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Just to echo what many others have said. Be aware that you may be signing up to a membership which you will only realise when £59.99 disappears from your bank account.
I read reviews for hotels, holidays etc not for buying a pair of ******* running shorts.
Please do not buy from this company , the site is misleading.
There response was that I’m a VIP member and I’m being rewarded with points.
I’m in dispute with them for randomly taking 49.99 out my account for nothing .
I’ll be seeking legal advice.
Stay well away !
Sneaky practice of selling you membership that you don’t expect
The most genuine of scams. You will get the product you order however after the first month where you get enticed by the new member offers you’re charged almost 60 quid a month for one ‘credit’ and then redeem this for items that are given a ‘credit’ value.
Example, as a new member currently you can get 2 pairs of shorts for just under 25 quid according to their latest Facebook campaign which honestly isn’t bad. However, once you’ve joined those same shorts will cost you more than twice as much. This is true for pretty much every item I’ve seen on their site.
I’ve still got 240 quids worth of ‘credits’ on my account that I’ve now closed. Totally my fault for not closing the account sooner but I can’t get a refund on this now according to fabletics so I’ll have to spend a fair bit of money on items that should cost me under £120 which I don’t even want.
I did post under their latest Facebook advert since it was targeted to me, god knows why 😂 and my post kept getting deleted. I then screen shotted my reply and posted that picture showing I made it whilst tagging fabletics asking why they keep deleting it. Then the whole targeted advertisement has disappeared 😂 says it all about their morals and marketing strategy. ‘Deceive the customer with great deals to sign up and then inflate the prices’.
I never usually write reviews but felt compelled to share my experinace with this company in an effort to save others from what I’ve experienced.
If you’re happy paying twice as much as you expect for your active wear, this is the company for you! If you have more than one brain cell, swerve ‘em like the plague!
Another fake ass company on youtube , please do not buy
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