Receiving Cigars Etiquette

**cigarsarge** · 12-12-2006, 06:35 PM

A simple thank you is expected for a gift. It ain't that hard.

bigpoppapuff · 12-12-2006, 06:43 PM

if you're sure that it WAS delivered....maybe an outing is in order...but only if you're positive about delivery....USPS has been known to screw up...

**WOXOF** · 12-12-2006, 06:56 PM

It doesn't take much to type a simple thank you PM or a thread. That's the least someone could do if they were gifted something. It's especially wrong if you sent a follow up email/pm and still no acknowledgement or thanks. If you're sure it was delivered, I'm with BPP on this one. This is a very generous community and moochers should be shown the door.

**cls515** · 12-12-2006, 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff

if you're sure that it WAS delivered....maybe an outing is in order...but only if you're positive about delivery....USPS has been known to screw up...

I'm not sure it was delivered or not. I asked it it was. You'd think you'd hear back if it was or wasn't.

Like I said I'm not really looking for anything for myself or out to expose someone, just want to set some guidelines for stuff like this in the future. Overall I think it was a pretty sorry gesture on his part.

bigpoppapuff · 12-12-2006, 07:28 PM

put it out in the open and see what happens...if you sent emails asking if a gift was delivered and still get no response....well,that's just not right.....

**guado** · 12-12-2006, 07:35 PM

If I send something out I would be offended if I did not get an email stating they rcvd package. A thank you is even better.

When I rcv a package I make it a point to send a message ASAP acknowldging rcpt of package and a big thank you. Someone sent me sticks from THEIR stash and paid shipping so that I may enjoy something I did not have before.

I would be upset. Even an email saying..I never got it. I would hope the person would be dead or moved to ethiopia unexpectedly.