Originally Posted by manupcj99
lol loli'm sorrry man i'm not laughing at you or nothing like that, it's just really funny kuz i have been working at a niketown factory outlet store, and it's SUPER UNORGANIZED everyday people buy shoes in a size 13 or size 12 box and the actual size of the shoe is a size 9 or size 8 so i definetly feel for you. i'm sorry bout that you should make sure you call back and COMPLAIN kuz the managers don't realy know how bad it is
Originally Posted by xxSC Trojanxx
Originally Posted by manupcj99
lol loli'm sorrry man i'm not laughing at you or nothing like that, it's just really funny kuz i have been working at a niketown factory outlet store, and it's SUPER UNORGANIZED everyday people buy shoes in a size 13 or size 12 box and the actual size of the shoe is a size 9 or size 8 so i definetly feel for you. i'm sorry bout that you should make sure you call back and COMPLAIN kuz the managers don't realy know how bad it is
I had a similar scenario last year in April when I scooped up a pair of Black Vs. When I got the shipment, I just opened the box to make sure the shoes were inside. A couple of weeks later, I try to wear them and come to find out the person who shipped them out forgot to take off the security tags. To top it off, it was 2 security tags per shoe, who the hell puts 2 tags per item? I was so pissed, I called up the outlet, and all they told me was to send them back to them so that they could take the tags off. I wasn't about to do that, knowing them an employee would think its a return and sell them or keep them. I was asked to return them at my expense, WTH? So obviously I didn't, I was told to take em in to an outlet store or to a Niketown. Called up Nike and they couldn't do anything as well. All they told me was to go to a footlocker or some other retailer to see if they could take the tags off. So I took em to a few shoe stores and no one had the proper tool to get rid of the tags. Went to Niketown, nothing. Went to Macys and they wouldn't even look at them since it wasn't a product they sold. It wasn't until a couple of weeks ago that I went to an outlet in Vegas that the manager hooked me up, went out of her way to help me out. They also didn't have any tools for that since they use a different tag. Told her how I couldn't get anyone to take it off and was nice enough to contact the store manager at the outlet were I ordered them. Was able to try and get me a discount (or credit, I'm still working on that) and went to a different store within the outlet to take off the tag. Took me over a year to get them taken off. If I were you I would call and complain and also call Nike themselves. Tell them you want something done for their mistake, eventually you will get something out of it. Maybe discount or maybe they can try to track another pair for you. Shoot, talk to your credit card as well and complain to them that Nike is giving you a hard time. Maybe you can get them to refund you the cost.
