‘Adore Me’ under the spotlight
America’s latest
lingerie start-up success is causing customers to get hot under the collar and
not in a good way! ‘Adore me’ has been
incredibly successful with sales jumping from $1 million in 2012 to $16.2 million in
2014. Its plus-size models and focus on providing gorgeous lingerie for real
women has led to it being considered a rival to Victoria’s Secret - but The
Better Business Bureau, a USA non-profit that names and shames untrustworthy
companies, labels it an F (for fail) because it has received more than 500
complaints from customers who were billed for monthly subscriptions they hadn’t
known they were taking out, and then had difficulty cancelling, paying out
month after month by direct debit and unable to get the company to stop the
subscription despite repeated attempts.
That’s why we
don’t operate a membership model at www.lingerie.co.uk - you see what you like, you buy what you like
and we don’t charge you a penny extra! And if you’re really up for a bargain,
how about this sexy summer bikini by Phax - better than half price and just in time to help you focus on this
year’s summer holiday!
More lingerie thefts
We’ve blogged
several times about the way that Indian and Japanese men turn up in the news
because they pilfer underwear - it’s difficult to tell if this is because it’s
a more common activity there, if it gets reported more because it’s more
frowned on or if men in other countries just happen to be more successful
lingerie thieves! Anyway, the latest story is quite amusing - angry villagers in Kota Kuala Muda, in Malaysia, have got in on
the act by publicly shaming a
man who stole women’s
underwear from washing lines. They tied him to a tree with the bras and panties
he’d filched!
A villager said
that they found a bucket filled with underwear in the man’s possession and used
it to bind him to the tree. He’s now been handed over to the police.
Becky Magson
- blogger and lingerie reviewer
We’re delighted
that Becky Magson, blogger and lingerie reviewer, has been shortlisted for a
national blog award. The final will take place on 29th April 2016 and Becky is
in the running for her blog, Becky’s Boudoir. Becky reviews lingerie and talks
about her life but recently has also gained attention for her honest and
sensitive blogs about her experience of a missed miscarriage and the emotions
associated with grieving for a lost child.
Becky herself
says that the process of blogging about a situation many women may tend to keep
quiet about has been helpful for her and for others, “Writing about it all has been therapeutic for me. It had a multi-pronged
effect; I regained a lot power being in the position to share my thoughts
through the experience, which has helped more people than I thought I’d reach with the posts.”
We wish her
every success in the awards process - if you’d like to read Becky’s blog, visit
http://beckysboudoir.com/bye-bye-baby/ and you can vote for her here.
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