I need some help - Page 4

Aritzia sells Seven jeans in their store. Sucks that the staff doesn't know WTF they're talking about.

Most of the girls who I know that work at Aritzia are morons when it comes to Sevens. They KNOW NOTHING. I know more than them when I walk in and I answer other customers' questions in the change room.

ha thats happened to us ALREADY!

Be respectful please. Dont call other members morons.

Maybe you should bring in you collection and see if they can tell if they are authentic.

If she works at this store and doesn't want to risk buying fakes on ebay, why doesn't she just use her employee discount and buy her jeans exclusively at that store? Just a thought...

This is a little OT but I wonder why her feedback info is private?

Exactly!

She even bid on an Aritzia gift card. hmmmm......

I noticed that to which is sketch city.

wow, what the heck! I think she's totally full of it!

Some people are so bad . Just to say i allready bought 4 pairs of fake jeans on ebay from others . I think i bought from you about 8 jeans for the moment all beautiful and good priced , 100 % authentic !
Thumbs up no matter what others say. They don't know anything about
authentic jeans . If i put my fake near my authentic i definatly see a big difference.
Leesamarie just send them back and ignore them . If they give a negative feedback you still can put a reply . Everybody on this forum should put this buyers in there blacklist !
Again thank you for the beautyfull jeans , i'll be back

Is she a member?

Most of the seven's I have are in washes which Aritzia doesn't carry. Like litebrite and the other fellow Cdn gals have mentioned...Aritzia needs to improve their hiring process and hire competant, knowledgable and *friendly* sales associates.

agreed!!!

i was checking out a pair of citizens that just came out (it was back when the porto velho wash just started coming in) and @ the robson store, and i asked the sales associate what kind of citizens are these (meaning, the wash).
she smiles like i'm stupid and replies "they're called citizens of humanity"

i rolled my eyes and smiled back "i know sweetie, i'm wearing a pair right now" (fayes, pacific wash).

sometimes I think it's because i'm a dark asian, that they think i'm cheap & uneducated.

but honestly, i'm very loyal to aritzia. i'll be moving to seattle after my wedding, and aritzia is a very big part of my shopping life. i'll miss it so much. esp. the metro location: they're always so friendly to me.

omg, what a nightmare. I'm so sorry to hear of your troubles with a stupid ebayer, leesamarie.

I can't believe she's stupid enough to say that the stencil numbers isn't the serial number or watever. What does she want, bold ink stamped or stitched in numbers???

The jeans probably didn't fit her so she pulled the 'fake' card to get her money back.

Sorry you had to go through that. The Aritzia girls don't know much about jeans...they'll always tell 'it looks good' regardless of what you try on. Then they ignore you if you don't buy. I also wouldn't consider them a high-end boutique...maybe mid-range at best.

wow... what a dumbass... that's all i gotta say.

ok I am getting into this kinda late but anyways ...

I have a lot of experience with ebay and paypal disputes. If the buyer files a dispute and says the item is fake the buyer has to get written proof of this from an expert in the field. Paypal disputes are usually a long and dragged out process. Takes months sometimes for paypal to end the dispute. If you have a dispute against you my advise is do everything you can to draw it out. Chances are the buyer will leave a negative no matter what so who cares about that.

The object is to give them as much trouble and to keep them from getting the money back. Make them go get a letter of authenticity from a expert in the field. Usually this process takes at least a month or more for paypal to come to.

There are plenty of chances for the buyer to slip up and forget that they need to get the proof with in 14 days etc. I am not saying you cheat the buyer ... after all if you are in the right then you are only trying to keep money you rightly earned.

A lot of buyers have tried this crap with me. Keep all the e-mails as proof. If the in the first e-mail the buyer says its the wrong size but later changes the story to its a fake item then you can just send that e-mail to paypal and case closed.

Also ask the buyer to take photos to prove that the item is broken, damaged or that the serial # is not on the tags ... when the buyer takes a photo of the tag and the serial number is there then that pretty much makes them look stupid and you can pretty much automatically win the dispute.

Some guy recently purchased some posters from me .. he says these posters are all wrinkled. Buyer didn't purchase insurance. I tell him they weren't wrinkled when I sent them send me photos of the damage. Buyer later responds "the wrinkles are only on the back of the poster" and buyer decided to keep them. All he wanted was for me to give him a portion of his money back!

A big scam on ebay!

Don't fall for this trick. They will say the item is damaged etc but of course they are willing to keep it ... if you give them back 1/2 the money.
BULL$H!T!!! Tell em to file a paypal dispute. Chances are they will not win unless they can prove that the item is not what you sent ...


O I am on a rampage now LOL ... I just got a cool idea though. Maybe I should write a paypal dispute tip sheet for the forum. Yes Yes I will work on it.

Damn Canadian cracker bringing us all down with her utter stupidity

Thanks for not judging us all based on this knob