I ordered 20 tensa barriers seven weeks ago, to enable social distancing at a museum. The person on the phone let me know that they were currently out of stock, but would be with us by early September. The payment was immediately processed by Workplace Depot, though we did not get a confirmation through until I chased it up multiple times. Eventually I was told that the invoice would be issued when the order was being fulfilled. I asked for updates on the order several weeks ago and was informed that the barriers would definitely be with us by the end of the second week of September at the latest. I again rang on Tuesday morning and was informed by the man who answered that he 'was looking at the boxes being ready to be collected' and that we should expect it on Wednesday (today). I rang on the Wednesday at 14.45 and spoke to the same man, who 'remembered my order' and said that the courier was out for delivery and would arrive before 6. At 5.30, having not had a delivery, I rang again, and the lady I spoke to told me that the shipment was 'delayed at sea!' As a museum that has to ensure the safety of its visitors, and who are opening again tomorrow for the first time in six months, we want to create a safe and welcoming environment. Workplace Depot made this very difficult for the museum and our visitors due to their rampant unprofessionalism. It is completely unacceptable behaviour top to bottom, from taking money immediately without issuing an invoice, to either lying or misinforming the customer when queried. I immediately cancelled our order and asked for an immediate refund.