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I have to give FTD the thumbs up
The best mile earning deals/promos for the ordering of flowers As good or better pricing then 1-800 Flowers Speedy miles posting less then 2 or 3 weeks And outstanding quality from the last 6 orders placed All these companies can blow it on a given day.And I've been there http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/frown.gif I have many orders botched by both Flower Club and 1- 800 flowers With a little work I was able to resolve the issues. But it is not fun to have your order show up a day after the holiday or not at all ! Because each order goes through different contracted florists it opens the door for mistakes. Depending how you order on line or by phone creates the next possibility of problems depending on the accuracy of order taker. Those human beings arrggghh Yes they can mess it up http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif On line from my experience works a bit better as you can specify more clearly all your specifics. I also find FTDs website to be easier to order on over 1 800 Flowers Better luck next time around ? ! ------------------ AA & Starwood,Marriott Platinum Hyatt, Hilton Diamond Swissotel Club Gold U/A 1k [This message has been edited by 777 global mile hound (edited 05-20-2003).] |
I've had good results recently with Proflowers.com and receive miles on Midwest Airlines.
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I am also a believer in just calling up a local florist near where the flowers are going to and thus bypassing all of the middlemen. The money that is saved is worth a lot more than any points that could have been earned. Plus, there is only one entity to hold to the fire if something goes wrong.
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My experience with FTD has been extremely positive. The deliveries were timely, flowers were fine quality, & the miles posted within 3 weeks. The 20 mile/$ UA promotion in May was a easy way to obtain substantial mileage.
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Next time try Proflowers.com. They are always great and their roses last forever it seems. They don't give miles though.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by amanuensis: I am also a believer in just calling up a local florist near where the flowers are going to and thus bypassing all of the middlemen. The money that is saved is worth a lot more than any points that could have been earned. Plus, there is only one entity to hold to the fire if something goes wrong.</font> For the bosses promotion, co-workers special events, the office gal where I live: FTD.com cause it's no big deal if they get there on time, etc. For my MOM: I call "Pearl" at the local florist in Cumberland, Virginia. Haha. I keep Pearl's name and history in my PDA and somehow my Mom always gets a HUGE beautiful arrangement. But, boy, does Pearl like to talk! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif ------------------ Just trying to keep up with the gals in the trailer park next door. |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by amanuensis: I am also a believer in just calling up a local florist near where the flowers are going to and thus bypassing all of the middlemen. The money that is saved is worth a lot more than any points that could have been earned. Plus, there is only one entity to hold to the fire if something goes wrong.</font> |
Never Again!
FTD also blew both Valentines Day and Mothers Day. Valentines Day flowers finally were reveived two days late and Mothers Day were three days late. I also had little choice but to just roll with it as I was 1000+ miles away. Unreliable and poor customer service. They offered a $10.00 credit - 15%. |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by pinniped: ....The problem is, the only interface I've found to a local florist is via FTD.com.</font> ------------------ Just trying to keep up with the gals in the trailer park next door. |
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