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*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Dale & Eva Buziecki have been doing this for years - when is somebody going to stop them?
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I ordered a dress, same day I was charged the amount of the dress
on my bank account, a month later I got contacted via email that the dress is not in stock. Customer services tell me the accountant will schedule refunds within a week, 3 days, and another week.. no show
It exceeded the 30 business day policy to 3 months..
BAD BUSINESS
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#1 UPDATE EX-employee responds
Dale & Eva Buziecki have been doing this for years - when is somebody going to stop them?
AUTHOR: Resources - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 05, 2010
Why would the Buziecki's go to a bank for a loan when they have consumers lending to them interest free?
So in other words anyone can set up a website with no intention of shipping the merchandise advertised meanwhile using the money the customers send for whatever they want? Who wouldn't want these terms? It's like having a credit card without a due date, no late fees and zero interest.
Does our government actually permit this? Should I start building my website?
Wait, I have morals. I would never rip off a hard working consumer.
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