> A quick reading of the email reveals the following:
> Time Sent: September 12, 2008 04:32:15 PM EDT
> Hours Late: 14
I have a lot of clients who have partners who send "missing 997" notices
(they don't call them "late"), although the vast majority use "twenty-four
business hours" rather than "fourteen clock hours."
And whenever anyone asks me what is a reasonable time frame, I always say
"twenty-four business hours."
Sounds like a 'new feature' has been implemented by Home Depot and maybe
there's a few kinks still to be worked out.
MCM
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