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amyfalafal wrote:Let me get this straight? Did they already put the dresses on sale?
Is the dress not selling as well as they had hoped? It's barely a week since they launched!
I just looked at the website. They've had them on "sale" for $80 since the launch day. I think it was so people would think they were getting a deal. The only difference to the site I saw was it's now a "limited sale"
Thegoatsmeow wrote:How much do you want to bet that when their business does fail, they somehow blame ytmd? The minions will say "I'm so sorry you couldn't win against the haters!"
amyfalafal wrote:Let me get this straight? Did they already put the dresses on sale?
Is the dress not selling as well as they had hoped? It's barely a week since they launched!
I just looked at the website. They've had them on "sale" for $80 since the launch day. I think it was so people would think they were getting a deal. The only difference to the site I saw was it's now a "limited sale"
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This was my thought. I'm pretty sure it's a marketing tactic to make you think you're getting a better deal.
Are they paying someone to fill orders now? There is no mention of packaging or going to the warehouse. I know they are probably renting space to store all their merchandise based on the amount of stuff that was behind them when then did the first day of filling orders but is that normally included in the rental if a warehouse? I have no idea, I've never ran a business like this.
Kaylor1 wrote:Are they paying someone to fill orders now? There is no mention of packaging or going to the warehouse. I know they are probably renting space to store all their merchandise based on the amount of stuff that was behind them when then did the first day of filling orders but is that normally included in the rental if a warehouse? I have no idea, I've never ran a business like this.
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Everyone thinks they just have one row in the LDSman.com guys warehouse. He shipments of things from China to distribute here in the US.
Kaylor1 wrote:Are they paying someone to fill orders now? There is no mention of packaging or going to the warehouse. I know they are probably renting space to store all their merchandise based on the amount of stuff that was behind them when then did the first day of filling orders but is that normally included in the rental if a warehouse? I have no idea, I've never ran a business like this.
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Everyone thinks they just have one row in the LDSman.com guys warehouse. He shipments of things from China to distribute here in the US.
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Yes, the Bollie shipping address is also the LDSman.com shipping address.
Kaylor1 wrote:Are they paying someone to fill orders now? There is no mention of packaging or going to the warehouse. I know they are probably renting space to store all their merchandise based on the amount of stuff that was behind them when then did the first day of filling orders but is that normally included in the rental if a warehouse? I have no idea, I've never ran a business like this.
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I think they’ve been paying someone to fill orders. That first trip to the warehouse was just for fun.
Hello, I've been a lurker around this neck of the woods for years. I'm not subscribed to E&J anymore but did see the Bollie Announcement video. When I went to check out the actual website, I was so tempted to register here but didnt. I finaly joined when I peeked in to see how this little venture was going...man oh man.
I was annoyed when I first saw the quality of the robe for the price they are asking. The picture I included is what irked me. I might be nitpicking, not sure, but it seems like there's no continuity or attention to detail in the making of these garments. I feel like I can purchase a robe from Forever 21 for less and get a better quality piece with a design that flows.
Reading about their unprofessional behavior with regards to unsatisfied customers or those with legitimate questions regarding concerns of no returns was appalling. Its been evident through their vlogs for years that they dont have any "real world" experience or common sense in general. Their lack of education or business acumen should have been the first red flag that maybe they should take their time and hire the right people to ensure its done right the first time but their lack of commom sense and life experience took over and lead to the disaster that is BollieBrand today.
I dont mean to burst their bubble or poop on their dreams or whatever but....measure twice cut once ladies.
Hope they can recover for their own sake but from what Ive seen, sadly, I highly doubt it.
Not sure which one of you mentioned that they are reacting and behaving as if they are blocking people on YT instead of treating it as a business. I agree 100%, they arent doing themselves any favors. If anything, they are opening the eyes of more people as to what kind of people they are.
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Slinky wrote:Hello, I've been a lurker around this neck of the woods for years. I'm not subscribed to E&J anymore but did see the Bollie Announcement video. When I went to check out the actual website, I was so tempted to register here but didnt. I finaly joined when I peeked in to see how this little venture was going...man oh man.
I was annoyed when I first saw the quality of the robe for the price they are asking. The picture I included is what irked me. I might be nitpicking, not sure, but it seems like there's no continuity or attention to detail in the making of these garments. I feel like I can purchase a robe from Forever 21 for less and get a better quality piece with a design that flows.
Reading about their unprofessional behavior with regards to unsatisfied customers or those with legitimate questions regarding concerns of no returns was appalling. Its been evident through their vlogs for years that they dont have any "real world" experience or common sense in general. Their lack of education or business acumen should have been the first red flag that maybe they should take their time and hire the right people to ensure its done right the first time but their lack of commom sense and life experience took over and lead to the disaster that is BollieBrand today.
I dont mean to burst their bubble or poop on their dreams or whatever but....measure twice cut once ladies.
Hope they can recover for their own sake but from what Ive seen, sadly, I highly doubt it.
Not sure which one of you mentioned that they are reacting and behaving as if they are blocking people on YT instead of treating it as a business. I agree 100%, they arent doing themselves any favors. If anything, they are opening the eyes of more people as to what kind of people they are.
Wow you are so right! Honestly I never noticed how the robe was cut but you are right! That is terrible and definitely NOT high quality. Yikes
Slinky wrote:Hello, I've been a lurker around this neck of the woods for years. I'm not subscribed to E&J anymore but did see the Bollie Announcement video. When I went to check out the actual website, I was so tempted to register here but didnt. I finaly joined when I peeked in to see how this little venture was going...man oh man.
I was annoyed when I first saw the quality of the robe for the price they are asking. The picture I included is what irked me. I might be nitpicking, not sure, but it seems like there's no continuity or attention to detail in the making of these garments. I feel like I can purchase a robe from Forever 21 for less and get a better quality piece with a design that flows.
Reading about their unprofessional behavior with regards to unsatisfied customers or those with legitimate questions regarding concerns of no returns was appalling. Its been evident through their vlogs for years that they dont have any "real world" experience or common sense in general. Their lack of education or business acumen should have been the first red flag that maybe they should take their time and hire the right people to ensure its done right the first time but their lack of commom sense and life experience took over and lead to the disaster that is BollieBrand today.
I dont mean to burst their bubble or poop on their dreams or whatever but....measure twice cut once ladies.
Hope they can recover for their own sake but from what Ive seen, sadly, I highly doubt it.
Not sure which one of you mentioned that they are reacting and behaving as if they are blocking people on YT instead of treating it as a business. I agree 100%, they arent doing themselves any favors. If anything, they are opening the eyes of more people as to what kind of people they are.
I'm with you! I've been lurking on here for weeks, and I finally signed up. I'm so over everything to do with Bollie. Everything is tacky including the "pop socket" that is a cheap bootleg that a store near me sells for a dollar each.
Kaylor1 wrote:Are they paying someone to fill orders now? There is no mention of packaging or going to the warehouse. I know they are probably renting space to store all their merchandise based on the amount of stuff that was behind them when then did the first day of filling orders but is that normally included in the rental if a warehouse? I have no idea, I've never ran a business like this.
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I think they’ve been paying someone to fill orders. That first trip to the warehouse was just for fun.
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They are probably paying Landon (Julie's un-employeed husband) to do it.
amyfalafal wrote:Promoting both their brand and Albionfit? Shouldnt you be focused on promoting your own Bollie Brand?! Where's the logic
Money Money Money !
Although I thought she was low key dissing Albion Fit in the video about the design of the dress.
That's the same way I took it too. On the dress vlog, she said "in the past when I've put on clothing for photoshoots, the clothes are pinned and sinched to make them look good for the pictures, but as soon as you take them out, the clothes don't fit right, they are dragging, showing your bra, etc....." I took that as her throwing Albion fit under the bus. I hope someone brought that to Albionfit's attention and they discontine their partnership with her. Even if she wasn't talking about Albion fit, she and Ellie go on and on (and on and on) about the superior quality of their clothes and how nothing else will compare to their clothing, and that they have NEVER been able to find clothes made as well as they one they have made.................that is a direct blow to any other company they have worked with. (ie. Albionfit)
amyfalafal wrote:Promoting both their brand and Albionfit? Shouldnt you be focused on promoting your own Bollie Brand?! Where's the logic
I feel like the albionfit vibe is what Bonnie was hoping to go for with Bollie. She loves matching sweatsuits, jumpsuits, anything she can wear to match Olivia. I don’t know why they wouldn’t include similar items when creating Bollie. It would’ve at least resembled some aspect in her life that would’ve made their brand desirable for who they are. The dress is hideous and I can’t see Bonnie wanting to wear that. Ellie, maybe. We all know who’s idea it was for the robe.
