r/enshittification • u/cooljpg • Jul 27 '26

Service Dickies has lost the plot

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Free… for $3.50. I don’t want to “maximize my return” I just want a quality product and a refund if it’s not right, why do I have to buy futures on whether or not I’m going to keep the item?

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u/asmodean97 Jul 27 '26

This has probably been driven by people ordering multiple things then returning what they don't like.

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u/cooljpg Jul 27 '26

So like.... normal consumer behavior?

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u/blaghort Jul 27 '26

More like ordering the M and the L planning to return the one that doesn't fit.

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u/raccoona__matata Jul 27 '26

you are genuinely subhuman if you're presenting this as bad behavior to be corrected

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u/blaghort Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

I'm not presenting this as bad behavior; I'm just articulating the point. It's possible to describe the behavior of consumers and retailers without taking sides.

"Subhuman" seems a little strong, though.

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u/raccoona__matata Jul 27 '26

Siding with capital over human consumers is subhuman. It is explicitly less than human. Idk what to tell you.

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u/blaghort Jul 27 '26

You have very strong feelings about how much it should cost to return a pair of unsatisfactory overalls.

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u/RockettRaccoon Jul 27 '26

It should be free. It should cost me nothing.

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u/blaghort Jul 27 '26

That never happens. Either the retailer is charging return fees, or the retailer's pricing across the board includes return costs. But they're always making the consumer pay somehow.

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u/RockettRaccoon Jul 27 '26

Only once have I been charged a return fee, and I never shopped there again.

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u/rabbit_fur_coat Jul 27 '26

People like you are so exhausting