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Successful perfume sites? - Erythro - 07-26-2019
Wondering if anyone had success with any perfume/fragrance sites. I'm trying to do a perfume refund and I'm wondering which website would be best. I am also from the UK.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - mothered - 07-26-2019
Any website/company will do. It's the method you should be focusing on.
Depending on the weight, you can opt for the "missing Item" method. Alternatively, damaged on receipt of goods (broken bottle) tends to work well.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - InfochiHarry - 07-27-2019
Hey i was thinking with the broken bottle method would you think that we could say its broken even though we had never bought it from the store? So like would a fake amazon invoice work or would it simply not work?
(07-26-2019, 04:25 AM)mothered Wrote: Any website/company will do. It's the method you should be focusing on.
Depending on the weight, you can opt for the "missing Item" method. Alternatively, damaged on receipt of goods (broken bottle) tends to work well.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - mothered - 07-28-2019
(07-27-2019, 10:43 PM)InfochiHarry Wrote: Hey i was thinking with the broken bottle method would you think that we could say its broken even though we had never bought it from the store? So like would a fake amazon invoice work or would it simply not work?
Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own outlining your questions and concerns.
Successful perfume sites? - InfochiHarry - 07-28-2019
(07-28-2019, 04:24 AM)mothered Wrote:(07-27-2019, 10:43 PM)InfochiHarry Wrote: Hey i was thinking with the broken bottle method would you think that we could say its broken even though we had never bought it from the store? So like would a fake amazon invoice work or would it simply not work?
Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own outlining your questions and concerns.
Oh sorry about this. Didnt mean too just thought it might help him and me so i decided to put it here. Sorry again
RE: Successful perfume sites? - SBnS - 07-29-2019
I don't know about the UK but in France, sephora works, I said the bottle was broken, I did that for my mother, and I made it clear that I had to throw it away urgently.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - mothered - 07-29-2019
(07-28-2019, 05:22 AM)InfochiHarry Wrote:(07-28-2019, 04:24 AM)mothered Wrote:(07-27-2019, 10:43 PM)InfochiHarry Wrote: Hey i was thinking with the broken bottle method would you think that we could say its broken even though we had never bought it from the store? So like would a fake amazon invoice work or would it simply not work?
Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own outlining your questions and concerns.
Oh sorry about this. Didnt mean too just thought it might help him and me so i decided to put it here. Sorry again
No problem whatsoever, all good.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - Erythro - 07-31-2019
(07-29-2019, 04:15 AM)SBnS Wrote: I don't know about the UK but in France, sephora works, I said the bottle was broken, I did that for my mother, and I made it clear that I had to throw it away urgently.
Speaking of this, what's a good reason for having to throw away the broken bottle urgently? I was thinking children in the house but I wonder if there are any better excuses.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - NoodlePoodle - 07-31-2019
I just ordered a fragrance from PerfumeShop, and was also debating what method is best. Not sure about emtpy box cause its a 100ml bottle. DNA is always an option. For broken, I was thinking of just pouring some water over the packaging and take a photo of that to make it look like it's leaking. Would be grateful if someone could recommend what they'd go for.
RE: Successful perfume sites? - SBnS - 07-31-2019
(07-31-2019, 03:04 PM)Erythro Wrote:yes for security of children in the house, you can add that it's also glass(07-29-2019, 04:15 AM)SBnS Wrote: I don't know about the UK but in France, sephora works, I said the bottle was broken, I did that for my mother, and I made it clear that I had to throw it away urgently.
Speaking of this, what's a good reason for having to throw away the broken bottle urgently? I was thinking children in the house but I wonder if there are any better excuses.