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Well, the jokes on them, I’m disabled and have nothing better to do than sit here and call them nonstop.

And at 10 minutes it kicked me out and hung up on me. This is ridiculous.

Sitting in the holding queue now. Took 38 calls to get into queue. How long are you guys usually waiting on hold to speak to someone?

Not true at all. They can absolutely fire you for weed in your system, card or not.

We submitted online the same day! As far as I know the only way you get anything is to call and ask. They will tell you if approved. If you decide to please post and let us know. I would love to know if they’ve gotten to us yet.

Realistically you should be hoping to have it by the Super Bowl.

I understand that. I’m saying if that speculation is true. We already know that the state doesn’t communicate to dispensaries either. Any information from any source must be taken with a grain of salt.

Where we are in the queue it really doesnt matter but if they are only sending them to people who applied after December 1st that’s BS for late October and November apps.

So who is getting these letters? No one on the Facebook pages or here is.

Some have had their check cashed.

Looks like we are definitely into October. That’s good news for some of us!

That’s where I’m from. In fact, I live quite close to the dispensary. Their prices aren’t great but their selection is.

What was your timeline? Did this speed things up any? Edit: never mind, I went back and looked.

Take care of that cold, we don’t have much longer to wait. After all, we’ve stuck it out this far.

I did mine online on 10/5 so it’s getting closer to me. I think I’ll call next Friday and check on it.

I’ve tried contacting Don Harmon three times. Twice by email and once by calling. He will not return emails or phone calls.

Illinois Medical Cannabis community maybe?

When I did my app you had select a dispensary then.

What email address are you guys using to inquire about your app?

I called my dispensary today and they said they still haven’t had a single piece of communication from the state regarding provisional access. Nothing.