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Thought I would share this little story.
My wife and I were looking for some Showa Gloves on line which we use for gardening and came across a company that seemed to have a good deal of a pack of two for a very reasonable price.
We ordered them but when they arrived the pack only contained one pair. We took this up with the company who said that a pack of two meant a pair. We asked when a single glove might ever be required and if it was how would they know if we needed the left or the right glove. They stated that they wished to make it clear that the pack contains two gloves. We were tempted to send for the small size which did not have the note on it that it was a pack of two to see if we would just be sent one glove! The company were adamant that you could not buy two pairs of Showa Gloves for the price we paid. We said that we knew that, that was why we thought it was excellent value. Ironically the same company sells the same gloves on another page of amazon at a cheaper price but on this page they sate it is a pack of one!!!
I will spare you the rest of the to and fro but suffice it to say we wont be buying from them again.
Any body else thinks that a pack of two when it comes to gloves should mean two pairs or would you be happy with two gloves! I mean! They are not even identical, one is for the left hand and one is for the right!
My wife and I were looking for some Showa Gloves on line which we use for gardening and came across a company that seemed to have a good deal of a pack of two for a very reasonable price.
We ordered them but when they arrived the pack only contained one pair. We took this up with the company who said that a pack of two meant a pair. We asked when a single glove might ever be required and if it was how would they know if we needed the left or the right glove. They stated that they wished to make it clear that the pack contains two gloves. We were tempted to send for the small size which did not have the note on it that it was a pack of two to see if we would just be sent one glove! The company were adamant that you could not buy two pairs of Showa Gloves for the price we paid. We said that we knew that, that was why we thought it was excellent value. Ironically the same company sells the same gloves on another page of amazon at a cheaper price but on this page they sate it is a pack of one!!!
I will spare you the rest of the to and fro but suffice it to say we wont be buying from them again.
Any body else thinks that a pack of two when it comes to gloves should mean two pairs or would you be happy with two gloves! I mean! They are not even identical, one is for the left hand and one is for the right!