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The shipping is ridiculous. Slow. Items are shipped from different places, store stock perhaps, so it is very hard to track if and when your items arrive and if the order is complete. I placed an order which took hours to place and I had to take a break between browsing sessions because the site is so frustrating to use. I actually had to place two orders because thing in the cart disappeared so I had to try to remember what they were and go back to try for different sizes or alternatives. 22 days after my order was placed I got two emails telling me that 39 individual items that I bought were not able to be shipped. Yeah, 39 things I bought are not ever coming. I heard nothing for 22 days! But don't worry they gave me a 10% off coupon for next time. I have ordered tons of stuff online since the shelter-in-place order and none have been late, or canceled. Amazon has been slow running a few days to a week slower than normal, but old Navy has really taken it to the next level. The Clothes are okay for the money usually but it is not worth the tax on your life force! Save yourself the aggravation and shop anywhere else.
- Waited on HOLD 25 min first time, 40 Min. Second time & 25 min the Third time. MY FOURTH phone call went straight to a voicemail answering machine saying " We can't answer the phone so call back later!?!? REALLY a place of business NEEDS SOME type of customer service. But NOT #Oldnavy. I've been trying for OVER a week to get a simple RETURN SHIPPING LABEL but instead #Oldnavy sent me a 230 PAGE EMAIL of nothing but computer code!?!? WTF am I supposed to do with that!? Now I am unable to go through the online process of getting a return shipping label AND Old Navy have ABSOLUTELY ZERO customer support so I'm stuck with almost $200 of CRAP #oldnavy Products, unable to return them to have MY MONEY REFUNDED BACK TO ME. All because of #OLDNAVY and their CRAP CUSTOMER SERVICE... NEVER AGAIN will I order ANYTHING from #OLDNAVY. EVER
Maria Pascucci
I then reached out to my parents who bought the presents and asked them to simply return. They attempted to return these items with the ID of the person who bought them and the credit card which purchased them and they were given the same run around.
My father finally got a hold of someone to find out why they won't do store credit or trade ins... they were told they do not accept returns without a receipt... period!
They made me look like some junky crook, they made my mother and father look like crooks. And their policy is ridiculous.
My family and friends have been notified and never will buy from them!
The company uses words such as ASSORTMENT/ASSORTED/VARIETY in the description of their face masks, and yet customers will be disappointed when receiving them. My packs had as many as 3 duplicates, contrary to all the photos displayed online and the descriptions of the products. In my case, the company even went as far as fabricating information in their attempts to justify their false advertisement. One descriptive not used in their detail outline was "SURPRISE, " however, according to their argument, "customers were informed it would be a surprise pack." FALSE! Beware so if the same happens to you at least your expectations won't be as high as mine were.
There's no question that the company engages in the following:
What is Unlawful Advertising Practices?
A statement is found to be an example of false advertising claims either because it is literally false or because it is presented in a manner that causes it to be deceptive. Also, the statement can either contain or omit important information that would be necessary for a consumer to make an informed decision.
One form of deception is what is referred to as bait-and-switch advertising. This is when a company offers something that is desirable and replaces it with something that is not desirable when the customer attempts to purchase the desirable product.
My main complaint is their sizing now. Over the years their sizes have absolutely become extreme vanity sizing & it makes shopping there a huge headache. My size hasn't changed in 20 years. I'm a medium top - period. Every single other store & brand, I'm a medium.
I made a huge order a few months back when Old Navy were running major sales & clearance. I was so excited to get all these clothes for such a great price. I tried everything on & totally shocked at how HUGE everything was!
All of the medium tops definitely fit at least like a large if not an extra large. I had to return everything & was super bummed because the sales & clearance items were all gone.
If you haven't tried on recent Old Navy clothing, I would recommend actually going into the store & trying on tops & bottoms in different styles to figure out what size you'd wear at Old Navy. If you have to order online, order different sizes & return the ones that don't fit.
They don't put estimated delivery dates when choosing delivery speed (which is ridiculous, this should be a must)
So there was no way for us to know that. Now the items aren't going to get here in time for our trip and that's the whole reason we bought them. It will all be going back, I'm very unhappy with Old Navy.com and will not be shopping online with them again.
They need to be much more responsible about shipping, people rely on this kind of thing and they've failed miserably.
The very least the customer service person should have done was offer to refund the cost of shipping since we would have gotten free shipping had we not paid for the faster speed. And at this point, we might as well have just went with free shipping. It's almost two days after we ordered, and they still have not shipped it.
WELL... isn't that funny. That's how the whole incident happened! He said he's not going to fire her. He's not going to babysit because we are all adults. This experience taught me that if there is a problem EVER, You should always try to resolve it at the store along with the Manger, Make a big scene so EVERYONE would know. I'm upset that my kids had to see how this horrible lady treated me. This is NOT OKAY! PEOPLE NEED TO SPEAK UP AND NEED TO KNOW THIS KIND OF SERVICE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. Please, for your own sake, SHOP AT A DIFFERENT OLD NAVY! DO NOT SHOP HERE! And lady if you are reading this complaint! I CAN READ! AND I CAN ALSO WRITE!
Within a week or so of being hounded over and over again from their email marketing team, I decided to opt-out as none of it was particularly useful to me. I unsubscribed and waited a few days. I was still getting emails.
At some point I decided to just go ahead and send them to spam, which is what Old Navy were. Since unsubscribing, I have received over 16 emails from them. They do not honor their unsubscribes. I have decided to go ahead and report them and have forwarded all of their emails to the *******@uce.gov email address, which is what I recommend anyone else do if they are in the same situation.
I cannot in good faith continue supporting a company that doesn't have any respect for its buyers. Do not make the same mistake I did; avoid giving them your email address and don't do business with them online; they will attack you inbox and the only recourse is to permanently block their domain.
This was the worst customer service I have ever received. Given the fact that the pants were damaged it seems that accomodations should have been made to rectify the situation rather than digging heals in and refusing to assist. I will never set foot in Old Navy or any of it's affiliates again. Perhaps further education should be provided regarding customer service, being fair and cultivating relationships with consumers in the community.
About 7 years ago, OldNavy inflated a lot of their prices. Items that are comparably the same quality you find at JCPenny's, K-Mart and Faded Glory at Wal-Mart for $20 max are at the OldNavy site for $30-40. However, OldNavy provides sales and coupons that drop their goods to $20/ $25. Thus, not really a sale.
Recently I travel to the US and visited an OldNavy. Their flip-flops have always been the best deal for $2. I managed to catch a glimpse of their clearance and found a top that was priced at $7.99 from $19.99.
Wow a great deal, right?! No it gets better, the cashier scanned the item 3 times just to make sure of the price; it had dropped to $0.47! Less than a Soda/ pack of gum/ bookmark!
I'm not sure I would use the online site as often since the real clearance is in the store. It still is a shame that their plus size is only online, so I can't shop for everyone.
Today the very big disappointment - Old Navy had cancelled my order because Old Navy guessed a fraudulent use of my card. They just kicked me out without trying to solve! I called the research department from here my local phone (as they charge less for calls to the US). All together I had 3 calls - talked more than 30 minutes to 3 different agents, spent at least 20.00$ in calls - just for nothing!
The agents tried very hard - my first contact tried everything, verified my card details and billing address and she could verify - why did their sales department not take these 2 minutes time and try the same? - This is ZERO customer appreciation!
So she had verified my card information, but as I do not have an American phone number then asked me to place my order again and use my Paypal account. I tried to place the order again and had to figure out, that 10 of my 13 items were not available anymore- this is so embarrassing -Old Navy instead of contacting me and make me verify my account just cancel my order? This is extremely rude - I'm missing words! - But I was still positive, tried to order the 3 remaining items and added 2 more items and went onto the payment option "Paypal", signed in and got the message, that Old Navy was only accepting Paypal accounts registered in the US - what an embarrassing next experience! Unbelievable in times of global businesses!
I did still not give up and called the research department a third time and the lady asked me to place the order again and use my card - she could monitor my order, could then waive the shipping cost and blablabla - I tried this and now your system does not like anything in my order, because as soon as I click "review your order" it will not continue anymore. I tried with a second card - NOTHING!
Once again - I'm so very much insulted, embarrassed, frustrated and really upset now, about the behavior of Old Navy - I'm missing words to describe! Having spent so much time and money just because this company just cancel orders whenever they're happy to do - this is NO customer appreciation at all - NONE! I'm shocked - I always bought for my Grand child and my daughter - I even bought for poor people in my village to give them clearance articles for free - and now I had to deal with such a rude "kicking me out" of my already paid order - that's absolutely rude and unacceptable- I'm sorry to have to say this - I'll NEVER ever set a step into any Old Navy shop anymore - I'm not supporting this kind of behavior!
Shame on Old Navy
While many people may try to deny this obvious fact, the sizes have increased and are no longer true to what Old Navy state they are. For example, I used to fit in a 2 for their skinny jeans, now a 2 is a bit big for me around the waist, something that I never had an issue with before they started their size inflation. Along with skinny jeans, I cannot find a single pair of decent fitting shorts except for the young girls size 14, which is sad. Yes, even the 0 in short size is way too big for me.
Along with their sizes getting inflated, the material for many of their clothes has gone downhill and feels cheaper to me. I have been shopping at Old Navy for about 7+ years now so I've lived through the changes the clothes have experienced, very few for the better.
The only product line that hasn't been messed with yet is the Old Navy Active line. I am able to fit into all their Active clothes and have no issues with either the quality or fit, something I can no longer find in their regular clothes. Along with the clothes be nice the prices are very fair and if you wait for a special you can get sports clothes for a steal.
The Old Navy sandals are as always, very cheap and come in a wide range of colors. Wait for their $1 special where sandals are a $1 each, an amazing deal you can't miss.
Although there aren't as many shirts that I like, Old Navy shirts are for the most part, still cute and fit okay. While the sizes have increased to the point where a small is a bit big on me now, the shirts fit me a lot better than their shorts ever will.
Overall, their clothes are okay and the prices are okay for the quality you get. The Active line is their best line right now though.
1) Old Navy offer tall sizes for women. If I see something I love in the store, I can check online to see if they offer it in talls.
2) You can sign up to receive online specials. These specials come often, so be prepared for at least 3 or 4 e-mails a week. The specials range from a certain percentage off an order to free shipping.
3) Speaking of shipping, it is generally fast. I usually choose the 7 - 9 day option and items have always arrived sooner than that, often within 3 or 4 days.
4) You can return online orders at the local store. I have had to do this on occasion and it has never been a hassle. Credit is given in the original form of payment however at my request, I have received cash back rather than a credit going to my debit card. If you do not want to go to the store for returns, you can use the return labels provided.
From my experience, you can feel safe ordering online from Old Navy.
On Friday, July 28 (transaction time was 8:52 pm), I was asked by the cashier (cashier #2874156) at Old Navy (1475 Burkhart Rd., Howell, MI 48855) if I'd like to sign up for their rewards card. I had been shopping and already signed up for others at other stores, so I easily agreed. I was slightly taken aback when asked for my SS#, but the store was closing soon and there was a line, and I was on the spot and still clueless, so I didn't halt the process. Only after the cashier told me that I had been approved for a $1000 credit line did I realized that he had signed me up for a credit card. I said, "I thought you said this was a rewards card," to which he perkily replied that yes, this was how I would receive rewards from Old Navy and its affiliates (which, by the way, are stores I don't shop). To be clear, he never mentioned, at any time, that this was a credit card. This kid either had no clue that his behavior was shady and wrong, or he did, and had no remorse. I suspect that store management is training them to do this. The next day (Saturday, July 29), I called Old Navy's credit card line (*******294) in hopes of paying off and closing the card. I was told that the balance hadn't posted, so I couldn't pay it. A supervisor named Cedric assured me that he would start the process to close the card and have it removed from my credit report. Today (Tuesday, Aug. 1) I called again, and paid the balance, but was disturbed to find that my card had not yet been closed and my available credit had been tripled to $3000. I spoke to a representative named Patrick, who first told me that Old Navy could not take the card off of my credit report, but when I stayed firm, he put me on hold and came back to tell me that he was going to transfer me to a manager. After quite a long while on hold, Patrick came back to tell me that the request had been filed with the credit bureau and that it would take 20 days from Aug. 29 to receive an answer. When I asked about my suddenly tripled balance, he told me not to worry about anything. And that was that. I would like to see this taken care of by Old Navy in an expedient manner, and also that it doesn't show up on my credit report. And I would like pressure put on Old Navy, at least this location, for this practice to stop. After sharing my experience, I have learned of others that have been duped in this same way. I have had several retail jobs, and NEVER was I told that it was okay to trick people into applying for a credit card. This is absolutely unacceptable.