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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Reader 204

hello fashion truth :)

I'm sure you remember me - I wrote about my extremely unpleasant experience with Addicted-2fashion. And just in case anyone is wondering, I think the seller kinda "swept the matter under the carpet". I received no refund / replacement.

anyhow this time I write to tell you my extremely satisfactory and pleasant experience with QueenlyQueen Preoeder. http://queenlyqueenfashion.blogspot.com/ . I actually preordered in January before Chinese New Year, but due to various reasons that came up (which the seller is not at fault), I only received my dress today.

Anyway, there are so many reasons why I'm so happy with Queen.

1. I just had a bad experience with A2F. But I had already pre ordered the dress, and I wouldnt want to cancel the order. I requested that she send me the pictures of the dress when it arrives and I will settle my payment promtly. Well, she did. and it looked exactly the same as the model picture. apart from the material specifications, everything was perfect. No problems with length or whatsoever. I had no qualms about paying up.

2. Queen promised to send the parcel (I paid for pos ekspress as that one doesnt require signature...and I'm not at home always) on saturday. I requested for the tracking code on saturday. On sunday, I received a mail that read "Your order has been shipped out on Saturday, 04/04/09 using Skynet, as Pos Office didn't open on first Saturday, because you requested us to ship your item out a.s.a.p. without any delay after your payment, we do keep our promise.". I was astounded, and touched. to say the least. Queen really kept to her promise and used skynet(which i believe is more expensive than pos ekspress).

3. All the mails / correspondence was done in a most professional and polite manner.

I have no qualms about shopping at her site. As I was immensely pleased with everything, I decided to write this email to commend her blogshop. and to affirm that her pre orders shop is a good place...with good bargains/low prices as well (the dress I bought was RM30 and it was RM45 on A2F).

Thank you Queen! thank you fashion truth too! :)

Joanne

3 Comentários:

Chloe said...: Hey, I really love Queenly Queen Fashion too. I think she's the best pre-order blogshop that I've ever seen. The first time I've ever shopped online was with Queenly Queen. I used COD with her though. She didn't charge me any extra fees for COD! I saw a blogshop charging RM15 for COD fees. I think it's crazy. Anyway, I bought from her blogshop twice and I love the customer service to the max! Support her blogshop~; April 8, 2009 at 4:25 PM
Lisalis said...: agree!their customer service is one of the best.they can tolerate to their customers.; April 10, 2009 at 4:53 PM
De Mythz said...: Hi Babe, just to inform you girls that we've move from Queenly Queen to De Mythz (a brand new name with more professional look as well), do check us out at http://demythz.blogspot.com or http://demythz.com ya! Love ya!; November 20, 2009 at 5:55 AM

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