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Under Armour Factory House

3.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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NU2U or Scr$$ u? Depends on Whether you are buying or selling…read more The good for buyers; opportunities to get a-lot of good quality stuff for better than retail prices. Of course Nu2U is a success. they are sitting in shopaholic Heaven at Jackson outlets. The bad; for them nothing comes to my mind right away. And...NU2U has quite a PR campaign going. Quite a show on instagram and facebook posts. They get lots of great reviews...mostly from happy buyers, who don't seem to understand who really provides them with these great deals and enough leftover to pay rent and salaries and all the PR and appearances of doing good. That would be people who enter in consignment agreements with Nu2u that are expected to let go of their more highly valued stuff for a lot less. So, For sellers now- ok! I was a consignor this past year but I decided to quit. reasons: 1) I found really isn't enough in it for me as a seller to bother; mostly because of too much effort and $$ involved in preparing and transporting items to them to sell and then very low payouts - combined with unpleasant interactions with some of the store associates. Some of The store associates did not appear (at least to me, anyway) the same people as they appear to be in those perky instagram posts. But you can't see their fangs on instagram. I found some to be quick to tell you when you are not following their contract but don't you dare call them out on anything. The last time I went to the store to pick up my unsold consignments a store associate refused to release them 3 days early from the 45 day consignment period unless I paid a 25 percent pen-al-ty to the store. But- technically I wasn't 3 days early; because she was two weeks late acknowledging my consignments! Also, at that time she admitted that she wouldn't be interested in re consigning any of the unsold items in this batch anyway if I left them. But-she asserted herself and made her point if there was one. and then, during the time of this discussion taking place, another store associate, who I later found out to be the owner's mother, walked up and inserted herself into the conversation to provide backup to her, or to be less polite, to gang up on me. she stared me down, growled like an angry zoo animal might and then attempted to reprimand/dress me down publicly in the store. She forgot to supply the popcorn. I left the store without my unsold items and haven't picked them up since. Not worth it. I made a mental note of how much money they made off of me this past year and it didn't sit well with me. People that have popular designer stuff and just want to downsize with no other agenda will do ok here. But, decide if donating yourself is a better option, if you really want "do good" to avoid the additional investment of the time and energy in driving to the store, making sure your clothes are labeled and gift wrapped appropriately, not bothering the staff on Mondays, the weekends or any other days they are either busy or closed, And to recap: potentially having to deal with various unprofessional behaviors from store associates; (ex. ganging up on you in public, dissing you and relying on enough plausible deniability to get away with it). And don't ever expect any accountability as in, for example, I know better than to ask why a couple of months ago I got $7.60 for a $160 pair of size 8 Bjorn loafers never worn. But they won't be getting any more new pairs of Bjorn loafers from me. Another note as to why it's about to get alot harder for sellers; I believe that it's become more popular to consign there. As that had evolved, they show signs of overwhelm as reflected in the complaints I described. The last time I was in the store to try to retrieve my consignments before they declared ownership of my things and/or gave them away (as per their one sided contract) I observed that a-lot of my things were jammed in racks where nobody was likely to find it. Something's got to give! But that may self correct if more consigners besides me start to not feel the love.

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