I had purchased a dress from sears catalogue for my sister's wedding. the dress was origionally purchased in january. the wedding itself was in sept. i had tried the dress on a total of 3 times (never had it altered it fit like a glove). the day of the wedding... no problems unitl i started to walk up the steps to sign my sister's wedding license. the zipper let in the dress and i tripped in it tearing apart of the lining. very very very upset i went back to sears that following day. the lady at the counter had tried the zipper and lo and behold it worked. she looked at her co-worker like i was lying to get my money back cause it was torn. i obiviously debated. the other lady told me that the dress was worn. ( uh... yes...) and that the tags were missing (uh... who's going to wear a dress with the tags on it...) and she also mentioned the purchase date. (well im not going to shop for a brides maid dress the week befor the wedding...(DUH...) i wore the dress a total of 3 hours. if i had knwoen that the sales lady was going to tell me that the dress "fufilled it's intended purposes " and that i couldnt get store credit or another dress i would have spent the $200 elsewhere!!! i had all the necessary paper work the slips and bills, etc. i even had the tags that came off it... so with out a dress and the embarrassment to my sister im out $200 and i can guarantee you that all my friends and family are horrified with sears especially the statement that it "fufilled it's intended pourposes". i can safly say that neither me / my firends / family will ever purchase anything form sears ever again.
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