This is a call to all asos marketplace boutiques. We have a right to demand fair treatment.
Asos is clearly putting its customers first. Nothing wrong with that, so do we!
Except sometimes customers don't realize that one negative feedback can ruin months of hard work.
If you've ever lost sleep over unfairly given feedback, please sign the petition.
We're proposing a feature on asos that allows independent boutiques to open an unfair feedback dispute, and overrule negative feedback if it can be proven to be unfair.
Guys, we have a right to fair trial. Sign the petition.
We at https://www.allriot.com/ are committed to fighting injustice. Join us. We're stronger together.
We'll be raising awareness of this issue on our website, as well as on our asos blog https://marketplace.asos.com/boutique/allriotcom/blog
The emails I receive from other boutiques facing the exact same cycle of unfair feedback are becoming difficult to read because the frustration is so heavy. My resolve is worn thin by the silence from the platform side but I am keeping this pushed forward because we deserve a process that actually works.
June 27, 2012
Seeing the count climb this past week has been a slow weight off my shoulders because it proves I am not the only one losing sleep over these unfair reviews. The momentum is real now and it feels like we might actually get someone to listen.
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Jenny Becker
14 years ago
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Happened to me last month. Buyer admitted they were wrong but I still have the bad mark. So unfair.
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Mark Wilson
14 years ago
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Boutiques get no respect on this site. ASOS needs to step up and actually check these claims before just letting a shop get trashed.
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Sarah Velez
14 years ago
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Too many buyers leave bad reviews just because they didnt read the sizing info correctly. Its so frustrating when you work this hard and one person ruins your rating.
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This is a call to all asos marketplace boutiques. We have a right to demand fair treatment.
Asos is clearly putting its customers first. Nothing wrong with that, so do we!
Except sometimes customers don't realize that one negative feedback can ruin months of hard work.
If you've ever lost sleep over unfairly given feedback, please sign the petition.
We're proposing a feature on asos that allows independent boutiques to open an unfair feedback dispute, and overrule negative feedback if it can be proven to be unfair.
Guys, we have a right to fair trial. Sign the petition.
We at https://www.allriot.com/ are committed to fighting injustice. Join us. We're stronger together.
We'll be raising awareness of this issue on our website, as well as on our asos blog https://marketplace.asos.com/boutique/allriotcom/blog
The emails I receive from other boutiques facing the exact same cycle of unfair feedback are becoming difficult to read because the frustration is so heavy. My resolve is worn thin by the silence from the platform side but I am keeping this pushed forward because we deserve a process that actually works.
June 27, 2012
Seeing the count climb this past week has been a slow weight off my shoulders because it proves I am not the only one losing sleep over these unfair reviews. The momentum is real now and it feels like we might actually get someone to listen.
3 Comments
J
Jenny Becker
14 years ago
Featured
Happened to me last month. Buyer admitted they were wrong but I still have the bad mark. So unfair.
M
Mark Wilson
14 years ago
Featured
Boutiques get no respect on this site. ASOS needs to step up and actually check these claims before just letting a shop get trashed.
S
Sarah Velez
14 years ago
Featured
Too many buyers leave bad reviews just because they didnt read the sizing info correctly. Its so frustrating when you work this hard and one person ruins your rating.
Happened to me last month. Buyer admitted they were wrong but I still have the bad mark. So unfair.