people have emergencies? I get that a new phone is a first-world problem, but it also feels like extremely poor customer service to refuse to hold a device an extra 24 hours - especially when the customer calls to explain the situation. Gonna re-think ordering with them now!
Deeply disappointed in @BestBuySupport and @BestBuy… I preordered my new iPhone with them and chose in-store pickup. Normally, I get a few days to pick it up, but not this time - only the 19th. Had to take an urgent trip out of town where I come back on the 19th, but not in /1
super early, driving groggy, just to rush to pick up my iPhone. Or, I can just cancel this order and pick it up from the Apple Store at the mall across the street which has them in stock when I get back. I have spent tens of thousands with Best Buy over the years. What if /3
@AngusReid Had the same happen to my wife and I. Makes zero sense and is bad policy. We had our NAAT molecular tests one hour before we drove across the border.
@ShannonTarran14@MelissaLantsman And the arrival tests come with the threat of a 10 day quarantine if you test positive plus at a 0.2% positivity rate, 99.8% of these tests are wasting valuable tests that residents could use instead - considering there is a shortage of tests in Canada right now.
@ShannonTarran14@MelissaLantsman Yep, you don't pay anything for the arrival test. But for Canadians living close to the border or Americans who need to go north frequently, the choices before the trip are to get a PCR that might be available and might come back in time or pay $150+ per person for a rapid test.
@wsilverwings2 @colinb099 @SenatorHousakos And that risk is only present for Canada, but none of the other G7 nations? The test positivity rate of people after they land sits at about 0.2%. The government wasted two short-supply tests on my family which could have been used for Canadian residents that actually need it.
@colinb099 @SenatorHousakos for a two-night trip. But that is a significant barrier for family reunification and presents a significant barrier to Canadians outside of Canada returning home. Last I checked, a few hundred bucks is quite a bit of money for most people.
@colinb099 @SenatorHousakos I am responding to the fact that Canada is the only G7 country to require this level of testing, which creates barriers for Canadians visiting friends and family in Canada. Yes, I was able to pay the $400 and cross the border, facing the potential threat of a 10 day isolation /1
@SenatorHousakos Canada by the time we got the results back, which were obviously negative. If you had told me five years ago, I would have to pay $400 to get some Tim Hortons and show my daughter the wonderful country Canada is, I wouldn't have believed you. Yet here we are...
@SenatorHousakos It's rough paying $400 for testing just to go back to my country of birth. Last time we crossed for a couple of nights, we tested one hour ($400 for two tests) before hitting the border, drove directly to the border, and still got hit with a random COVID test. We had left /1
@CanuckGS Very sad to hear the news. For a small group of devs, you achieved so much. I loved the game, and the fact that it was the only Canadian rules game on the market. Thank you for making a game we can all keep enjoying!