cheryl o.

My Zoku quick pop maker sprung a leak while in the basement freezer, and the liquid oozed out making it unuseable. I took it out, cleaned the freezer, set the pop maker aside and basically forgot about it for months. One day, in cleaning the basement I noticed the Zoku maker shirting in its box and thought, "it wasn't cheap... I really should contact the company and see if they will do anything for me." I went online, filled out a form on their website stating what happened and basically forgot about it. Before they even responded by e-mail I came home to find that a brand new pop maker had been delivered to my home. Great company to deal with. Would not hesitate to buy their products.

One is committed to spending $49.95 every month and you have only 6 days to notify Fabletics that you are skipping a month or your credit card will be automatically charged. Apparently the reminder went into my Spam folder because I was charged without a heads up. Bad enough. I knew this going in, so, I blame my own stupidity for signing up. To make it worse, the quality of the athletic wear I purchased was awful - crooked seams, cheap material, poor fit. In addition, I think that they sell your email address to every available list. I had never received so much junk mail in my life until I signed up with Fabletics. I spend half the day 'unsubscribing' to junk mail senders lately. To Kate Hudson: has your career sunk so low that you have become a money-grabbing scammer? I would never let my name be associated with such a shoddy, non-transparent company, much less-so if I were well-known. By considering only the bottom line, you have besmirched your reputation and joined the ranks of sell-outs rampant in this country.