In the last few days, Fabletics, Kate Hudson
The online retail giant Fab\'s sporting apparel website has been criticised for claiming to cheat customers to charge monthly rental fees that are difficult to cancel.
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The investigation alleged that the brand had made it \"very difficult\" to cancel \".
It went on to say, \"It is reported that over the past three years, more than 1,400 Better Business Bureaus have complained about subscriptions that JustFab does not want.
According to Buzzfeed News, the brand (
Owned by JustFab)
Has been \"convincing customers to buy unwanted subscriptions\" since at least 2004, said a representative of the brand, \"as a fashion company, our flexibility
The subscription business model enables us to pass on a significant amount of savings achieved to our customers.
\"Nevertheless, complaints about the chaotic and unclear practices on the site continue. Julia Jornsay-
Silverberg, one of the many customers who complained about the deceptive \"VIP\" option listed on the website, talked to Huffington Post about her special trial experience with the brand.
When searching for a website, it seems that you can check it out as a person-
Time customer, no monthly subscription registered.
For a promotion, Jornsay-
Silverberg is talking about the reason she came to the site at the beginning (
\"I saw the deal move forward through the aggressive paid Facebook campaign launched by Fabletics \")
, You are required to become a \"VIP member \".
\"Choosing a VIP membership means giving Fabletics the right to charge $49 to your credit card. 95 each month --
Unless you log in before the 5 th and \"skip a month\" for each month, you don\'t want to choose a costume.
It may look like a No.
It would be smarter to simply buy things at once, but the site itself is confusing, listing three prices for each item, which is not always obvious. Jornsay-
Silverberg added, \"only after purchasing this item did I see that I am now registered for the VIP item.
It feels bad to be cheated like this, \"she said.
The real problem with the site seems to be its customer service experience.
\"I took the initiative to contact the company by email
Jornsay said: \"There was a contradictory response to emails, phone calls and TwitterSilverberg.
\"I was told by phone that my account was canceled without having to provide a confirmation or account number.
When I tweeted, one said the account was canceled and the other told me that I had to go through the phone.
\"Chanel Park, The Huffington Post lifestyle, recently tried to use gift cards on its website, expressing similar concerns about the brand\'s customer service.
\"I tried to use a gift card that is still valid on the website, but it kept telling me I couldn\'t use it,\" Parks said . \".
\"After trying to connect to customer service and being hung up a few times (
This prompted me to keep on calling)
I finally got a solid answer.
\"After walking back and forth on Twitter (
Reply to Jornsay via DM-
A few hours later, Siverberg said.
She finally got on the phone with fabletices\' customer service, \"it seems like it\'s finally over.
\"Then what is left of her?
\"A pair of admittedly good leggings and a big headache,\" and a vest \"too bad I had to throw it away\" and a sports bra.
\"I really like leggings.
But out of principle, I will not buy from a company that is engaged in this suspicious activity and promotion, \"she said.