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I bought shoes from Hollywood and vans
I bought shoes from Hollywood and vans. I sent back the wrong shoes to Hollywood. It was totally my fault but they actually kept the shoes and I got no money back. They just didn't care at all. So no money, no shoes
Every order I made from them was missing items. Horrible store, horrible workers and glad to never buy anything from them again. And of course tell everyone about it.
I got an email that I was selected in a…
I got an email that I was selected in a shoe raffle. But I was not because I discovered the email an hour to late. It is an extremely disappointing experience for a sneaker freak to think you have won, and the to find out that you have not. I was so sad.
Either you win or loose.
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