I had not updated for so long because my common test are just around the corner. Anyway, the big news, Dayna was cheated! Okay, not really cheated but unhappy with one seller. Here goes, I ordered a vintage belt for $16.50 and through the email, I clearly stated that I want it in 1.5″ which is the normal size belts and she agreed to do it for me. Further more, I asked 3 times to double and triple confirm that the belt is in dark purple. She also replied to my email saying that the belt is stretchable. However when I received it today, it’s not dark purple but bright red. It’s not stretchable at all, it’s not 1.5″ but 1.1″. I felt so cheated! No doubt the belt was nice, it was pretty and really attractive looking but it’s not what I wanted. I emailed her and the thing is the belt didn’t come cheap. She replied saying that 1.5″ was thick and not nice thus she make the decision for me and make it 1.2″ instead. :shocked: I think I will just let the matter rest, not worth it getting angry over this anymore. Anyway, the belt looks pretty good actually but I think she should have inform the buyer first and instead of letting her ask when she received the items.
The Red Polka Dot Vintage Belt
I got tagged by Valerie!
1. Specify the gender of the perfect lover: Male, obviously?
2. List down 7 qualities of the perfect lover:
- Caring. Sensitive. Thoughtful
- Able to stand my temper
- Able to protect me
- Understanding and knows when I need him
- Be with me through thick and thin and won’t run off halfway =x
- Be more “stable”, stronger and better at everything than me
- Loves me with his true heart
3. Tag 7 people
28 May, 2006 at 12:06 pm
Where you bought this belt? You should have tell her off
It’s not the way to do business :nono:
27 May, 2006 at 9:22 pm
Reply to Brenda
I told her to ask the buyer first before she make changes herself the next time because it’s not worth getting a negative feedback over this kind of issue. It’s “shopwithme”.
27 May, 2006 at 8:11 pm
Leave her a negative or neutral feedback. She deserves it because she hasn’t heeded to your decisions when the belt was concerned, and also misrepresented the actual specifications of that belt.
Which seller is this, by the way? The belt looks familiar.
27 May, 2006 at 6:01 pm
I don’t think it was very nice of her to just have made those changes without asking you first. Even if you think you can make something look better, shouldn’t you at least ask the customer for their opinion first?