I suspect that many of us have received the email that I got yesterday stating that my order has been changed from awaiting fulfillment to shipped and that some of this controversy will die down. My order was placed November 6, so I fully understand the frustration that people are having. However, let's remember that the company hasn't closed, they didn't steal anyone's money, and the juice is flowing again, even if it's not up to speed yet. Will there be future delays? Sure, but they will be limited AND they are providing the type of update that a number of people asked for originally. They have stated when they will be closed and will try and conduct one if not two limited openings prior in order to fix up some juice for those who need it most.
Could the temporary closing have been handled better from a PR point of view? Sure it could have. However it wasn't. Brandon and Ms T herself have stated that they were unable to provide advance notice of their temporary closing. Updates were sent out via email, on her site itself, as well on this forum (and other places too probably). Brandon has repeatedly stated that this upcoming move will help alleviate a number of concerns that people have had about long wait times and should also improve quality (although I don't know how you can improve upon the juice itself). Ms T makes the best commercial juice I've tried and and they have made attempts to keep their customers in the loop and aware of what's going on with the delay. I feel that I have been treated fairly and respectfully by both Ms T and Brandon, here and in private communications, so I will continue to be a loyal customer.
I for one will be exceedingly happy when my order arrives, vape a little immediately, and set it out to steep. I will try and make the limited opening that Ms T has for Sunday and make a large order (for me) and hope for the best. If I can't get an order in during their limited time frame prior to the move, then I can't. At least I'm aware that there will be a limited opening. This is exactly the type of advance notice that others on here have been mad that they didn't get in the first place.
You can't please everyone all the time. Have Ms T and Brandon gone to a great deal of trouble to please most people and/or make up for the delay that this move has caused? Yes they have and I for one am thankful for that. Too many companies, private and large corporations treat their customers poorly, Ms T has never done that. In fact, I've experienced much the opposite. I certainly wasn't happy when I saw the 'down for maintenance' notice on their site, but they've gone out of their way to keep me updated, so I'll continue to be a loyal customer.