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How to exchange gifts bought in store but shops now closed in tier 4
2406jo
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I bought a hoodie in the Superdry store but need to exchange it for a bigger size. As of today, Cambridge is now in tier 4 so my local store is now closed. Having chatted to their online help assistant, they tell me I have no other option but to do it in store. I can’t be the only one with this issue, surely?
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Tier 4 is only going to be for a few weeks, return it when enter Tier 3.1
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Have they not extended their return policy to so many days after they open?
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Most shops have extended their return times due to Covid.
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They give you incorrect information. It’s all done online now:
https://www.superdry.com/help-centre/articles/PROD-2273
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That is for online orders. The OP bought in store
Do you have a Christmas Returns Policy?
Due to the recent lockdown, our returns period was extended which meant that if you made a purchase online between October 26th and December 6th 2020 you could return your order up until the end of January 2021.
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My expectation is the exact opposite. No reason why my prediction should be any better than yours, or vice-versa, unless you are Barny NostradamusBarny1979 said:2 -
It's an opinion, end of.-1
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Well depends what the opinions are based on e.g. science, hence the question.Grumpy_chap said:
My expectation is the exact opposite. No reason why my prediction should be any better than yours, or vice-versa, unless you are Barny NostradamusBarny1979 said:
logically I cannot see what would make the virus less transmissible, apart from warmer weather allowing more time outside and vaccinations, so I can’t see any logical reason for tiers to lower in the next few weeks unfortunately. hence I was interested in what factors could lead to such an opinion as I could think of none.
the oxford vaccine will be a brilliant thing but will take months to make a difference. Half a million is great (one dose only mind) but there’s a long way to go on that and half of future vaccinations will be second doses.3
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