[razmataz]

No, they just took so long on refunding me, I had to chase them three times after they said they would.

How long you talking?

Also, was ebuyer stress free?

About two weeks in total, ebuyer was about 3 days, super chill, but I have previous orders.

cool, might give ebuyer a go on a fresh account

[Mong500n]

How long you talking?

Also, was ebuyer stress free?

About two weeks in total, ebuyer was about 3 days, super chill, but I have previous orders.

cool, might give ebuyer a go on a fresh account

GL - reply here how it goes.

[koohiiwonomimasu69]

Nike - shoes - PEB - $250
Arc - jacket - PEB - $100
Walmart - chest freezer - DNA - $480
LEGO - DNA - $140
Logitech - s/n - $$250

[kyungchul]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

For saks and nordstrom do they require a PR and how long did it take to get refunded. Also have you tried ssense? thank you <3

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

[KingDead]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

For saks and nordstrom do they require a PR and how long did it take to get refunded. Also have you tried ssense? thank you <3

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

Had success with Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, HauteLook and TrunkClub my favorite try on clothjing service ever (R.I.P 😢, I miss those $2500-$3000 giant trunks of clothes I would get and never return) Maybe I put them out of business but StitchFix is trash.
Problem arose because they are all Nordstrom Brands.
But even with orders shipping in 4 boxes dealing with 3 stores corporate they were nice.
They actually called me up. The accounting depoartment though stalled for a month and still no refund so I emailed CEO Erik Nordstrum and told him the story and 1 day later I got my money and another store was added to my hit list

[ABC157PLM]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

For saks and nordstrom do they require a PR and how long did it take to get refunded. Also have you tried ssense? thank you <3

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

How long ago did you do Nordstrom? Ssense is very dependant on where you live. Straight forward if you live in one of the area’s that they provide a return label to in their t&c’s

[kyungchul]

For saks and nordstrom do they require a PR and how long did it take to get refunded. Also have you tried ssense? thank you <3

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

How long ago did you do Nordstrom? Ssense is very dependant on where you live. Straight forward if you live in one of the area’s that they provide a return label to in their t&c’s 

Most recently about a month/month and a half ago. Was super easy, still no pushback. Will be trying them again in the next week or two.

I'm US based - I don't have experience with any LIT/FTID/shipping label based method, so I'd be looking at DNA or PEB with Ssense. Trying to determine if it's worth it before ordering, but am likely going to give it a shot.

[brianthedude557]

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

How long ago did you do Nordstrom? Ssense is very dependant on where you live. Straight forward if you live in one of the area’s that they provide a return label to in their t&c’s 

Most recently about a month/month and a half ago. Was super easy, still no pushback. Will be trying them again in the next week or two.

I'm US based - I don't have experience with any LIT/FTID/shipping label based method, so I'd be looking at DNA or PEB with Ssense. Trying to determine if it's worth it before ordering, but am likely going to give it a shot.

SSENSE has cctv when packaging orders so I doubt you can PEB.

[Ziguiiz]

Zalando.fr was crazy last year.
1000 $ orders with PEB was piss easy

[ABC157PLM]

Nope, I've never needed a PR for Saks or Nordstrom. Saks and Nordstrom both have been within hours/less than 24 hours for approval - I'd chat in, and be told I'd receive a resolution via email within 24 hours, but typically would see an email within a few hours confirming that my refund was approved. As for showing up on the card, anywhere between 2-5 business days.
My most recent Saks refund, however, it seems their policy has changed a bit. They now have a "claim page" to check the status of your refund request, file an initial refund request, etc.
When I chatted in, I was told I needed to wait 5 days before writing back in to open a claim/request a refund - whereas before, same day/next day after delivery was always fine. When I wrote back in, they opened an "internal claim" for me - which I was able to check using that page - and 2-3 days later I received a refund approval, which went along with their timeline of 5-7 additional business days.

I haven't tried Ssense yet, but will be doing so this week or next, and will update on how it goes!

How long ago did you do Nordstrom? Ssense is very dependant on where you live. Straight forward if you live in one of the area’s that they provide a return label to in their t&c’s 

Most recently about a month/month and a half ago. Was super easy, still no pushback. Will be trying them again in the next week or two.

I'm US based - I don't have experience with any LIT/FTID/shipping label based method, so I'd be looking at DNA or PEB with Ssense. Trying to determine if it's worth it before ordering, but am likely going to give it a shot.

I’ve been told FTID is near guaranteed for ssense in America - if done correctly