I’m having the worst first experience with
fashionphile. I sent them authentic David yurman earrings purchased directly from the store. They offered 1200$. I checked the ups pickup, packaged the item and followed there instruction precisely. My husband works in security at our building, handed the package directly to the driver and watched it get scanned. I tracked the package and it arrived at fashionphile without incident. I never heard anything back so about 20 days later I contacted them. They asked me for the drop off receipt. There instructions did not say to request anything like that from the driver so I do not have anything like that. They said without that I’m out of luck. So of course there was some back and forth and then they came back with, “oh we got the box but the earrings where not inside”. Which of course is not believable they opened an empty box and didn’t contact me and ups. It sounds like they lost the package within there walls and don’t want to pay me and is looking to shift blaime to ups. What they are saying is they need the paperwork from the drop off with the weight of the package so they can match that with the current weight to file a claim. On the proof of delivery the weight is listed and would be the accurate weight of the package. And this is where I’m at today with them.
I did try calling and got a voicemail that said they would call me back in the next two days. Anyone know what my next steps would be? If I were to file a small claims, can I do that in my own state? File a police report? File a report with the federal trade commission? The better business bureau?
Am I missing what they mean by a drop-off receipt? That sounds to me like a receipt the a store would have provided when you drop the item off. But it was not a drop off it was a pickup. And I’ve never been provided any receipt from a driver, nor did their instructions say to request one. Any help would be so appreciated. This is so upsetting and stressful. I also hope it helps someone else in the future.