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The thread discusses participants' experiences with delays in receiving their sample and supply orders from Pampered Chef. Many express frustration over the lack of updates on their orders and the shipping status.
Views differ regarding the status of orders, with some participants receiving their orders while others are still waiting. No clear consensus emerges on the reasons for the delays.
Participants share personal experiences related to order processing and shipping delays, reflecting a range of timelines and outcomes.
Consultants experiencing similar issues with order delays or seeking to understand others' experiences in the community may find this discussion relevant.
whiteyteresa said:Anyone still waiting on January 31st shows to be entered ? ? ?
It is on the IPT so I know that they received it but that is it. I tried calling HO and the wait time is over 4 hours. I have no idea where I will be in 4 hours
I just want to know what is going on with PC - this has never happen since I join in Sept 05. There is a lot of things going on or is it just my imagination ? ? ?
Sorry if I sound impatient.
:chef:
BettieC said:800-449-chef
They have a few other optionspampered.chris said:So this may be dumb...but I didn't know about this number. Is this just to find out shipping status?
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