As a first-time buyer with AliExpress, I read numerous reviews before I purchased bundles of hair. Two weeks after reading reviews and watching YouTube videos, I decided to order my Brazilian hair. Kevin was extremely helpful and nice when I was asking about the hair. Now, there was some confusion about some previously purchased hair, but I understood and bought a second time with no problem.
The hair arrived fast and was in great condition (so I thought). After 2 days, the hair would not curl and the ends were so frizzy I had to clip them. Now, when you pay for 16" and 18" hair, cutting it to 12" is a waste of money.
I contacted Kevin and he admitted that not only did he send me Peruvian, but it was very high quality and I should know that. I explained what was going on and let him know that I have never dealt with hair that does not curl or frizzes so badly.
I decided to file a dispute through the website since I was told that a refund was not fair, and all of a sudden I received emails from the supplier saying that I was a liar. As a professional, I am not comfortable with someone I just spent money with calling me a liar (not so nice anymore). During the dispute process, I was told that I needed to send sufficient evidence within 3 days from the email that I received.
I'm not really sure why they ask for evidence, because they have denied my dispute twice. I have sent 3 pictures showing the unmanageable hair (all three lengths) and the entire conversation that shows Kevin admitting to sending me the hair I did not ask for. For me, when you intentionally do something, you should take the fault for it.
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