Rings4piercings.com Review
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Posted by ellie on January 1, 2009 · 2 Comments
The first impression is “This is it?!” The homepage includes row after row of “featured” body jewelry, while the “about us” tab is seriously lacking in anything related to the company itself. It’s too bad that the initial impression is so poor because the site actually offers thousands of different designs–everything from classic motifs to those incorporating flowers, traditional shapes, animals, initials, and more. The complete lack of information about the company, combined with the glaring omission of any kind of guarantee about the products, Piercingdot.com Review, Body Jehowever, makes Rings4piercings seem like a gamble right from the start.
Because there isn’t any information on the site other than the products themselves (no educational material or FAQs, for example), it’s easy to navigate. You simply click on one of the tabs to the left of the page, and it takes you directly to whatever product category you’re interested in.
There was no sign of reviews or testimonials, even after a visit to the site map to specifically seek them out.
Rings4piercings offers free shipping, which it advertises at the bottom of most product descriptions, but there’s literally no other information about shipping–how long it will take, mode of delivery, whether you have to purchase a certain dollar amount to qualify for free shipping, whether you can pay for express delivery, etc.
There’s a brief mention of a 30-day return policy on the “about us” page, but no details are given about whether the package can be opened or any other conditional qualifications. It’s impossible to determine whether this is a great, no-questions-asked policy or whether you’re in for a nasty surprise if you open the package before trying to return it.
There was no mention of a guarantee.
Some product descriptions were only a few words long. They all indicated the type of metal used and whether the additional materials were CZs or real diamonds or gemstones, and that’s about it. Each product detail also included the free shipping pledge, a customer service phone number, and a 10% off coupon code; unfortunately, those things don’t have anything to do with the product itself.
Nothing on the site addressed whether the diamonds used in their products are conflict free.
Some of the gold jewelry includes the statement that it’s nickel-free, while others don’t. Again, it’s impossible to determine whether that means that they just got lazy in the product descriptions or whether some of the gold is, in fact, not nickel-free. In addition, the company offers sterling silver jewelry, which many experts say is inferior to nickel-free gold or platinum when it comes to reducing skin irritation.
Although the company is located in the U.S., no mention was made of where the jewelry is created. And with prices starting at $15, well, draw your own conclusions.
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Rings4piercings.com Review
AppId is over the quota
Posted by ellie on January 1, 2009 · 2 Comments
The first impression is “This is it?!” The homepage includes row after row of “featured” body jewelry, while the “about us” tab is seriously lacking in anything related to the company itself. It’s too bad that the initial impression is so poor because the site actually offers thousands of different designs–everything from classic motifs to those incorporating flowers, traditional shapes, animals, initials, and more. The complete lack of information about the company, combined with the glaring omission of any kind of guarantee about the products, Piercingdot.com Review, Body Jehowever, makes Rings4piercings seem like a gamble right from the start.
Because there isn’t any information on the site other than the products themselves (no educational material or FAQs, for example), it’s easy to navigate. You simply click on one of the tabs to the left of the page, and it takes you directly to whatever product category you’re interested in.
There was no sign of reviews or testimonials, even after a visit to the site map to specifically seek them out.
Rings4piercings offers free shipping, which it advertises at the bottom of most product descriptions, but there’s literally no other information about shipping–how long it will take, mode of delivery, whether you have to purchase a certain dollar amount to qualify for free shipping, whether you can pay for express delivery, etc.
There’s a brief mention of a 30-day return policy on the “about us” page, but no details are given about whether the package can be opened or any other conditional qualifications. It’s impossible to determine whether this is a great, no-questions-asked policy or whether you’re in for a nasty surprise if you open the package before trying to return it.
There was no mention of a guarantee.
Some product descriptions were only a few words long. They all indicated the type of metal used and whether the additional materials were CZs or real diamonds or gemstones, and that’s about it. Each product detail also included the free shipping pledge, a customer service phone number, and a 10% off coupon code; unfortunately, those things don’t have anything to do with the product itself.
Nothing on the site addressed whether the diamonds used in their products are conflict free.
Some of the gold jewelry includes the statement that it’s nickel-free, while others don’t. Again, it’s impossible to determine whether that means that they just got lazy in the product descriptions or whether some of the gold is, in fact, not nickel-free. In addition, the company offers sterling silver jewelry, which many experts say is inferior to nickel-free gold or platinum when it comes to reducing skin irritation.
Although the company is located in the U.S., no mention was made of where the jewelry is created. And with prices starting at $15, well, draw your own conclusions.
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Rings4piercings.com review
Posted by Ellie on January 1, 2009 · 2 Comments 2 comments
The first impression is "This is it?" The home page contains line after line of the "featured" body jewelry, while she themselves seriously missing tab "about us" in connection with the company. It is a pity that the first impression is so bad, because the site actually offers, flowers, traditional shapes thousands of different designs-everything from classical motifs, animals, initials and more. The complete lack of information about the company, no warranty for the products, Piercingdot.com review, body Jehowever combined with the glaring omission, makes Rings4piercings as a game of chance, which seem to be right from the outset.
Because there no information on the site other than the products themselves (no educational material or in the FAQ, for example), it is easy to navigate. Click you simply on one of the tabs on the left side of the page, and it takes you directly to the what category of products you care about.
It was to no sign of the opinions and recommendations, even after a visit to the site map, especially it.
Rings4piercings offers free delivery that most product descriptions promotes it at the end, but there is literally no other details of shipping-how, that long it delivery type takes, whether you have a certain qualification for dollar free shipping buy, whether pay you, express delivery, etc..
There is a brief mention of a 30-day return policy on the page "about us" be no information about whether the package can be opened, or other conditional qualifications it is impossible to determine whether this is a great, no questions of policy or whether you in for a nasty surprise are, when you open the package before you try it again.
There was no evidence of a guarantee.
Some descriptions were only a few words long. All specified, the type of metal used, and whether CZs were additional materials or real diamonds or gemstones, and that's about it. Each product detail contain also the free delivery of promises, a customer service phone number and a 10% off coupon code; Unfortunately, not the things with the product have to do.
Nothing on the website addressed whether the diamonds used in their products are conflict free.
Some of the gold jewelry contains the statement, which it is nickel free, while others do not. Again, it is impossible to determine whether this means the gold or just be lazy in the product descriptions not indeed nickel-free. In addition, the company offers sterling silver jewelry that nickel free gold or Platinum is inferior many experts say, when it comes to reduce irritation of the skin.
Although the company in the United States, was not mentioned, where the jewelry is created. Well with prices starting at $15, to draw your own conclusions.
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Rings4piercings.com review
Posted by Ellie on 1 January 2009 · 2 Comments
The first impression is "This is it?" The home page contains line after the line "featured" body jewelry, while the tab "about us" seriously the company even related lacking in something. It is a pity that the first impression is so poor the website, since actually thousands of different designs-everything from classical motifs, which offers with flowers, traditional shapes, animals, initials, and more. The complete lack of information about the company, glaring omission any guarantee for the products, Piercingdot.com review, Jehowever body, combined with the makes Rings4piercings seem like a game of chance right from the outset.
There no information on the site other than the products themselves (without educational material or FAQs, for example), it is easy to navigate. You simply click on one of the tabs on the left side of the page, and go straight to the product category you are interested in.
There was no evidence of reviews or recommendations, even after a visit to the site map to specifically they are looking for.
Rings4piercings offers free shipping, that most product descriptions promotes it at the bottom, but there is literally no other details of shipping-how that long it will take delivery type, whether you are a certain requirements for dollar free shipping buy, whether for express delivery, etc. Can represent numbers.
There is a brief mention of a 30-day-return-policy on the page "about us", but no details on whether the package can be opened or includes other related qualifications. It is impossible to determine whether this is a great, no questions of policy or whether you in for a nasty surprise are, when you open the package before you attempt that it be returned.
There was no reference to a guarantee.
Some descriptions were only a few words long. All specified type of metal used, and whether that zus? to additional materials CZs or real diamonds or precious stones were, and that's all. Each product detail included also the free shipping commitment, a customer service phone number and a 10% off coupon code; Unfortunately, not the things have anything to do with the product itself.
Nothing on the website addressed whether the diamonds used in their products are conflict free.
Some of the gold jewelry includes the statement, which it is nickel free, while others do not. Again, it is impossible to determine whether this means that in the item descriptions just lazy or whether some of the gold is in fact not nickel-free. In addition the company offers sterling silver jewelry, which many experts say, is less than nickel free gold or Platinum, when it comes to the reduction of skin irritation.
Although the company is located in the United States, was not mentioned them, where the jewelry is created. And with prices starting at $15, well, draw your own conclusions.
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Rings4piercings.com review
Posted by Ellie on the 1 January 2009 · 2 Comments
The first impression is "This is it?" The home page contains line after line "featured" body jewelry, while the tab "about us" in something relating to the company even seriously lacks. It is a pity that so poor because the first impression the website actually thousands of different designs-everything from classical motifs, which offers with flowers, traditional shapes, animals, initials, and more. The complete lack of information about the company, glaring omission combined any guarantee for the products, Piercingdot.com review, body Jehowever, which makes Rings4piercings seem to like a game of chance right from the start.
There no information on the site other than the products themselves (no educational material or FAQs, for example), it is easy to navigate. You simply click on one of the tabs on the left side of the page, and go directly to the product category you are interested in.
Was there no sign of reviews or testimonials, even after a visit to specifically they are looking for site map.
Rings4piercings offers free shipping, that the most descriptions promotes it at the bottom, but there is literally no other details of shipping-how that long it will take delivery type, whether you are a certain requirements for dollar free shipping buy, whether you for express delivery, etc. Can represent numbers.
There is a brief mention of a 30 - day return policy on the page "about us", but no information of all other related qualifications or whether the package can be opened. It is impossible to determine whether this is a great, no questions of policy or whether you in for a nasty surprise are, when you open the package before you try it back.
There was no mention of a guarantee.
Some descriptions were only a few words long. You all specified the metal used, and whether the zus? and additional materials CZs or real diamonds or precious stones were, and that's all. Also the free shipping commitment, a customer service phone number, and a 10% off coupon code; contain any product detail Unfortunately, not the things have anything to do with the product itself.
Nothing on the website addressed whether the diamonds used in their products are conflict free.
Some gold jewelry including the statement that it is nickel-free, while others not. Again, it is impossible to determine whether this means that in the item descriptions just lazy or whether some of the gold is in fact not nickel-free. In addition, the company offers sterling silver jewelry, which many experts is nickel-free gold or Platinum inferior say when it comes to reducing the skin irritation.
Although the company is located in the United States, was not mentioned them, where the jewelry is created. Well with prices starting at $15, to draw your own conclusions.
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