Puneet
Google
Bol.com, the crown jewel of e-commerce—or so they’d have you think while they fumble your order into oblivion. Ordered a product ten days ago, expecting it to arrive in, what, two days max? After all, it’s coming from within the same country, not Narnia. Yet here I am, a full *decade* later (or so it feels), still staring at an empty mailbox while their tracking system mocks me with the same tired “will be delivered soon” nonsense. It’s like they’re gaslighting me into believing “soon” means “whenever we feel like it, maybe never.” 😠📦🕰️
Their customer service? A masterclass in apathy and incompetence. Call after call, I’m met with reps who sound like they’ve been trained to shrug through the phone. Zero concern, zero urgency, just robotic platitudes and no attempt to actually investigate what their delivery partner (probably PostNL, because misery loves company) is doing with my package. Some days, they don’t even bother pretending to care—they just hang up, because apparently my time and money mean nothing. 😡📞🤷
It’s no shock other e-commerce sites are eating Bol.com’s lunch. While they’re busy perfecting the art of dropping the ball, their competitors are actually delivering. Bol.com’s on a slow-motion train to bankruptcy, and with service this abysmal, they’re practically begging customers to shop elsewhere. Keep it up, Bol.com—your spot in the hall of fame for “Most Disappointing Retail Experience” is secure. 🏆📉👎