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  1. RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

    Posted on August 01, 2009 at 08:53 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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    this address is correct, i have used them twice recently for 30-50£ orders, both came promptly and no issues, sorry to her some folks are unhappy.

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  1. RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

    Posted on September 23, 2009 at 01:48 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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    Hi, sealevelnsinking@gmail.com is my email. If anyone has the time, I'd like their  true experience with this website, as I have just placed an order. It was only 23 quid, but I'd like to know if I may be looking at 23 quid in the hole.I never assume, and I won't be all "f this site" or anything...if my order is lost(or not sent), i'll just get over it and move on with my life..but i'd like a heads up just incase.

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    • RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

      Posted on September 25, 2009 at 10:21 PM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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      I personally won't deal with a company who claims to be UK based but uses American payment systems to force you into sending cheques or postal orders. As soon as you see something quirky like that I advise to run a mile in your best running shoes. A reputable site should offer paypal, the usual UK debit card and credit card options as these provide payment protection for the buyer. Only allowing for credit card purchases is DODGY and this lack of paper trail is unneccesary, in my opinion, as the product is still legal. For the seller to not want to leave a paper trail is very dodgy indeed.

      Having read the majority of this blog, in my opinion all the positive comments about this site have been written by the same person. The typos and intonation are similar as is the style of approach. I would say the only genuine comments are the complaints.

      What I would suggest if these complaints are unfounded is the seller be paypal registered as a sign of good faith that customers money is protected.

      Never send cheques without a visible product people, get internet savvy 

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      • RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

        Posted on September 25, 2009 at 10:27 PM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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        wrote the following:

        Oh,

         

        and another thing. It is only the vendor who can apply to the royal mail for a refund as they are the ones with proof of postage. if the customer is to apply, proof of postage must be sent to the customer to enable this to happen. Whoever wrote all those posts about Royal mail is misinformed. This applies for both recorded and standard delivery as proof of posting can be gained for both.

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        • RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

          Posted on September 25, 2009 at 10:33 PM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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          wrote the following:

          And another thing

          the customer is always right, first rule of business. If a company wishes to gain and maintain a good reputation then pleasing customers is essential. Therefore refusal to refund is likely to lead to this kind of feedback. If the item has been posted and proof of postage has been gained then the seller will receive a full refund, so there is no additional cost involved. It should be a simple issue to resolve and of the utmost importance to any retailed. I have been an ebay trader for years and have only ever had one package go missing. It does happen but if it's happening frequently to the same retailer then questions should be asked. After all, they have several hundreds of thousands of people's mail to lose, the probability of it happening this frequently just about disproves it altogether. All I can say to this retailer is get some brain cells before you try and con me.

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      • RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

        Posted on December 07, 2009 at 09:44 AM (UTC) ( about 2 years ago )
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        Paypal do not support Herbals websites, very few payment processors do! Alertpay offer the same payment protection to the buyer as Paypal! There is an accurate trail with all transactions, in 2010 very few transactions are paper based! SIE send all customers items to them before their cheque clears!!

        SIGENED FROM SOMONE WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT!

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        • RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

          Posted on January 08, 2010 at 11:24 AM (UTC) ( about 2 years ago )
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          wrote the following:

          Due to the recent spate of poor english on that site and i mean really poor, then i suspect that it has been taken over but hushed.

           

          I won't be buying from the again.

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  2. RE: Spiced Incense Warehouse - rip off!

    Posted on January 31, 2010 at 04:28 AM (UTC) ( about 2 years ago )
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    wrote the following:

    John you just dont know when to stop lying do you???

    WE CAN SEE ALL THE POST ARE FROM THE SAME PERSON YOU

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