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After reading this post, I immediately called Santa Fe Stoneworks to sort things out and I'm happy with the way things were resolved. Bill, who I believe is the poster above, explained that it was the fault of UPS and not of Santa Fe Stoneworks for shipping 3 days and not 2, and they will refund the shipping charge to me as soon as I give them my credit card number, which they don't see if you order online. He also told me that because of the way their system works, having the order number doesn't help them
He mentions that he wishes that I had called him before posting because he's gotten a lot of flak for this (I guess that's you guys
), but again, I didn't have the name of who I was talking to the first time. I regret putting the issue of the shipping on the shoulders of Santa Fe since it was the fault of UPS, but all viewers here have already read how things played out from my perspective, and the confusing information I received (didn't say order number doesn't help, didn't say that the name of the shipping address mattered, etc.) from this receptionist certainly blew the situation out of proportion. I wish I had heard then what I did today.
So, in sum:
1. I am satisfied with the way the situation was resolved between me and SFSW.
2. The quality of their products is top-notch.
3. Perhaps internet ordering is not the ideal way to order from them, as it makes it so that they don't have access to your credit card number to check things?
4. As Anthony Lombardo said, if anything goes wrong, the person to ask for Bill Wirtel.
He mentions that he wishes that I had called him before posting because he's gotten a lot of flak for this (I guess that's you guys

So, in sum:
1. I am satisfied with the way the situation was resolved between me and SFSW.
2. The quality of their products is top-notch.
3. Perhaps internet ordering is not the ideal way to order from them, as it makes it so that they don't have access to your credit card number to check things?
4. As Anthony Lombardo said, if anything goes wrong, the person to ask for Bill Wirtel.