I bought a pair of size 9 high heel sandals that turned out to be too big when I wore them the first time. I took it back within 30 days and exchanged it for a size 8 but with wide feet the leather seams robbed and bruised my feet when I work in them. I took the shoe back and the co-manager offers to stretch it out, but I was concerned that would recreate the problem I had with the size 9 pair of sandal. Anyway, she said she would talk to her manager about it and get back to me. I didn't get a call but stopped by a couple of days later. It was obviously the co-manager was doing everything she could to prevent the return of my purchase. Knowing it was past the 30 days return policy and that I did wear the shoe ones, I would have been happy with a store credit.
She did offer me a store credit but not for what I paid even though I had my receipt and threaten to "watch" my sale. Apparently, I didn’t have a problem, it seemed Nine West was the one with a problem, me, the unhappy customer.
I was now not only shock but angry. I did let her know that I felt I was been treated like a culprit instead of a dissatisfied customer. At that point I was so angry that I didn’t care about the shoe or the money. Neither she nor her manager had the right to treat me that way. I even remember leaving the store twice with the box of shoe, and not being offered a bag to carry it in. This is unacceptable.
I got a call from the co-manager’s manager the next day, but the damage was done.in fact, according to the co-manager, that was her manager’s bright idea of customer service.
I ended up giving the shoe to a friend whose feet are narrower than mine but I will never shop at Nine West again.
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