Dare I ask? What DON'T you like about EF?

Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
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Originally posted by Kat Shanahan
I hate that international buyers get the short end of the stick in terms of shipping. U.S. customers can get free shipping after a certain price point; international customers don't.
thats fairly normal for most places that ship internationaly
06/20/2011
Contributor: Kat Shanahan Kat Shanahan
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Originally posted by Wondermom
thats fairly normal for most places that ship internationaly
I'm aware of that. I still think it sucks. And some places define "international" customers differently. A *lot* of places based in the US, for example, don't consider Canada to be "international." A lot do, sure, but there are also a lot that don't.

And I think that a periodic promotion wherein international customers are offered free shipping would be a good thing. Hell, even if it was just twice a year, that would be better than nothing.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Eucaly Eucaly
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Originally posted by ToyGurl
I always wondered if there was anything people DIDN'T like about EF...?
Some great discontinued products.

The fact that they don't have features I would like, such as some way to keep track of the personal stores I favorited without also linking to them by hand (I mean, what is the point of favoriting them if there's no list of them sitting anywhere in your account for later perusal?).
06/20/2011
Contributor: Rockin' Rockin'
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Originally posted by Antipova
You all have brought up good points about the forum and point farmers.

I have one thought about the new review showcasing algorithms, but it sounds like I should plunk that over in the community planning meeting thread...

About my only ... more
If you right click on the link, then click somewhere else (to get rid of the right click menu), then when you hover over the link, it shows the actual destination.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
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Originally posted by Rockin'
If you right click on the link, then click somewhere else (to get rid of the right click menu), then when you hover over the link, it shows the actual destination.
I learned something new! Thanks!
06/20/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Bunnycups
Yes! If that happens I think the forum will become much more useful. I also agree with you on the order of reviews for less than Extremely useful.

In the Community Planning Meeting Sam said she thinks people dole out extremely useful too ... more
I noticed that today that a lingerie product had a 3 star rating yet no one has reviewed it???? I wish that you couldn't rate a product if you havent reviewed it. Makes it way too hard to judge if I want it or not.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
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Originally posted by sexyintexas
I noticed that today that a lingerie product had a 3 star rating yet no one has reviewed it???? I wish that you couldn't rate a product if you havent reviewed it. Makes it way too hard to judge if I want it or not.
Just because there is no review doesn't mean someone doesn't own the item. I have plenty of items that I own, have rated on product pages, but have not written a review.

On the other hand, I also think way too many people use the rating system thinking it is the lure.
06/20/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Kindred
Just to clarify, although it may be annoying to get a "" as a comment on a review, every comment actually improves your rank. I don't comment often, but sometimes I will say a simple "Good review, thanks" because I don't ... more
I do too. If its a really good review I may add something or compare to something I have but still if its good I want to let them know that I did take the time to read it and that its appriciated.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Antipova Antipova
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Originally posted by Kindred
Just because there is no review doesn't mean someone doesn't own the item. I have plenty of items that I own, have rated on product pages, but have not written a review.

On the other hand, I also think way too many people use the ... more
It would be handy if we could access lure from someplace besides the wish lists, because I see people do that all the time, so I hardly pay attention to the ratings at all and just assume they're inflated. I rarely use lure because once it's in my wishlist, I already know I want it.
06/20/2011
Contributor: LambChop LambChop
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Originally posted by Alan & Michele
I'm not sure if it qualifies as a "dislike," but I really REALLY wish they'd mention if a lingerie item is latex free in the product description like they do with the toys. "Mesh" and "stretch lace" are catch-all ... more
GREAT point! I've come across several items (not just a lingerie/latex question) with vague materials information. I don't have an allergy issue, but it is nice to have clear info on materials.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Antipova Antipova
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Originally posted by Rockin'
If you right click on the link, then click somewhere else (to get rid of the right click menu), then when you hover over the link, it shows the actual destination.
Oh, that would be really handy, and I'll use it whenever I'm on a PC. But ctrl+clicking on a mac doesn't seem to work the same.

Thanks, though!
06/20/2011
Contributor: cherryredhead88 cherryredhead88
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Originally posted by BBW Talks Toys
Email Zuul when you see these or mark them as Spam. It's what the flags are for!
I do mark them as spam, but I hate to keep marking things. I never know when they will be taken care of or if it is considered spam. With certain posters, it is hard to tell when they are really being genuine or when they just want points. :/
06/20/2011
Contributor: cherryredhead88 cherryredhead88
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Originally posted by Antipova
It would be handy if we could access lure from someplace besides the wish lists, because I see people do that all the time, so I hardly pay attention to the ratings at all and just assume they're inflated. I rarely use lure because once it's ... more
I have noticed that some product pages allow you to access lure without adding to wishlists.

I also noticed that there is no link to take you directly to wishlist, you have to click Wishlist>Manage my lists to get into them.
06/20/2011
Contributor: Petite Valentine Petite Valentine
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Originally posted by Kat Shanahan
I hate that international buyers get the short end of the stick in terms of shipping. U.S. customers can get free shipping after a certain price point; international customers don't.
As someone who purchases from retailers outside of the US, I understand how you feel. I recently made a purchase from Amazon UK, and though I'm a 'Prime' member in the US, and spent 3x the amount required for free shipping in the UK, I still ended up paying more for the postage than the actual items.

I hate it, but I believe there is a legitimate reason. Most domestic postal programs offer a form of flat rate shipping discount, which means weight is no longer a factor after a certain point. If it fits in the box, whether it weighs two pounds or twenty pounds, it doesn't cost any more to send it. Unfortunately, I have NEVER seen flat rate shipping offered for international mail (other than slim document envelopes), which means every ounce added to the package drives up the shipping price. The more you buy, the more it costs the business to ship it. They don't extend a discount because they don't receive one.
06/20/2011
Contributor: ZenaidaMacroura ZenaidaMacroura
It would be really handy if there was a way to know what's about to be discontinued. But I'm pretty sure I'm not the first person to say so. I imagine it would be too hard to do that kind of thing, but it would be awesome. I hate missing out on things because I didn't know they were going to be discontinued.
06/20/2011