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Well, here's what happened: my assistant, Lauren, was working for me for five years. She quit in late October. After that, I hired my new assistant, Karen. I trained Karen and I showed her how to operate the machine, and how big the hanks were supposed to be. Karen always followed my instructions perfectly, but that's when the complaints started coming in... People all started saying that the MLP hanks were too small... much smaller than they'd been accustomed to receiving. I then realized that Lauren had been spinning the hanks much more thickly than she was supposed to, and now, customers were mad that they were receiving less hair. Therefore, I made a change, and all MLP hanks are now supposed to weigh 16 grams (give or take a gram) instead of the 11 grams that they're "supposed" to weigh. Now, a 38" hank is "supposed" to be twice the amount of a 38" hank. So, by that rationale, a 38" hank is "supposed" to weigh 22 grams. I could have upped the weight of the 38" hanks as well, but I didn't. So they're still at 22 grams. I never got any complaints about the 38" hanks being ssmaller than they usually are, so I assumed that Lauren was only spinning the MLP hanks too thickly. To answer your question, please order two MLP hanks in the future, instead of one 38" hank. Two MLP hanks will cost you a total of $6.24, and you'll receive a total of 32 grams of hair. But one 38" hank will cost you $6.25, and you'll only receive 22 grams of hair. I know, it's stupid. But I couldn't increase the amounts on all of the hanks. That would have necessitated me raising the prices. I didn't want to do that to customers.
Now, a 38" hank is "supposed" to be twice the amount of a 38" hank. So, by that rationale, a 38" hank is "supposed" to weigh 22 grams. I could have upped the weight of the 38" hanks as well, but I didn't. So they're still at 22 grams. I never got any complaints about the 38" hanks being ssmaller than they usually are, so I assumed that Lauren was only spinning the MLP hanks too thickly.
I know for a fact that people were complaining about the 38" hanks being smaller. People here posted about it, and I have seen numerous discussions in doll customizing communities about it. I hate that Tina just keeps turning a blind eye to the problems. Just because people were most vocal about the MLP hank size she addressed that issue and has ignored everyone else. She talks a lot about her "loyal customers" but she seems to only care about pleasing some customers and ignoring others. It's like she thinks as long as some people will put up with her and keep ordering then everything is okay, and in the meantime she just pretends all the unhappy people don't exsit. She is currently claiming that everything is running perfectly smoothly with her business, but we have had several people post within the past few weeks stating that they are still having issues with orders and are not reciving responses to their e-mails. Obviously things are not fixed, and I hate to think of more people having bad experiences while she slides right back into the pattern of mistakes and silence.
you got your money back, and you are still expecting her to send you the hair?
She is a sponsored vendor of hair on the arena and people have left her good feedback here.
Therefore, I made a change, and all MLP hanks are now supposed to weigh 16 grams (give or take a gram)