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Thank you eesa.com for at least coming correct on that end of the deal.
like Jessica said above. If they weren’t going out of business and had to do it over again, i wouldn’t.
]]>if eesa weren’t going out of business already i’d say i’d never order from them again.
]]>I received all the socks I ordered (all women’s) but was missing two shirts from the order so I’m sure that’ll get taken care of. I’m pretty patient when I know the person running it is doing it with limited resources and I only paid $8 for the missing items. Definitely if it was more expensive and money I need, I’d be freaking out a bit.
Hopefully it’ll all be fixed soon.
]]>Here’s what I find odd about the whole thing. They have a webmaster that took the time to change the price on the items they were dumping; however, they don’t have anyone to monitor the website realizing that it’s traffic just increased probably 1000x’s?
here’s the note they attached to the order:
“thanks for your order and sorry for the delays, we were completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume of orders. In fact, our online store was so overwhelmed it sold itmes that were sold out and as such you mhave have received less than you ordered. If that is the case, we will be issueing refunds starting the week of jan 11. ”
When your website is tied directly to your inventory back end, how is this possible to happen?
oh yeah one more thing. Me and everyone else paid 20.00+ for shipping but only received 4 items with a total weighing less than a 1lbs. Do we get refunded for our shipping too?
btw eesa.com has no phone number listed anywhere on their site.
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