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Showing 2 matches for Dress Barn:

“Dress Barn Dispute”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: June 24,2014

Complaint Types: I just feel ripped off., Bad business practices, Overcharge or billing error, Problem with a product

Claimant says: "I returned a tan puffy hooded coat that was a Christmas gift as it fell apart in less than 3 months. The store manager was supposed to credit my husband's account for $69 even though he paid $89 for said coat. I did not have the receipt but it was on my husband's charge account which was paid in full. The manager charged the $69 to his charge account instead of crediting same. I've spent over 3 months trying to resolve this and they continue to say he owes $69 that I purchased a black puffy hooded coat. I did not p” ...Show more »

Claimant Seeks: $94.97

“Dress Barn, unfare policies”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: August 30,2010

Complaint Types: Policy, Questionable Business Practices

Claimant says: "I was a store manager for Dress barn for three years. I take responsability for myself and my employees during the time I was employed. I was fired due to the sales at Dress Barn and shrink, I am not responsable for the economy nor customers stealing from Dress Barn.”

Claimant Seeks: $0


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