Ugg Boots from £62 delivered

jillybobs

Re the Cardie style UGG's. My hairdresser said she got a size smaller than her usual size and they fit perfect. Hope that helps.

BeckyLH01

Thanks! That really helps!

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dolly67_2

Hi all u uggie fans! Please can anyone tell me where I could buy Authentic Ugg insoles in the UK?
I have just got my size 4 tall choc Uggs and there about half a size too big I don't want to change them for a size 3 as the leg width is quite snug and the smaller size would probably have smaller legs and would be too small.
I'm sure this would make them fit perfectly but I can't find any!!! any help would be appreciated thanks.
P.s
I ordered some from celtic sheepskins and they are about 3mm thick and don't make any difference they need to be original UGG.

RoxieW

thanks jilly!:D on your marks eh becky!!

disappointed_2

Having ordered a pair of Uggs boots via the above website and paid via paypay I have now opened a claim with Paypal. I have had bounce backs from my emails to the contact address (<A href="mailto:john1@xrenmail.com">[EMAIL="john1&#64;xrenmail.com) and no response from"]john1@xrenmail.com[/email]) and no response from my email to the Customer Services email address and phone number [EMAIL="john1&#64;xrenmail.com) for"]for[/EMAIL] uggfootwear-direct.com.

his is the most dishartening transaction I have ever been party to. Having been assured by Paypay that they were a "verified" company and Google a "sponsored link" it now appears this is very likely to be a fraudulent company. I am hopeful that as payment was made securely(which was over £100) via paypal it will carry an assurance of protection. I have only just registered my claim and understand that it may take 30 days for a resolution. However I would be interested to know if anyone has had a statifactory outcome from either their order or claim for a refund?

BeckyLH01

disappointed wrote: »

Having ordered a pair of Uggs boots via the above website and paid via paypay I have now opened a claim with Paypal. I have had bounce backs from my emails to the contact address (<A href="mailto:john1@xrenmail.com">john1@xrenmail.com) and no response from my email to the Customer Services email address and phone number for uggfootwear-direct.com.

his is the most dishartening transaction I have ever been party to. Having been assured by Paypay that they were a "verified" company and Google a "sponsored link" it now appears this is very likely to be a fraudulent company. I am hopeful that as payment was made securely(which was over £100) via paypal it will carry an assurance of protection. I have only just registered my claim and understand that it may take 30 days for a resolution. However I would be interested to know if anyone has had a statifactory outcome from either their order or claim for a refund?

Quite a few people on here have been in your position, from what I can tell, all the disputes that have gone through so far have been found in the buyers favour but whether you get your money back depends entirely on whether the people behind the fake company have cleared their account.

If there are funds in there paypal will recover what they can for you but if not (when they try to claim it) you won't get it back.

Paypal, it seems, does not offer much protection in situations like this.

I hope you get something back, I really do, it's so unfair that there people pray on buyers trusting natures! :mad:

Becky

disappointed_2

BeckyLH01 wrote: »

Quite a few people on here have been in your position, from what I can tell, all the disputes that have gone through so far have been found in the buyers favour but whether you get your money back depends entirely on whether the people behind the fake company have cleared their account.

If there are funds in there paypal will recover what they can for you but if not (when they try to claim it) you won't get it back.

Paypal, it seems, does not offer much protection in situations like this.

I hope you get something back, I really do, it's so unfair that there people pray on buyers trusting natures! :mad:

Becky

Thank you Becky for your response.

I am so concerned that Paypal appears to offer little protection and that the uggfootwear-direct.com can set up in this way, I am contacting Watchdog to register my concerns.

PNEfan

Apologies if already posted, but saw Ugg boots in Costco today for ninety-something pounds.

aspinallkate

where are people buying Cardy uggs from?

RoxieW

aspinallkate - there are a few pairs of cardies on ebay.
i was wondering if anyone on here has any?? i cant decide whether to take the plunge or not as they're abit steep at around £125 - £145 plus £20 p and p - PLUS customs!! main thing thats putting me off is that they wont be as comfortable - is it just a fleecy footbed or is there a sheepskin 'sock' - I've read both mentioned and am a bit confused. i suffer with eczema and my skins quite sensitive and wool can sometimes be a bit scratchy. how have people found them comfort wise xxx