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RE: How to properly refund a perfume ? - mothered - 12-03-2019
(12-03-2019, 11:14 AM)Rednaxela1 Wrote:(12-03-2019, 08:04 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-03-2019, 06:50 AM)Rednaxela1 Wrote: I always think the broken/damaged bottle is risky. Unless you have the same coloured glass then you have absolutely no proof to send them.
Simply saying you've cut yourself and Immediately disposed the broken glass, works the majority of times.
I guess that makes sense. I could use that in future at some point, thanks.
You're most welcome.
Some companies still demand evidence of the broken glass, even after you've told them that you disposed of It. In such cases, you'd need to remain firm and persist with the SE. That said and as stated, the method works more often than not.
RE: How to properly refund a perfume ? - Rednaxela1 - 12-03-2019
(12-03-2019, 11:32 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-03-2019, 11:14 AM)Rednaxela1 Wrote:(12-03-2019, 08:04 AM)mothered Wrote: Simply saying you've cut yourself and Immediately disposed the broken glass, works the majority of times.
I guess that makes sense. I could use that in future at some point, thanks.
You're most welcome.
Some companies still demand evidence of the broken glass, even after you've told them that you disposed of It. In such cases, you'd need to remain firm and persist with the SE. That said and as stated, the method works more often than not.
I see your point. I suppose the moment you mention you cut yourself it sends the SE in a completely different direction in regards to health and safety.
RE: How to properly refund a perfume ? - mothered - 12-03-2019
(12-03-2019, 11:35 AM)Rednaxela1 Wrote:(12-03-2019, 11:32 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-03-2019, 11:14 AM)Rednaxela1 Wrote: I guess that makes sense. I could use that in future at some point, thanks.
You're most welcome.
Some companies still demand evidence of the broken glass, even after you've told them that you disposed of It. In such cases, you'd need to remain firm and persist with the SE. That said and as stated, the method works more often than not.
I see your point. I suppose the moment you mention you cut yourself it sends the SE in a completely different direction in regards to health and safety.
In terms of health and safety, you're absolutely spot-on.
Every company has guidelines and protocols to follow, which makes the SE a lot easier to succeed.