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Nike develops athletic footwear, apparel and equipment. The brand caters to athletes across various sports. Founded in 1964, the company creates products aimed to combine functionality with style.
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Reviewed June 5, 2026
I’ve been ordering shoes from Nike.com due to it is hard to get women’s 10.5 size in stores. Ordered shoes cost over $200 dollars and they use some random carrier called Ontrac. My shoes have been delayed, and Nike refuses to refund my money. Saying the delivery date is showing the next day. I’ve been waiting for 5 days now. I can order $50 shoes and be delivered by UPS but over $200 and they using some generic brand carrier. I’ll just buy men’s shoes in the store from now on. Nike is trash.
Reviewed May 26, 2026
I needed to return a pair of shoes that I ordered for a larger size. The return was easy enough but it took forever for Nike to ship the replacements to me. They sat with a shipping number for days at the Nike warehouse. It’s been over a week, why Nike? You took my money the same day but you can’t ship for over a week on an in stock item! No wonder people are abandoning Nike, you need to be much better!
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Reviewed May 2, 2026
My wallet was stolen, and a purchase was made for $395. I called customer support not only did it take him a half hour to find the order placed with my card just 4 hrs before contacting them. They can only cancel small portion of the one order and would provided no other information, including the balance of what was not or what was cancelled. Customer service was rude, unprofessional, disrespectful, and careless. Would never recommend asking them for help, let alone by their stuff.
Reviewed April 28, 2026
By far the worst experience doing online shopping. Paid $30 for expedited shipping. Was supposed to get them 24 April 2026. Here it is April 28, 2026. Still no shoes and now I’m being told I won’t get them until May 5. What was the point when I needed these for my son’s basketball games. Won’t even give me a refund but they haven’t even been shipped out yet saying that the package is being processed. How long does it take the package a pair of shoes? Where are they coming from? This is insane. I’ll never order from them again. First and last time. Horrible experience, horrible customer service. Only got a one star for me because I didn’t have a choice because they would get negative stars.
Reviewed April 18, 2026
Note that I have wasted so much time in ordering and waiting for the order and also driving to the store twice!
Well, I called their customer care customer service and the agent was very sympathetic after checking all the notes in my account and promised to escalate so they can ship just the bag. I was told I would get an email. It took another follow-up call and many days before I eventually got an annoying email that says they can’t send the bag and I just have to take the cleats like that or return it without anymore exchange! So I had to take the cleats like that because the cleats itself was good but I don’t understand for the life of me why Nike would put me through such without fixing the problem! Good product, bad, bad support in terms of resolving issues!

Reviewed April 17, 2026
Not even 7 months old and some of the shoe is coming in off and not even that the stitching is coming loose everywhere. Quality is shocking. Had Nike all my life but not quality like this. So sad.

Reviewed March 14, 2026
I went ahead and ordered those imperial purple Jordan retro 4 and the quality was terrible. It was a defect on my shoe. I’ll attach a picture. Nike is doing such a poor job nowadays. It may be time for me to stop purchasing.

Reviewed Feb. 1, 2026
They are constantly screwing people out their money. If I get lucky enough to hit on special release which is hardly ever they always send me damaged shoes or deliver my stuff somewhere else. Now they have given me a 15% off promo for my troubles and if you look at the pictures and actually do the math it says it applied the 15% off but not one price is correct. None of them are actually fifteen percent off, they're all like three dollar differences and that's definitely not correct for every one of the prices. It's ridiculous really. Then I argue with customer service explaining this and the lady tried to tell me it's because of this and that and even though I took everything out the cart she said would be affecting it and it still wasn't correct.
They screw you over out of everything and it's absolutely ridiculous really because I spend thousands a week with them to not be appreciated as a customer or anything and just end up with all the returned garbage paying full price for everything. I wouldn't recommend them, I absolutely don't trust them, they're dishonest and everything else. Do the math for yourself in the pictures. It's sad how many people they probably actually trick like that also.

Reviewed Jan. 10, 2026
I bought two pairs of Nike Vision trainers ('pumps') from Sports Direct (white, and black and white) and as we all know they give credit-notes instead of returning people's funds - credit-notes are much of the time pointless if you happen to have very particular clothing tastes - and which turned out to be a realised nuisance as only within one hour did I notice when looking down at them as I was wandering out-and-about shopping a crease on the top where you bend your foot in a natural walking motion and which is what product-designers are meant to avoid when working on a shoe's structure because otherwise a crease in that specific area will soon become permanent and your new footware will rapidly look in used condition.
I phoned Nike and they said I have to provide photos of the fault and receipts in PDF-format and which was awkward in itself as one of the purchases had taken place in a physical store rather than online; and, when achieved, they would then have the trainers collected. I go about this, having to trot down to the local store as well as communicate with online staff (the two pairs were bought via both those means) and then after having gone to the trouble of emailing them, along with all the requested documents, their 'Nike Service' department responds by declining my case with the excuse that the fault is wear and tear, myself having explained in length on the phone that the photos were taken immediately after wearing them on that first occasion (the photos are date-stamped). So, they dismissed my claim with a mistruth.
This result is not actually surprising because I had tried to obtain some contracted work ages ago as a video-editor with their company, my producing undoubtedly blowing their standards out of the water, and they wouldn't give me the hours and I knew at the time this was because they didn't like being inferior in any way. Something of a 'funny' attitude. Their recent lie as to the design-fault of these trainers fits with a company that won't admit it is wrong or is second-best even when it sometimes is. Anyway, in short, the Nike Vision trainers are badly designed and I wouldn't advise buying them. (Please note that one of the pair were bought in store, as explained, and I have mislaid the till-receipt; hence, only one proof-of-purchase and corresponding order-number provided in this review)
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2025
Nike is the worst customer service I have ever had to call. I sent back a lemon pair of shoes expecting to get them replaced or refunded. They told me they don’t do that and threw away my shoes. I will never buy a pair of Nike shoes again.

Reviewed Oct. 26, 2025
I’ve bought many Nike products but will not anymore. For the price you pay, you’d think that the quality would be superior. I bought a hoodie and it is literally fraying on sleeves and on the bottom and fabric on the back is thinning😱😱😱. New slogan for Nike-Pay Much More and get a Cheaply Made Product! 😡😡😡
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2025
Ordered pink baseball cleats for our child. Nike sends two left foot shoes and won't rectify the mess. Color no longer in stock. No cleats in time for child's baseball game and the cherry on top... they kept transferring me in the chat and then nobody would answer to handle this. Nike sucks. I'm expected to spend 30 minutes to go return them, who pays for my time and gas to fix their mess? Besides my child's utter disappointment about not getting the much anticipated color they selected. Sports dreams crushed.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2025
My family has always been a Nike family. My boys love Nike. However my boys can no longer wear Nike dud to them being so narrow. Nike please start making wide toe box shoes in the athletic stylish Basketball type shoes. It's so unfair for children to be bullied because they can fit into Nike.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2025
Terrible customer service. Extremely unhelpful and rude. I ordered 2 pairs of infant shoes, they messed up the shipping and send them to another state and didn’t want to issue a refund. They offered free shipping but this was not my fault at all and I feel like as a customer, I deserved better for their mistake.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2025
Customer service is horrible. I tried to use a gift card and the pin came off with the sticker covering it. Guy at the store says it happens all the time and to call the customer service number. They want proof of purchase. It was a gift??? And they will review the photos in 7 business days!
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2025
Customer service is useless at this company. The bottom of my kid's shoes fell off. I took pictures but threw out the shoe since I was on vacation. They refused to issue a refund or replacement since I no longer had the shoe in my possession. Upon further research, I found this was a known issue with the shoe, as evidenced by multiple reviews from other customers. They still refused to issue a refund and kept disconnecting my chat sessions.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2025
Updated on 09/15/2025: Less than 1 star. Only after I filed a BBB complaint did Nike replace my $45 gift card — and even then, they added their boilerplate excuse about not being responsible for lost or stolen cards. I had already heard that line multiple times and explained why it didn’t apply. The card was never lost or stolen — it stayed in my possession the entire time. The PIN was still covered and not visible, so it could not have been used by my manager or anyone else before me.
The receipt shows the card was purchased on 12/12/24, but Nike’s own records claim it was used on 12/21/24 — before I even received it on 12/24/24. This clearly shows the problem is with Nike’s gift card security system, not with the customer. Nike still denies responsibility and only replaced the gift card as a “one-time courtesy” after I involved the BBB. That’s not a real resolution — it’s damage control. Their system allowed unauthorized use before the intended recipient ever had access, and rather than admit fault, they tried to shift blame onto me.
Buyer Beware: Nike gift cards are not secure. Even if you keep the card and PIN protected, you may find the balance gone before you ever get to use it. Nike denies responsibility and hides behind “courtesy replacements” instead of fixing their broken system. I strongly caution against buying Nike gift cards until these serious security flaws are addressed.
Original Review: I received a Nike gift card as a Christmas gift from my manager. She gave me the original receipt along with the card. The card and PIN have been in my possession since the day it was purchased, and the PIN cover was intact until I attempted to use it. When I tried to redeem the card for the first time in August 2025, it was declined due to a PIN error. After much time wasted trying to get through Nike customer service BOTS, I was able to talk to a human. I followed Nike Customer Service’s instructions — I submitted photos of the card and the receipt and even contacted the seller, who confirmed the purchase and amount. Nike then told me there were no funds on the card. I asked how that could happen without the PIN. Nike ultimately told me the funds could not be recovered and suggested filing a police report. BUT, there has been no theft or loss — this card has been securely stored since purchase.
This failure occurred within Nike’s own systems or in its retail partner activation process. This is not a case of “lost or stolen” value — It is a product defect. Nike, as the issuer, has an obligation to ensure that gift cards it sells and distributes through its partners are valid when first redeemed. To sell a gift card that is unusable and then refuse to honor or replace it is unfair and potentially deceptive. If you are not secure enough to prevent people from stealing gift card funds, you should not be selling them. Seems like this goes against the CARD Act which implies a responsibility on the part of the issuing company to honor the card. I proved I had the card in my possession and I had the receipt. Nike told me to go pound sand and contact law enforcement. Against who?
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2025
I purchased Nike shoes (manufactured April 4, 2024) with a 2-year warranty. Within a short period of normal use, they developed a loud, persistent squeak. I followed all the steps Nike’s customer service recommended, but the issue was never fixed. I submitted a warranty claim (Claim #**) with photos and videos proving the defect. Nike denied the claim, saying it wasn’t a manufacturing flaw—yet refused to share the inspection report. Worse, they recycled my shoes without telling me this meant I’d never get them back for a second opinion.
Nike’s “appeal” process is essentially non-existent. I was told the decision was final, even after asking for escalation. For a premium brand, I expected better quality, accountability, and transparency. Instead, I lost both my product and my trust in Nike. I will not be purchasing Nike products again, and I strongly caution others to be aware of how their warranty process actually works before buying.
Reviewed July 26, 2025
It is sad there is no option for 0 stars here, as this is the worst experience. I went to the store to buy running shoes. They didn't have them so the nice lady ordered it online for me to be shipped to my house for free, wow! 5 days later, I received a package and inside is a wrong order with children's shoes. I called customer-service and the first gentleman asked me to send to shoes back by waiting for a return label. When I asked him when will I have the correct shoes, he transferred me to another person who knew nothing about what we were talking about and after I explained the issue again, they said I cannot exchange the order and hung up. I called again and I'm on an endless wait for a manager since the third person who I'm speaking to does not have the authority to ship the correct order.... What happened to Nike??
Reviewed July 24, 2025
Nike customer service is the worst I have ever dealt with! They base their product warranty on the date the sneakers were manufactured not when you purchased them. The sneakers were defective and when we tried to return, the warranty had already expired prior to being delivered to my house. The manufactured date of the sneakers were 2 years old yet we just received them!! Their C.S supervisors are rude and don't understand that giving a little goes a long way! Our family and friends will never buy a Nike product ever again!
Reviewed July 24, 2025
I am a Nike customer who has brought dozens of pairs of Nike. While I don’t have any negative experiences with the quality of Nike Products, I do however take issue with the Shoe drop process. I know that I am a Nike club member just like others are. When I am waiting for a shoe to drop I know other club members are as well. I can never fully comprehend how we all can be online at the same time and order shoes at the same time and I be notified that I was not able to secure the dropped shoes. Yet I go on another retailers/resellers site and they ALWAYS have the same shoe at a marked up price I just tried to get from Nike Club a short while ago. It only seems to happen with the Hot Drop items. On At least 4-5 different occasions It just seems as though other club members have preferred treatment in getting specific shoes. I hope Nike Club is able to rectify this problem and that their practices are not discriminatory in nature.

Reviewed July 13, 2025
I am a brand loyalist. I have purchased Nike products for over 30 years. I have shoes, sunglasses, socks, Sporting goods, clothing, wallets, pretty much anything they've made, I have purchased for myself and others. I have always been happy with the quality even though sometimes the price can be a little high compared to competing brands. I purchased shoes specifically because they were wide and very comfortable. My first pair were great. I bought a second and third and had issues with a clicking noise when I walked. I've seen on the web that this is not uncommon. I contacted Nike Customer support and was told that two of the shoes are out of warranty, even though I just bought them. Clearly they're stale inventory at certain retailers.
One pair that they would look at for potential credit, I had to ship at my own cost to them. I received a message that it was normal wear and tear.??? These shoes have only been worn for a few hours, there was no wear on them, and no mention of the original complaint. It would be normal wear at this point, but the noise isn't. They're sending me back my shoes, so now I'm out three pairs of shoes that are annoying to wear, plus shipping.
The customer service is awful. I have spent thousands with this brand. And we'll now be donating everything I have to charity and I will be switching to Under Armor. They are more cost-effective, and I'm more likely to get decent customer service. This company needs to Learn how to take care of its customers. I wrote a nice letter sharing my loyalty, not looking for anything for free, I just want what I paid for. This used to be a brand that I wore proudly. Now it just represents to me a bad experience.
Don't waste your time with customer service. They don't care, and you won't get any resolution. Take your defective products back to the stores. They tell you to contact customer service. Just a runaround. So basically, they can sell you a defective product, and you have no recourse. If you buy from them, keep in mind you're stuck with it even if it's defective.
Note to Nike: You have lost thousands of dollars in future revenue from me. I own at least a hundred items of the NIKE brand and have gifted thousands of dollars more. All I have will be donated to a thrift store, and I will no longer purchase or recommend your products to anyone. I hope the approximately $300.00 I have in defective product that you won't stand by was worth it to you.
Reviewed June 23, 2025
I’ve been a loyal Nike customer for years, but this recent experience has completely shattered my trust in the brand. I purchased a pair of Nike shoes that ended up causing a painful bruise on my ankle—a clear product issue, not a sizing or sock problem. When I reached out to Nike for support, I was met with cold, robotic responses and zero empathy. Their customer service insisted on an "inspection" process but made it clear in advance that I likely wouldn’t qualify for any compensation, even before seeing the product.
Let me be clear: I wasn’t asking for anything unreasonable—just a gift card to replace shoes that physically injured me. I even offered to destroy the shoes and send a photo, but Nike refused. The whole process felt designed to deter customers rather than help them. This kind of treatment is unacceptable, especially from a global brand that markets itself as customer-focused and athlete-first. Nike, if you won’t stand behind your products, why should anyone stand in line to buy them?
Reviewed June 13, 2025
I would give a 0 if possible. Wow how Nike changed. I purchased a pair of Nike Max 209$ 2 months ago, the insole like disintegrated. So I called to do a return as seems to be a manufacturer defect. They strung me along with the most rude and disrespectful way for over 2 weeks with zero info even with my 4 phones to them!!! They are denying the claim over the 2 yrs ummmm WHAT PART OF 2 MONTHS DO YOU NOT GET IDIOTS!! Please do yourself and me and my family all a huge service and NEVER buy this product. They need to learn a valuable lesson!!!! GARAGE QUALITY, SERVICE and CUSTOMER CARE 100%. Take it to the News!
Reviewed May 4, 2025
I spent $90 on a pair of Nike Shox that blew out in one week. The squeak was so loud that I literally had to stop wearing them. Utter disappointment and waste of my money. A co worker saw my shoes the first week and loved how they looked and purchased the same pair online. Within a month hers blew out too. That is a lot of money to spend on a pair of shoes to not last. Especially when I really liked how they looked and felt. Skeptical to spend money on Nike shoes anymore.
Reviewed May 1, 2025
Never again. Ordered, waited whole day and didn't come in. They canceled it day after making order. Called and spoke to someone, placed order, again didn't come in. Both times waited both days. NEVER AGAIN
Reviewed April 29, 2025
I bought some shoes and I was counting on the date they put for their arrival, but two more days have already passed and they haven't arrived, so 1- they are not responsible for the arrival date. 2- they put an incorrect date just to sell, this is the second time this has happened to me... I do not recommend buying online at all.

Reviewed April 24, 2025
Nike Alphafly review. I have nothing to say about its functionality; its sole is designed to do whatever is defined, but I cannot say the same for the whole; don't forget it's a whole thing we call a shoe. This is one of the most expensive products for running. I needed to send it back two times for a defective product. These are not made to last; they are made to break soon. The shoe toe molds are broken, making sizes unexpectedly different in every order; one is tight, and one is loose. I'm not talking about unaesthetic asymmetric ugliness. At least Nike has that easy return!
Waiting for your refund for a long time for a defective product is frustrating. You can't do your exchange yourself like with other brands. Agents do not act as if these defective products are abnormal for Nike quality; they already accept that it's very common and ask you to buy the next one at full price first so they can adjust the price later. It's a pure marketing trick. There are other versions from different brands with the same functionality, and their quality is much higher. What happened to Nike quality?
Reviewed April 4, 2025
Shoes that are a year old just got denied warranty for an obnoxious squeak because they said they might have gotten wet. Sneakers can’t get wet now? What should I wear when it’s raining? Horrible customer service. I guess it’s time to find another shoe company!
Reviewed March 27, 2025
Bought some Nikes from footlocker yesterday and basically threw away $100. The Air Max 90s are not walking shoes. The back is so high is caused food blisters and bleeding and I don’t think I can return them cause I wore them out. Both of my feet were sore but one even bleed.
Reviewed March 26, 2025
Nike customer service is a misnomer. It should be called customer disservice. Sent in shoes for evaluation and email results said normal wear and tear. This was not the case and was clearly a defect. Nike response, "We train our team and they can’t be wrong. You can appeal but the decision won’t change." Never Nike. No real product support just a system to not live up to their claims of product quality and support.
Reviewed March 26, 2025
I bought two pairs of Nike sneakers for each of my daughters in August 2024. Now it’s March, and the sneakers are damaged—coming apart—and one of them has started to emit a very bad smell from the rubber part. I am so disappointed with this purchase. I have always worn Nike sneakers since I was little, and they lasted a long time. Now that I buy them for my daughters, they haven’t lasted at all. These were expensive sneakers, and now I have to buy new ones in such a short time. I bought them Reebok sneakers two years ago, and they are still in perfect condition. I’ve washed them many times, and they are very durable. I thought Nike was better and would last longer.
The manufacturing years are 2022 and 2023, so they are out of warranty, but I find it unfair to have to throw $200 in the trash in just seven months when I am a hardworking mom who struggles for everything. There should be a solution in cases like this. It is very frustrating for me. I wanted to let you know about my dissatisfaction so that you take into account that the quality of your products has recently not been good. Parents cannot afford to be spending money on sneakers every six months.
Reviewed March 25, 2025
Nike just permanently banned me from shopping online—without any warning. I’ve been a loyal Nike customer since 2017, regularly purchasing and supporting the brand. I’ve spent $5700 with them up to date. But today, I was told I can no longer place orders online because of “excessive returns.” Like many online shoppers, I often order multiple sizes to find the right fit—because Nike’s own sizing is inconsistent. I’ve always followed their return policy, yet without a single warning or chance to adjust my shopping habits, they blocked my account permanently.
When I called customer service, the rep was kind and tried to help, but the answer was final: Once you’re banned, there’s no way to reverse it. Their only “solution”? Shop in-store. But I shouldn’t have to—I work 13-hour shifts and rely on online shopping for convenience. Nike is happy to take my money in person but refuses to let me shop online? That makes no sense.
More than anything, their treatment makes me feel small and humiliated—like I did something wrong, like I committed fraud or a crime. But I did nothing wrong. I simply utilized their online shopping and return policies the way they were designed. Yet now I’m being punished and treated like a problem. This is how Nike treats long-time, paying customers—by punishing them for following the return policy they created. No warning, no second chance, just an outright ban. If this is how Nike operates now, I’m done supporting them. Loyal customers deserve better. Nike, this was a sucker move!!!!
Reviewed March 19, 2025
Nike has went down hill bad. I can't get no shoes no more even though I've spent 100k with them. They allow employees to outsource shoes to resellers like Stockx and Goat. I'm 0-55 on launches from a site I spent 100k on? That's outrageous. But my buddy that's good with computers hits every draw. He switches his ip address over and over and sometimes wins as many as 5 or 6 pair on each release. But I can't get me and my kids a pair we want. It's disrespectful to loyal customers. When you contact support, they're rude and horrible to deal with. I've won the raffle. Went to pick up my shoes, got told we don't have them. And then see the same employee still in uniform at the resale store with a stack of the shoes they wouldn't sell me. So then the price goes from $200 a pair to $700 a pair. It's not ok. Nike shouldn't be allowed to do that. Retail is retail.
Reviewed March 14, 2025
I have been buying Nike shoes and apparel for 40 years and the quality and customer service have become nonexistent. The last two pairs of shoes i bought fell apart after a couple weeks and the sizing on the SAME exact shoes are a half to full size off from what I ordered. Just the inconsistency of sizes are enough to make you mad. Exchange after Exchange after Exchange. It's ridiculous!!!! I will never buy another Nike product.
Reviewed March 10, 2025
Giving up on Nike. I use to wear only Nike because I have a very thin and small foot. Nike always fit my foot good. I have ordered 3 pair of shoes, (sneakers) and all 3 does not fit like they use too. One pair says sustained material, 1 pair says 20% sustain. Yet we're still paying high prices. No way I'm finding me a new company. Not sure who I'll go with. But definitely not Nike.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2025
I am extremely disappointed with the customer service that I received from Nike. I ordered two pairs of shoes for each of my kids to try on with plans to send one pair back each. I sent the shoes back per the required return policy (which is very vague in my opinion), and they are claiming it was beyond the 60 day return period. I have clear records that the return was initiated appropriately but the return was initially denied and the shoes were sent back to me.
I contacted customer service to figure out why the return was denied. After walking thru the dates of delivery and return, they agreed with me and sent a new return label. I sent the shoes back per their instructions and again the return was denied and the shoes returned to me. I called customer service again and explained the issue. The customer service representative agreed with my analysis but couldn’t give me a definitive answer. Later, I received a generic email saying my return was denied. I am so frustrated and have spent way too much time on this. I have three young children and planned on spending a lot of money with Nike over the next many years, but after this experience, I am not planning to shop with them again. They need to do better.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2025
Buy their products at your own risk. I sent them a pair of Monarchs that were not even 6 months old and that were clearly defective and they denied to replace them. The bottom of one of the sneakers was separating from the shoe because of poorly gluing it on. This was the 3rd or 4th pair I have of these and they used to be good. I won't waste my money on Nike products any longer as they don't back up their quality.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2025
Terrible company. I bought a sweatshirt from Nike Strength for my son in law for Christmas. He needed a larger size. He went to a Nike store to return and they would not take it. It was a hassle getting the return label which I had to pay for. Then it took forever to get the credit for the sweatshirt. Then I wanted to simply give him a gift card as I was worn out w co. only to find out they only do $50, $100,etc. increments - no custom dollar amount. I decided to reorder as I didn't want my son in law to incur costs. I paid again for ship and tax. This company does not do exchanges, this co. does not have a phone #, this company does not combine ship, this company is atrocious. I will never do business with Nike ever again. It was a costly sweatshirt and they are penny wise and dollar foolish. Must be in trouble financially due to their disgusting practices in China having the Uighurs make all their apparel. Not a company I want any further association with.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2024
Website orders & customer service left me in disbelief and completely frustrated. I purchased 2 pairs of Nike shoes online as gifts. Realized my son needed to size up. I went online to my orders to do an exchange and it says you need to call…. So I did. I waited on hold for 31 minutes before a rep answered me and we started discussing my order and request for exchange since it says to call them in order to do that. He said he’d start a return for me but I told him I wanted to exchange them for a larger size and he sounded very confused. I’ve attached the picture of the website options (I can’t show you the shoes because they started the return and once you get a label, an exchange or return is no longer an option after they send you that). Also, I was trying to find out from him why an exchange is even an option if he’s going to create a label to return? I was confused….
I asked, "Don’t you need to know what size shoe I need?" He didn’t answer me. He again said I have to start a return and then I asked him, then why does the site have options for exchange and says to call customer service? He had no answer for me. Please keep in mind, this entire time I was very nice and I told him I’ve waited on hold a long time (even he said wow, that’s a long time) and just want to make sure the right size gets ordered. Suddenly, I hear music and realize he must have thrown me on hold. I’m thinking maybe he went to ask someone how to do this to change the size so I waited and then 2 minutes later it was disconnected. It was a 35 minute phone call, maybe 2 minutes of which I actually had someone on the phone. I couldn’t believe it.
I thought ok, he’s going to call me back, that had to be an accident but that never happened. I was not going to call back so reluctantly (although with high hopes of resolve), I’ll just go all the way to the Nike store in Chicago (hour drive) and talk face to face to a person and just return it all because I was so confused about this process.
I got to the Nike store later that evening and explained what happened and guess what - he couldn’t help me! Apparently the guy I called in customer service created a return label so they couldn’t do anything. He explained that If I want to exchange shoes then I need to return them and reorder. What?! I was very kind to both the customer service guy on the phone and the gentlemen in the store because this is not their fault but to Nike, why in the world does your site offer 2 options - MAKE AN EXCHANE and START A RETURN if that’s in fact not an option? Ridiculous. I wasted 35 min on the phone with no answers, drove an hour to the store with zero help. So messy. Your employee at the Nike store should have been able to void my label or do something because now I have to go to ups to return. The amount of time I’ve spent on this is absurd.
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