Next Sale

DaisyG_2

Mum2Princess wrote: »

But tbh, I dont think Next really care what people buy theystuff for, as long as they get thier money & make thier profit

So why block us from using the VIP sale? I think people who spend time working out a crack to the sale deserve a few bargains!

Mum2Princess

DaisyG wrote: »

So why block us from using the VIP sale? I think people who spend time working out a crack to the sale deserve a few bargains!

The VIP thing is just so their systems don't crash. If they let everyone order at the same time the site can't take it, it crashes & they dont make no money. By spreading a few thousand out over a few days with VIP invites it makes it easier for them.

bluep

I think that's exactly right. They are not bothered WHO gets the VIP invites (as evidenced by the fact that sometimes a customer agent will give you one if you complain, sometimes they won't no matter what you say!!). All they want is to just allow 500 people per half hour (or however many) to access the site to stagger the sale shopping. They know that within 2 days of the main sale starting they will have sold out of everything worth having anyway...just without so many technical hitches.

Happyshopper_3

Went to a Next clearance shop today(ashford) , walked in and out again in less than 5 secs :rotfl: Was more like a jumble sale and full of things you would not buy .

babybimbles

I logged on early this morning and found a lot of new things added to the sale but most were already sold out. The site now opens at 3 am (use to be 6 am). Does anyone have any idea what time new sale items are added??

farawayharat

there are some new things on this morning too but sizes selling quickly. Has anyone had any luck with coats and jackets being delivered. I ordered a ladies coat a girls coat and 2 mens jackets. All have been 'delayed' and none delivered. Hope i get them but am not holding breath. Have many returns gone through ?

bluep

I've had 2 out of 4 ladies coats delivered (and sent 1 back so far). In fact, I've pretty much had everything through that wasn't to be delivered in 1-2 weeks.

lab-dab

I managed to get some things yesterday that were new on the site but i noticed the numbers have gone right down again.

I was wanting toddler girls trousers but there hasnt been any that ive seen really... i have to stop myself keep going as i keep adding to my online order everyday oops.

I have my first lot of returns tomorrow as ive saved them up a bit instead of having lots to go back.

NIMI_2

wots the policy on returns for items brought over the internet?
how long do u have to return them by???

lab-dab

from the next site, depending on how youve paid for them...:)

Next Directory Account Customer
Just return your unwanted item(s) within 10days*.
You have a 10-day approval period from the day the items are actually dispatched so you can 'Try before you Buy' .
If you return any items within this period, there will be no charge to your account*.
Cash Order Customer
If you are shopping without a Directory account, returns by courier and post will be charged at £2.50 for the first item returned from each order. Returns to the store will be free of charge, any charges will be deducted from your credit/debit card prior to any refund.
* If you return the whole order, we will retain the delivery charge of £3.75. You must return the items within 10 days in a new and unused condition. If you do not we may retain the items(s) and/or not refund at all or refund the current or last selling price. Made to order items, all cosmetics and grooming products, food, alcohol gifts, flowers and certain jewellery can only be returned if found to be faulty. Self-assembly furniture cannot be returned if assembly is part or fully completed unless the item is faulty. Where a product has a security seal, a refund or exchange will not be given if the seal is broken.