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Marcee Worthey Posted on Jul 16, 2014

Broken up soles on bandolino shoes how can I possible get another pair

  • Coss Jul 16, 2014

    Hi Marcee Worthey, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? Another pair of what - soles? Or the shoes?

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Coss is right, the question could go either way. If you know the name and brand of your shoes, the easiest way to go about getting another pair would be online, by searching the name of the shoe into a search engine. If not online, I would recommend going to a local shoe shop and asking the employees. Good luck!

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SOURCE: The soles of the shoe

you can use fevi quick or fevi bond glue

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  • Posted on Jun 24, 2011

SOURCE: I purchased a pair of

I have found that a simple phone call can do wonders! Companies such as Hush Puppies has built a reputation which I am sure they want to uphold, so customer service and satisfaction is important to them. Their phone number is 1-866-699-7365 (M-F, 9:00 - 7:00). Here is a link to their site as well:

http://www.hushpuppies.com/US/en-US/ContactUs/Form.mvc.aspx

I highly suggest a phone call rather than an email. Simply explain what happened (and it wouldn't hurt to say something like "I am a big fan of Hush Puppies and have never had this problem before.") and offer a solution (i.e., you will pay to ship the shoes back if they will send you a replacement pair or fix yours). Companies are more receptive if you already have a solution in mind rather than just calling to complain and vent. And no matter how rude the person on the other end of the phone is, maintain your composure and be abrupt but polite. If the person is not willing to help you (even if they say they are sorry but there is just nothing they can do), ask to speak to the manager/supervisor. ALWAYS get the name (first and last) of the person you are speaking with and make a note of it. If the manager/supervisor does not assist you to your satisfaction then keep moving up the chain.

If after all your efforts they still say "no," then repeat their names and let them know that you are going to report them to the Better Business Bureau (or whatever version you have in your country). Don't be surprised if they change their tune!

Good luck and "walk on!"

Happy shopping!

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