We sent a pair of shoes we bought from Adidas for inspection after just one day of use because they caused blisters on my daughter’s foot. After more than a month without any response, we called to follow up, and they couldn’t even locate the shoes. The store said there was a shipping issue and asked us to wait a few more days, assuring us that our complaint would likely be approved. Now, one and a half months later, we received the same message again from Adidas, saying “Your product has been received for inspection.” I’ve been trying to call the store for ten minutes, and no one is answering. I no longer want to deal with this. If you don’t contact me and issue my refund as soon as possible, I will take the matter to the Consumer Rights Court.
I purchased a pair of Adidas sports shoes with a 6-month warranty, but within just 2 months, the inner lining of both shoes began to tear. I sent the product for warranty inspection twice. On both occasions, when I went to the store after 5–6 days, I was told that the product had been rejected and n...
About 8–9 months ago, I bought a pair of sports shoes for my child from an Adidas store. After a short period of use, we noticed that the sole of the shoe was causing discomfort and injury to my child's heel. We took the product back to the Viaport store where we purchased it and requested an exchan...
I purchased a pair of shoes from the Adidas store at Gaziantep Prime Mall. It has been 23 days since I bought the shoes, and I noticed tears on the side. I wanted to send the shoes for inspection, and the store assured me they would provide results within 21 business days. I left the product at the ...
As a discerning shopper, I purchased Adidas cleats and sneakers for my son, anticipating good durability. Regrettably, after only a few months, both p...
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