Melissa
Attitudes For All (but no swimsuits)
Let me start by saying I deal with retail shipping for my business on a fairly regular basis. It has been a month and I still have no swimsuits at my house. I waited a full month because I know Covid has been wreaking havoc with shipping. But tracking puts them in a shippinng warehouse (and not yet even with USPS) in Monroe Township, NJ since July 12. So I called to see what was up and could they send another one because at this rate the pool season will be nearly over. Please note I was very polite throughout because I have been a CS manager before and know it is not the rep's fault my swimsuit isn't here yet, though I did get more audibly irritated the longer I had to deal with them. I got interrupted by the first rep and his supervisor, and the first rep told me that I "must not understand" something. Then they told me if I was dissatisfied I had 60 days from the date I ordered it to return it. I asked if they meant from the day I got it. NOPE. "The two weeks that will be left should be plenty of time for you to get it back to us." How come I am expected to have no delays in shipping it to them, but they are allowed 30 days to have it in transit to me? "Well, we're a big company shipping out lots of orders." I wasn't complaining about the time it took to send it, I was just calling to see if they could send it again since it has clearly been stuck in the same place in NJ for two weeks. But with the attitude I got as a first time customer seeking a fairly reasonable accomodation from a place I spent a decent chunk if change at, I can't see myself shopping here or any of their other brands ever again.



