Property News · March 29, 2016

Pants to Poverty loses its ethical stance


Customer are left in the dark – and out of pocket – as company backing thousands of Indian farmers runs into problemsLast month I placed an order with the online retailer Pants to Poverty for a birthday present. It processed the payment on 23 February and I received an order confirmation stating that the pants should be with me in a couple of days. Two weeks later the order hadn’t arrived, so I emailed three times. No response. I also called the phone number on the website and was told it was out of service.I Googled and found some information from the owner that he’d had to lay off staff and take everything in-house so to bear with him. None of that was communicated to me in person. I’ve had zero information on my order. SG, Edinburgh Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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