To me, this is a feature.casandrabrowneyes wrote: ↑ Manual Defrost.
It’s a full size freezer. Full size freezers are manual defrosts. Saves energy and moneycasandrabrowneyes wrote: ↑ Manual Defrost.
We have a full size freezer and it's frost free.walleye*guy wrote: ↑ It’s a full size freezer. Full size freezers are manual defrosts. Saves energy and money
which one is it?casandrabrowneyes wrote: ↑ We have a full size freezer and it's frost free.
Generally, you can refuse delivery if you haven't signed for it yet, then they'll have to take it back. This is true of any delivery from any site. If you refuse delivery, it goes back to the sender.Sinoed wrote: ↑ I ordered this freezer 2 years ago from Costco and patiently waited for it to arrive. Costco shipped it out using SameDay Worldwide (they are absolutely awful) and I was supposed to get a call to confirm the drop off time and date. They never called, lost my order and the delivery date came and went. I waited another week and made many calls while Costco sorted this out and the fridge was finally delivered.
I stood at the back of the truck to do a visual inspection and noticed the side of the fridge was crushed. Not dented but almost like it was dropped since the metal was wrinkled halfway up the side. I told SameDay to take it back and they refused, saying they were only paid to deliver and it was a separate contract for the return. SameDay then deposited this massive freezer in my front hallway - you could barely get around it after opening the door. I called Costco to ask for a discount if I kept it - they offered $100 so I told them to come and pick it up. While all this was going on, Costco ran out of stock so they couldn’t even order a replacement. So, I went without a freezer and it sat there in my front hall for another 2.5 weeks before a pick-up was scheduled.
Costco has great prices for appliances but they use a terrible shipping company and it’s a mess if something arrives damaged. I’ll bet that 9/10 people will never have a problem and say Costco is great for this stuff but good luck if you’re that “one person” who ends up on the wrong end of this deal. Just be prepared to store things until they’re ready to come back.
I'm in the middle of a delivery fiasco with Costco, bought 3 appliances, two were delivered with the 3rd mysteriously cancelled even though the delivery guy said he saw it but didn't deliver it because it was crossed off his list. Had two more mysterious cancellations, without warning or explanation then finally the delivery of a dented unit which I refused. Still waiting for a replacement. Note that at each attempt the old fridge was required to be emptied.Sinoed wrote: ↑ I ordered this freezer 2 years ago from Costco and patiently waited for it to arrive. Costco shipped it out using SameDay Worldwide (they are absolutely awful) and I was supposed to get a call to confirm the drop off time and date. They never called, lost my order and the delivery date came and went. I waited another week and made many calls while Costco sorted this out and the fridge was finally delivered.
I stood at the back of the truck to do a visual inspection and noticed the side of the fridge was crushed. Not dented but almost like it was dropped since the metal was wrinkled halfway up the side. I told SameDay to take it back and they refused, saying they were only paid to deliver and it was a separate contract for the return. SameDay then deposited this massive freezer in my front hallway - you could barely get around it after opening the door. I called Costco to ask for a discount if I kept it - they offered $100 so I told them to come and pick it up. While all this was going on, Costco ran out of stock so they couldn’t even order a replacement. So, I went without a freezer and it sat there in my front hall for another 2.5 weeks before a pick-up was scheduled.
Costco has great prices for appliances but they use a terrible shipping company and it’s a mess if something arrives damaged. I’ll bet that 9/10 people will never have a problem and say Costco is great for this stuff but good luck if you’re that “one person” who ends up on the wrong end of this deal. Just be prepared to store things until they’re ready to come back.
ah darn it
Actually just bought the in store Frigidaire a few weeks ago for $580, it's 17 cu ft and frost free. I had my eye on it for a couple years before finally caving to upgrade my almost 20 year old Danby 4 cuft one.
Too much food. It doesn't all fit in the cooler. Lol.razorblade2099 wrote: ↑ Why wouldn't you just toss it all in a cooler with some ice?
