What's really the point of gift-giving if you just have to buy the gift yourself? Maybe just asking for a money gift would be better? > From: "Gail" <http://www.cox.net/~g3> > Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2021 20:24:46 -0800 > > Hi Robert, > > I'm sorry, but when I tried clicking on the website link for that calendar > for Noelle, after indicating the gift wrap and clicking on going to the cart > (whatever that says), it didn't go through and kept adding more calendars to > the shopping cart ending up with 3 calendars before I gave up and just got > out. I would say they have a glitch. Maybe the best thing to do, Robert, is > for you to buy it to give to her Xmas wrapped on 12/25 saying it's from us, > and then bill us for it so that we can reimburse you. To be honest, I hate > to buy anything online because there are often glitches. I much prefer > buying things in a store which I know is not what the younger generation > likes to do. Buying online leads to a lot of cybercrime, spam, etc. in my > experience. I have found that to be true through PayPal, ActBlue, and > Amazon. Fortunately we have always been able to get our money back with > persistence, but it takes a watchful eye on our credit card statements. > > Best, > Gail