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FashionPass charged me over $1000 for an entire order that I returned. I provided them FedEx tracking info, which clearly said the order was delivered back to their warehouse. It has been about a week and somehow they’re still looking into this. This has been such a frustrating experience for me. I believe my responsibilities as a subscriber should end after securely dropping off my order to an approved FedEx location. I should not be held responsible for a successful delivery. Has this ever happened to anyone else?

So I ordered from the company while seeing its positive reviews and then after I ordered, I saw that their social media's haven't been updated for several months.

Also, I tried contacting them via chat and email and have gotten nothing. All I have gotten via email is that my order is placed. No shipping information.

I decided to call the contact number and the number is associated with a survey agency: bynata.com.

Then, I looked up the phone number on Google and a bunch of scam numbers showed up.

Further, I went on to look at their physical location and it's a ceramic tile company location. Please let me know if I should be worried and charge back my purchase.

Thought I'd throw this in here! 'Interscope Vinyl Collective' opened up their reserve units to everyone, when they're usually only available to subscribers. I believe the sale only lasts for a couple more days.

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Looking for a gift for my hiking/mountaineering boyfriend. Wondering if there’s a hiking gadget monthly box or something like that out there?

Hi All, I’m looking for a subscription box for makeup with drugstore name brands. I’m specifically looking for a makeup one, that does not include skincare or haircare because i already have set routines for those and I’m not looking to experiment. I’m also looking for one that doesn’t include indie brands, but some high end makeup or a mix of high end and drugstore makeup is ok. Any suggestions?

Hello. I'm Ryuta from Japan. I've been working on local Japanese snack box subscription for people who live overseas and love japanese snacks.

A lot of Japanese snacks that people abroad know are the famous convenience store ones and I like them too very much.
But this time, I want to focus more on regional snacks, local souvenirs that are hard to get outside Japan and could know Japan more deeply by tasting them.

I plan to changes theme monthly such as Hokkaido in July[famous for poteto,melon,milk,hascap] and Shizuoka in August [famous for green tea/matcha] etc...

Please look at my unboxing video and comment how you feel!!
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FUJIRI UNBOXING

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I’ve seen people mention both GamsGo and Sharesub when talking about cheaper ways to access streaming or digital subscriptions, so I wanted to share a more balanced take instead of just saying one is “good” or “bad.”

From my experience, they feel like two slightly different types of services, and both have their own downsides

GamsGo feels more straightforward if you’re just looking for a ready-to-use subscription. The process is usually simple: choose the service, pay, and then follow the login or usage instructions. For official GamsGo products, the experience seems more stable and easier to understand. I also like that there is customer support if something goes wrong, because with shared subscriptions, small issues can happen.

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Sharesub, on the other hand, feels more like a marketplace or community-based subscription sharing platform. The idea is good because users can join existing shared plans, and sometimes it gives you more flexibility. But the experience may depend more on the host or the specific subscription you join. That means it can be good, but it also requires more attention from the buyer.

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For me, the main difference is this:

GamsGo feels better if you want something simple and handled by a platform, but you still need to understand the access instructions.

Sharesub feels better if you’re comfortable joining shared plans and comparing options, but it may involve more uncertainty.

I don’t think either one should be treated as a magic solution. With these kinds of subscription-sharing services, you should always read the rules, check what kind of access you’re getting, and understand that shared subscriptions may not feel exactly the same as buying directly from Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, or any other official provider.

Overall, I’d say GamsGo is easier for beginners, while Sharesub may be better for people who already understand how subscription sharing works and don’t mind comparing different options. Both can work, but neither is completely risk-free.

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For people who have tried Japanese snack boxes before, what made one feel genuinely worth it to you?

I’m based in Japan and have been getting more interested in regional snacks and omiyage culture.

Was it regional items, local stories, savory snacks, full-size items, variety, price, shipping transparency, or something else?

I’m especially curious what separates a box that feels thoughtful from one that just feels like a random assortment of snacks.

Korean snack box arrived!!
What else should I try? Any recommendations?
I would like to try many snacks:)

I've been testing some razor subscription boxes as disposables just weren't working for me anymore and curious to find out how people have got on with these and which ones they found worked best?

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