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How Do I Get To The Old Site?

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cmom Contributor
cmom
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Don't know if I've missed a post about this or not, but I placed an order a few weeks ago and have never received it. I placed it from the old site. At that time, there was a link on the new site to get to the old one. I just went there to see if I could track my order and could not find a link. On the shipping info page, it stated that no personal checks were accepted. This is how I paid and have ALWAYS paid for my order with no problems. Anybody know how to get to old site or track order? May have to see if they cashed my check; they haven't returned it. Thanks! :huh:

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Don't know if I've missed a post about this or not, but I placed an order a few weeks ago and have never received it. I placed it from the old site. At that time, there was a link on the new site to get to the old one. I just went there to see if I could track my order and could not find a link. On the shipping info page, it stated that no personal checks were accepted. This is how I paid and have ALWAYS paid for my order with no problems. Anybody know how to get to old site or track order? May have to see if they cashed my check; they haven't returned it. Thanks! :huh:

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand your question. Did you order through Gluten Free Mall? Or, from the advertisers on this site? I'm not sure what you mean by the "old site".

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
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Are you talking about the Gluten Free Mall?.....I'm confused :huh:

cmom Contributor
cmom
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Oops! Thought I posted this on the Everyday Minerals thread. Sorry for drawing you into my world of confusion!!!! :)

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Oops! Thought I posted this on the Everyday Minerals thread. Sorry for drawing you into my world of confusion!!!! :)

Ohhhhhhhh . . . you're one of them . . . :lol::lol:

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