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Anyone ever order from this site (pretty dresses-as seen on Facebook)?
Comments (49)hmm.I thought I had commented here but it was likely another thread about those super attractive facebook ads. There was another company that kept coming up on my facebook feeds- talk about great targeting. The styles were exactly what I want. I started seeing tons of favorable comments, and from time to time a poster asking for more info. The ads I saw only had Made in USA (not a specific). Itried googling with the name, and nothing came up. I commented on the post asking where in the USA it was made, and they replied South Carolina. I then googled and did find an address in South Carolina, but it was clearly not any place for manufacturing. If I remember correctly, the google earth image was of a store front in a strip mall. Probably just a mailing address or maybe a shipping depot. I decided not to bother ordering. @Allyson Gillinder My husband had ordered from one of these sites-- a jacket that actually was really great but was not the size it was supposed to be. He reached out and was told he needed to return it. Yes shipping and all was going to cost plenty and they said "once received" they would initiate the credit. Since he didn't want to spend another $20 or $30 to ship it as a gamble, he disputed the charge. He also posted some very negative reviews. It took a few weeks, but the charge was ultimately reversed. I offered the jacket on buynothing. It's definitely worth disputing....See MoreTwo rooms in my facebook feed...comments?
Comments (23)What really struck me was the warmth of the first with color and fabric and softness and a more human proportion and cozy feel given the shape of the room. The other feels, yes refrigerator! It feels cold to me. I think I'd have to wear a sweater even on a summer's day. The noise and echoing would be awful, especially if you have quite a few people in there doing things...clattering dishes, cooking, watching TV, talking, etc. And physically colder trying to heat the volume in that space would be difficult. And as far as luxury, the former has it for me far more so than the latter. We have "open concept" in our kitchen/breakfast nook/family room area...though it's not a large space. It's large enough for entertaining as everyone hangs out in the kitchen anyway and this way there's room for everyone. It's cozy enough for just the 2 of us. Even at that it can get noisy when one is doing dishes or cooking and one is watching tv. DH uses wireless headphones in the a.m. so I don't have to listen to his station. It definitely is a shared space. We have lots of other "away" spaces in the house which we also make use of frequently. I'm not sure I could live with having the bulk of my home completely open though. Once rooms reach a certain proportion, they feel more public than private.....See MoreQuestion About Facebook
Comments (9)I visit FB very seldom, but when I do make comments, I never say anything that I would want to hide from anyone. My own FB page is available for anyone to view with no restrictions, but very few people view anything that I post - probably because I post so seldom - on average, about once a month. I emphatically do not trust FB or Zuckerberg. You cannot expect much for free. Better to send private messages if you want what you say to be private....See MoreMy Facebook Marketplace is pretty cool!
Comments (35)Oakley, closet clean-out is very popular on FB (not market place but regular FB) around here, especially with the young adult crowd. I've never seen anyone show the actual closet though! Ida, love the pottery. I really like that chest in your second picture too. The secretary is in our great room. : )...See More- 11 years ago
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