Hairboutique
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Walnut Creek, California
The beasts at hairboutique.com.
They call it hair boutique.com I call it grand theft. Sixteen dollars is a lot of money these days. Gas is now $4.20 a gallon. I purchased an item. Canceled the order only about three hours later. However, I was only refunded a small portion of the full amount I orginally paid. Sixteen dollars was left out because of a fifteen percent restocking fee. Utter and complete ***!
Hairboutique.com? I'm surprised this sham of a retail website is still in operation. Mockery. Disgusted I how I feel right now. I have never, even been treated as poorly as how I was today. NEVER. This is extortion people. Extortion. The retail website who is commonly known as hair boutique has duped me. I was fooled. Hopefully, after reviewing this post no one will ever have to experience the awful treatment I was met with at their online service. I warn all ladies, and all gentlemen, do not ever make the sorry mistake I did.
I'm currently working with some other dissastified customers; We are working on a lawsuit. No one should ever have to be exposed to this mockery again.
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