventory + purchasing (lots of suppliers, constant ordering) • clean POS workflow for both retail + trade customers • something that doesn’t fall apart as we grow • minimal double handling / workarounds • ideally not stitching together 10 differe...

I run a family-owned retail + ecommerce business doing around $3–5M/year. We’ve got: • \~20k SKUs • physical store + warehouse • Shopify for online • mix of retail + trade (B2B customers at the counter, invoicing, etc) • a few staff across sales + warehouse Our current system is old and starting to break under scale, so we’re planning a full rebuild of the stack. Main things we care about: • strong inventory + purchasing (lots of suppliers, constant ordering) • clean POS workflow for both retail + trade customers • something that doesn’t fall apart as we grow • minimal double handling / workarounds • ideally not stitching together 10 differe...

I ordered from from Doordash Owned store called Dashmart. And I ordered 3 cat food cans, cat pebble food, and Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Oven Roasted Turkey ****** the 9 oz. When I got my order delivered my dad decided to eat some turkey with his sandwich and there's literally MOLD all OVER it. Of course I contacted doordash support then they immediately declined my request for help?? And there was a option to request a review from a REAL person by the way, and they STILL declined my case. Like seriously doordash support what is your problem?? this is your own store company, this is absolutely sickening and so unsanitary. This is the Address from the warehouse: 7562 Reindeer Trail, San Anto...

# Monthly Merchandise Megathread #58! Hello everyone! This is a mega thread for merchandise sales in which [r/Neopets](https://www.reddit.com/r/Neopets/) members can advertise and find sales and swaps of Neopets merchandise with ease here. This thread might not be pinned after today, but it will be added to the sidebar. Please read the following information carefully and trade safely! # Rules * Sellers must abide by our 90/10 Advertising Rule: > * Please do **NOT** advertise a sales post in private messages/chats, thread comments, or in a new post. Don't treat the Neopets community as your own personal cash cow. * If you are selling NC Cards, please follow and adhere to...

Hey everyone, just looking for some advice on a work/pay issue. I’m working as a casual Store Person / HR Driver through a labour hire company in Perth. My contract only lists those two role with different pay rates. It also clearly says that the hourly rate applies to all hours worked. There are also categories like Perth workshop rate, Perth metro rate, etc., but all of those are listed as N/A in my contract. Now the issue: My boss messaged me saying that the truck (HR driver) rate only applies when going to mine site, not when working in Perth, and asked me to resubmit my timesheet. The problem is.. I can’t find anything in my contract that says that. There’s no mention of the ...

Creepy, disturbing, ugly, soulless. Four words to describe the AI slop I am currently seeing on Google search results for Bunnings locations in the Hunter region right now. This is no art whatsoever, and the hammer is also out of place. Not to mention this isn’t what the stores actually look like. All courtesy of this Google Maps user who is responsible for the slop: [https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/106777714556838274800](https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/106777714556838274800) This is not to say don’t shop at Bunnings. This is instead a warning about the slop that’s quickly taking over your local Bunnings store on Google Maps/search results. If you can, please, go to [bunnings...

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Discover IT student cashback, $8,500 limit, 09/2021 \* FICO scores with source: TransUnion 791 \* Oldest credit card account age: 4 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: \* Annual income $: 50,000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: No \* Ok with rotating category cards?: Yes \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 400 \* Groceries $: 70 mostly at Target \* Gas $: $30 mostly at 7/11 sometimes Costco \* Travel $: $167 \* Using abroad?: Yes ...

1.8x inventory turns in a 25-store electronics chain across UAE and India. Dead stock piles up 6 months faster than benchmarks. Stores order hot gadgets like smartphones and TVs based on hype. But slow-movers in accessories and older models sit. One month later, cash vanishes into warehouses from Dubai to Delhi. A chain with Rs. 150 Cr revenue bleeds Rs. 2.5 Cr yearly on this alone. Only retail vets spot how supplier minimums force overstock on lemons. Fast analysis of 4 data points flips it: capital recovers in weeks, not years. What if your electronics dead stock is quietly eating 15% of working capital right now? \#Retail #InventoryManagement #SupplyChain #RetailOperations #GMROI #Wo...

1.8x inventory turns in a 25-store electronics chain across UAE and India. Dead stock piles up 6 months faster than benchmarks. Stores order hot gadgets like smartphones and TVs based on hype. But slow-movers in accessories and older models sit. One month later, cash vanishes into warehouses from Dubai to Delhi. A chain with Rs. 150 Cr revenue bleeds Rs. 2.5 Cr yearly on this alone. Only retail vets spot how supplier minimums force overstock on lemons. Fast analysis of 4 data points flips it: capital recovers in weeks, not years. What if your electronics dead stock is quietly eating 15% of working capital right now? \#Retail #InventoryManagement #SupplyChain #RetailOperations #GMROI #Wo...

hi all! i currently have one credit card with discover and a real low credit limit (1k) i just improved my credit score (730ish) and am in the market for a new card. i want to use it as a travel and/or grocery card. im currently in the habit of paying the card all off / mostly off when due. edit: used template CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Discover, $1,000 limit 06/2023 to now \* FICO scores with source: Experian 724 \* Oldest credit card account age: 3 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 0 \* Annual income $: 98000 CATEGORIES ...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including prepaid visa, mastercard Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstatio...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstation, Fortnite, AMC Message me here: ...

Been running CoCo across a few real projects. Here is what actually changed how I use it. 1. Access and context over warehouse obsession Stop thinking warehouse first. Cortex Code is not a warehouse-first tool. The first question is: what role is active, what can it access, and what is the actual project boundary. The warehouse matters when SQL gets executed. That is not the same thing as the agent context. 2. Scope the schema before asking for code Don't say: "build me a pipeline." Say which database, schema, tables, views, stages, or files are in scope. CoCo works much better when the boundary is real. 3. Use real object names Generic prompts create generic SQL....

Looking for a new all in one washer, is this a good deal/piece of equipment? Any input helps.

So I tried to order the Ray Bans Scuderia Ferrari and got my prescription rejected by the online vendor. Could I just order these and then bring them to a optical store like in Costco or anywhere else? Which part of my prescription is getting rejected by the online vendor exactly?