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Nisha's Boutique

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  • 1 complaint in the last 3 years.
  • 0 complaints closed in the last 12 months.

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:04/20/2023

    Type:Service or Repair Issues
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    I bought several pieces of jewelry from this store on Feb 28th 2023 and paid $770 cash. I have several issues with this transaction that I would like to list below:1. They did not provide an itemized receipt to me. They only gave me this generic receipt without any details of the items sold. I asked about an itemized receipt but this is all they can give. Is this a legal way of doing business? Are they even reporting their earnings when they run their business this way?2. I paid $299 for a necklace and earring set. It's a bridal set so it should have included a headpiece and bracelets. Instead they had me pay $75 extra for the headpiece (tikka) and another $75 for the bracelets. I know it should be included because in all the other bridal sets they are both included. Is this a fair way to overcharge customers for the bridal sets?3. I have contacted the owner via email and text messages. For a while they sent me messages and then they stopped following up completely. I would like a refund of $150 and i would also like businesses like these to start doing business, the legal way. I would like them to professionally provide legal receipts of purchase as well.

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