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This regular ASOS shopper orders three sweaters online, excited for her haul. The package arrives visibly damaged—taped back together from transit mishandling—but still sealed. No red flags yet. She opens it... and finds only ONE sweater inside. The other two she paid for? Completely missing. She contacts customer support... to report the issue and request the missing items (or a refund/reship). Just 30 minutes later, she gets this email bombshell: "After reviewing your request, we are going to ban you for life as a customer. You can no longer shop at ASOS." No refund mentioned, no explanation—just permanent ban. This is sounds like more terrible customer service in 2026—package arrives short, you report it honestly, and instead of fixing it, they accuse you of fraud (or whatever flagged their system) and nuke your account for life. ASOS has a rep for cracking down on "suspicious" activity like frequent returns or claims, but banning someone over a one-time missing-items report from a damaged box? That feels like overkill. Is she the problem here, or is ASOS punishing honest customers for their own fulfillment screw-ups?show more

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Dr.L

192,860 次观看 • 4 个月前

A woman goes to return a phone car holder, but customer service tells her she needs the original packaging. Instead of giving up, she walks back into the store, buys the same item again, swaps the packaging, and then returns the old one like nothing happened. Some people call it “beating the system,” others call it crossing a line. But honestly, moments like this show how far people will go to avoid losing a few bucks; and how blurry the line between clever and unethical can get. What would YOU do? Is this smart problem-solving… or straight-up fraud?

A woman goes to return a phone car holder, but customer service tells her she needs the original packaging. Instead of giving up, she walks back into the store, buys the same item again, swaps the packaging, and then returns the old one like nothing happened. Some people call it “beating the system,” others call it crossing a line. But honestly, moments like this show how far people will go to avoid losing a few bucks; and how blurry the line between clever and unethical can get. What would YOU do? Is this smart problem-solving… or straight-up fraud?

Dr.L

429,048 次观看 • 6 个月前

These women are getting called out as they walked away from their new BMW by a customer at Target. The woman warns other customers not to give them money as the women tell the children to call her names. The women often beg for money or other items so they can return it for cash. Would you be angry if you fell for this and you see them leave in a $70k car after you spend your last $30 on them?

These women are getting called out as they walked away from their new BMW by a customer at Target. The woman warns other customers not to give them money as the women tell the children to call her names. The women often beg for money or other items so they can return it for cash. Would you be angry if you fell for this and you see them leave in a $70k car after you spend your last $30 on them?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

677,707 次观看 • 8 个月前