Piercingdot.com Review
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Posted by ellie on January 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment
This website jumps right into the products, listing the first 12 of nearly 3,000 of its bestselling items on the homepage. If you’re looking for information about the company, its history, or a gentle easing into the product lines available, you won’t find it at Piercingdot. Its in-your-face design lets you know right away that there is lots of stuff to choose from, at really low prices, and that shipping is free. Not a bad way to introduce yourself to new customers, and it certainly serves as a way to differentiate itself from other, more upscale competitors.
There are a variety of ways to search for the products you’re interested in: by material, by body part, by design, and more. You can also do a search for a key word or specific element that you’re looking for. There’s a fairly extensive FAQ section that answers questions ranging from what type of material to choose for a new piercing to why you’re not supposed to turn or move jewelry during the healing process. The flaw here is that the writing quality is poor, which makes it difficult to understand at times.
There didn’t appear to be any reviews or testimonials.
As long as you spend over $30 and your shipping address is in the U.S., you don’t pay anything for shipping. Orders under $30 only incur a $2.99 flat rate charge, which is still a pretty good deal.
The company says its goal is complete customer satisfaction, but there are so many restrictions placed on its return policy that it may make it nearly impossible to get a refund. The item must be returned within 15 days, without being worn and without damage to the product packaging, must be accompanied by an authorization number (which you have to request in writing), there are no exchanges, and all returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee.
Though the company says it proudly stands behind its products and their quality, there’s no mention of any guarantee.
The product details give you exactly that: the details, but nothing more. It lists the materials used, size, type (belly, eyebrow, earring), gauge, etc. All of the information is utilitarian rather than aesthetic, which may be perfectly fine for many customers.
The company doesn’t offer products with genuine diamonds.
Piercingdot offers a dizzying array of materials and metals, including gold, titanium, sterling silver, and surgical stainless steel. There’s no statement about the gold products being nickel-free, and while the materials certainly seem fit for wear, they could be irritating to some people. Other unusual materials that Piercingdot uses in its products: acrylic; plastic; and an “organic” line that includes bone, wood, horn, and mother-of-pearl.
There’s no information about where the jewelry is manufactured.
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Piercingdot.com Review
AppId is over the quota
Posted by ellie on January 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment
This website jumps right into the products, listing the first 12 of nearly 3,000 of its bestselling items on the homepage. If you’re looking for information about the company, its history, or a gentle easing into the product lines available, you won’t find it at Piercingdot. Its in-your-face design lets you know right away that there is lots of stuff to choose from, at really low prices, and that shipping is free. Not a bad way to introduce yourself to new customers, and it certainly serves as a way to differentiate itself from other, more upscale competitors.
There are a variety of ways to search for the products you’re interested in: by material, by body part, by design, and more. You can also do a search for a key word or specific element that you’re looking for. There’s a fairly extensive FAQ section that answers questions ranging from what type of material to choose for a new piercing to why you’re not supposed to turn or move jewelry during the healing process. The flaw here is that the writing quality is poor, which makes it difficult to understand at times.
There didn’t appear to be any reviews or testimonials.
As long as you spend over $30 and your shipping address is in the U.S., you don’t pay anything for shipping. Orders under $30 only incur a $2.99 flat rate charge, which is still a pretty good deal.
The company says its goal is complete customer satisfaction, but there are so many restrictions placed on its return policy that it may make it nearly impossible to get a refund. The item must be returned within 15 days, without being worn and without damage to the product packaging, must be accompanied by an authorization number (which you have to request in writing), there are no exchanges, and all returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee.
Though the company says it proudly stands behind its products and their quality, there’s no mention of any guarantee.
The product details give you exactly that: the details, but nothing more. It lists the materials used, size, type (belly, eyebrow, earring), gauge, etc. All of the information is utilitarian rather than aesthetic, which may be perfectly fine for many customers.
The company doesn’t offer products with genuine diamonds.
Piercingdot offers a dizzying array of materials and metals, including gold, titanium, sterling silver, and surgical stainless steel. There’s no statement about the gold products being nickel-free, and while the materials certainly seem fit for wear, they could be irritating to some people. Other unusual materials that Piercingdot uses in its products: acrylic; plastic; and an “organic” line that includes bone, wood, horn, and mother-of-pearl.
There’s no information about where the jewelry is manufactured.
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Piercingdot.com review
Posted by Ellie on January 1, 2009 · Leave a comment
This website jumps elements on the home page right in the products, the list of the first 12 of almost 3,000 bestseller. If you find information about the company, its history or a gentle relaxation in the product lines that are available, you not at Piercingdot. His in-your-face design you can know immediately that it many things to choose from, at really low prices, and the shipping is free. No bad way to imagine, to new customers, and it certainly is a way to distinguish themselves from others, more upscale competitors.
There are a variety of ways to search for the products you are interested in: material, part of the body, by design, and more. You can also search for a keyword or specific item you are looking for. It is a pretty extensive FAQ section questions of what kind of material answered, choose for a new piercing, why you should not turn or move of jewelry during the healing process. The error here is that the writing quality that makes it difficult, sometimes understand arm.
It seems not to give any opinions or recommendations.
As long as you spend more than $30, and your shipping address in the United States is, unless you pay for shipping. Orders under $30 arise only a $2.99 flat fee, which is still a pretty good deal.
The company says its goal is complete customer satisfaction, but there are so many restrictions can facilitate the return policy, which it almost impossible to get a refund. The element must be returned within 15 days is worn without and without damaging the packaging be accompanied by a return authorization number (which you request in writing) must, there is no Exchange and all returns are a 15% restocking fee.
Although the company that it proudly behind its products and their quality is says there is no mention of warranty.
The product details you type exactly: the details, but nothing more. They used materials, size, type (abdomen, eyebrows, earring), gauge, etc. listed. All the information is rather utilitarian as aesthetic, which may be perfect for many customers.
The company offers products with real diamonds.
Piercingdot offers a bewildering number of materials and metals, including gold, titanium, sterling silver and surgical stainless steel. There is no statement on the gold products is nickel-free, and while the materials seem sure to wear, they could be irritating to some people. Other unusual materials used in its products Piercingdot: acrylic; Plastic; and a "bio" contains the line, the bone, wood, Horn, and mother of Pearl.
There is no information about where the jewelry is made.
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Piercingdot.com review
Posted by Ellie on 1 January 2009 · Leave a comment
This website jumps right into the products, the list of the first 12 almost 3,000 bestseller elements up the home page. When it becomes available, information about the company, its history or a gentle relaxation in the product lines you do not find it at Piercingdot. His in-your-face design you can know immediately that it many things to choose from, at really low prices, and the shipping is free. Not a bad way to introduce to new customers, and it is certainly used as a way to distinguish themselves from others, more upscale competitors.
There are a variety of ways to search for the products you are interested in: material, part of the body, by design, and much more. Also possible, a search for a key word or specific item you are looking for. It is a pretty extensive FAQ section questions answered what kind of material, choose for a new piercing, why you are not accepted, rotate or move from jewelry during the healing process. The mistake here is that the writing quality poor, that it difficult to understand sometimes makes.
Doesn't it seem to all be the opinions and recommendations.
As long as you spend more than $30 and is your shipping address in the United States, you pay nothing for shipping. Orders under $30 are created only a $2.99 package cost, which is still a pretty good deal.
Its goal is complete customer satisfaction, but there are so many restrictions on its return policy, which it can make it almost impossible to get a refund, the company says. The element must be returned within 15 days is worn without and go hand in hand without damaging the packaging an authorization number must (you must request in writing), there is no Exchange and are subject all returns to a 15% restocking fee.
Although the company that she proudly stands behind its products and their quality says, there is no mention of the guarantee.
The product details give you just that: the details, but nothing more. It lists the materials used, size, type (abdomen, eyebrows, earring), gauge, etc.. All the information is rather utilitarian as aesthetic, which may be entirely in order, for many customers.
The company offers products with real diamonds.
Piercingdot offers a dizzying array of materials and metals, including medical stainless steel, sterling silver, gold and titanium. There is no statement on the gold products is nickel-free and safe during the materials seem they might lovely be fit for wear and tear, for some people. Other unusual materials used in its products Piercingdot: acrylic; Plastic; and a "bio" line that contains bones, wood, Horn, and mother of Pearl.
There is no information about where the jewelry is made.
Tell what you think us...
and oh, if you want to show a picture with your comment, get a Gravatar!
Piercingdot.com review
Posted by Ellie on the 1 January 2009 · Leave a comment
This website jumps right into the products, with the first 12 almost 3,000 bestseller elements up the home page. When it becomes available, information about the company, its history or a gentle relaxation in the product lines you do not find it at Piercingdot. His in-your-face design you can know immediately that it many things to choose from, at really low prices, and the shipping is free. No bad way to introduce to new customers, and it is certainly used as a way to distinguish itself from other, more upscale competitors.
There are a variety of ways to search for the products you are interested in: material, part of the body, by design, and much more. Also possible, a search for a key word or specific item you are looking for. It is a pretty extensive FAQ section which answers select questions of what kind of material for a new piercing, why you are not accepted, rotate or move jewelry during the healing process. The mistake here is that the writing quality poor, that it difficult to understand sometimes makes.
It didn't seem all the opinions and recommendations.
As long as you spend more than $30 and is your shipping address in the United States, you pay nothing for the shipping. Orders under $30 are only a $2.99 package cost, which is still a pretty good deal.
The company says its goal is complete customer satisfaction, but there are so many restrictions for its return policy that it is almost impossible, a refund can get. The element must be returned within 15 days is worn without and without damaging the product packaging, be accompanied by an authorization number must (you must request that in writing), there is no Exchange and all returns are a 15% restocking fee.
Although the company that it stands proudly says behind its products and their quality, there is no mention of the guarantee.
The product details give you just that: the details, but nothing more. It lists the materials, size, type (abdomen, eyebrows, earring), gauge, etc.. All information is rather utilitarian as aesthetic, which may be entirely in order, for many customers.
The company offers products with real diamonds.
Piercingdot offers a dizzying array of materials and metals, including gold, titanium, sterling silver and medical stainless steel. There is no statement about the gold products is nickel free, and while the materials seem sure they might lovely be fit for wear and tear, for some people. Other unusual materials used in its products Piercingdot: acrylic; Plastic; and a "organic" line that contains bones, wood, Horn, and mother of Pearl.
There is no information about where the jewelry is made.
Tell what you think us...
and oh, if you want to show a picture with your comment, get a Gravatar!
