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Bought a dress from debenhams brand partner Gusto clothing returned the item almost a day later, tracked my return and says my parcel was collected from Vinted! How random, as I never sent a parcel to vinted. I used the return label in the packaging this very dress was sent in. No way of contacting them & now realising they are scammers
Part of Debenhams “concession brand” what should be stated is “incompetence brand”
Failed to supply concise or accurate return information. Failed to respond to my attempt at contacting them. Complete and utter incompetence
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