Zara Blocked Me | Imamother

↑ Amarante

Mon, Sep 23 2024, 9:31 am

chestnut wrote:

I doubt stores do it after one such occurrence. It would have to be a repeated offence.
Also, doesn't Zara particularly watch certain zip codes? Maybe the thresholds for returns there is lower.

Where did you see I posted one time will trigger a ban?

The ban is based on a pattern of returns and is calculated by a computer that will automatically ban based on the formula being used by the retailer.

I would imagine that OP triggered the ban when her pattern of purchasing and keeping "very little" reached a certain point.

It is all done by computers and is fairly common.

It happens typically for on-line purchases at places like Amazon where people purchase frequently over a period of time. Or here Zara where OP seems to have a history of purchasing.

It isn't going to happen in most situations because most people don't order frequently from most specific on-line retailers so there wouldn't be a pattern for them. I purchase a lot on-line but my repeat purchases are with amazon and from other stores it is either one time or very infrequently in a year.

amother

Brown

Yesterday at 5:46 pm

It makes more sense that the ban is for returning without the care needed for the items- like folding without creases, packing it the way they had sent it to you nicely. Simply returning does not trigger ban but returning items that are hard to sell or need to be steamed wastes money and manpower. They lose money.