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I was wondering, especially for the members here on tighter budgets, how do you cope with poor purchases on non-returnable items?Originally Posted by Uncontrol
:Out of a $4500 purchase I lost about $250. Not bad actually.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
I recently ordered a large amount of clothes from Yahoo! Japan and MBOK, and while I am pretty happy with most of it, a few items didn't really work out -- namely some pants on which the inseams are too short.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
I feel your pain brother. My recent purchase from JP doesn't fit and I'm trying to sell right now. The trouble of selling and re-ordering and waiting, etc., has gotten my panties in a major bunch!Originally Posted by morse9443
What'd you order?Originally Posted by Uncontrol
SD 103's from Rakuten store Vari. I have Sammy S0500 in size 34, so I though 34 would work with these too. Not even close. But I really like em, so waiting to sell in order to re-order......Originally Posted by morse9443
i bought a pair of Dior jeans one size big last season, it was the last one left and i bought it anyway because hedi slimane was leaving and at that point didn't know if he was coming back.Originally Posted by Fade to Black
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