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TIFU Ordering an anniversary gift for my gf

Next month my girlfriend and I will be together for exactly one year. When we were just a few months together I gave her a silver bracelet for her birthday and then when we were 6 months together a little charm shaped shaped like a heart, to go on the bracelet. In about two weeks we'll be on vacation together and we'll be having our 1 year anniversary while on this vacation.

I wanted to be sweet and decided to order another charm for on her bracelet. After searching the website where i got the bracelet and previous charm from, I found a charm that would go nicely with the one she already had from 6 months together. For a little bit extra you can have it engraved and so i decided to let them engraved "1 year" on the front and the date that we'd be together for exactly on year on the back.

Here comes the FU, after ordering, I instantly get a confirmation email and notice the date is wrong. I had accidentally used this month (08) instead of next month (09). So now it's not the date that we're 1 year together but it's the date that we were 11 months together.

They also explicitly mentioned that items can not be cancelled after recieving the confirmation email. They can be returned up to 14 days but not if they're custom engraved items.

To make matters worse, because of my job I'm out of phone signal range for a few days so i can't call customer support to ask then to cancel the order or change the engraving. I do have wifi so I've sent them an email, asking them to correct the date on the engraving. Hopefully they'll read it in time and do something better it gets engraved.

For now I'm just here pondering my mistake and hoping they'll read the email in time.

TL;DR: ordered an engraved piece of jewelry for an anniversary and put the wrong month in the date that they'll be engraving.

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