Orders from Chaz's website - Page 2

HSB1204 · ‎12-29-2014

@CamilleP wrote:
Well, the box arrived today, with ice pellets falling from the sky, so kudos to UPS. Unfortunately, someone in California cannot count. I ordered and was charged for five bottles ($150) and got two instead. I've replied to the original response e-mail and I hope I hear back that they are shipping me another three bottles, or that another box is on the way, one or the other. If WEN were not SO INCREDIBLY BETTER than any other product I would not be so upset at these kinds of wrinkles, because I'd just buy hair care at the grocery store. At least I've got a couple bottles on hand, but I would not have paid $75 each for them, so I really hope I get those other three bottles. <sigh>

@CamilleP That's annoying. I hope they'll ship the remaining three to you quickly since that's what you paid for.

ChynnaBlue · ‎05-22-2012

@Sheldo wrote:
AM surprised that Chas is still selling his products. EVery business magazine has an article about the growing lawsuit against Wen. IF QVC is still selling products, I'll let my friends know........they like it as gifts.

The WEN lawsuit was recently settled. Here's a list of some other companies who have recently settled class action lawsuits. These have all been settled since December of 2014. Cases range from discrimination and failure to pay workers to fraud and all the way to injury and actual deaths.

Walmart (more than three)

Toyota (more than two)

American Express (more than one)

Ulta Salons (Ulta beauty store)

Amtrak

McDonald's (more than two)

CVS (more than one)

Johnson & Johnson (more than one)

Volkswagon (more than one)

Dreamworks studios

Nissan (more than one)

Domino's Pizza

Farmer's Insurance

FedEx

Avon

Bayer CropScience (of Bayer Asprin)

Bayer (different case)

AT&T (more than one)

Shell Oil

Sony (more than one)

20th Century Fox

Wells Fargo (more than two)

Lyft (more than one)

Uber

NFL

Mitsubishi

Tyson (chicken)

Dow

Bank of America

Pizza Hut

EOS lip balm

PayPal

Old Navy

Major League Baseball

Carrier

Merck

Kashi

BMW (Mini Cooper issues)

Verizon (more than one)

Restoration Hardware

Blue Buffalo

Burlington

Safeway (more than one)

Target (more than two)

Western Union (more than one)

General Motors

JC Penny

Kraft Foods

Blue Cross/Blue Shield

Subway

Coca Cola (Vitamin Water)

Linked In

Starkist Tuna

Lennox

Citi (Citigroup banking)

Chuck E Cheese

Chrysler

Nike (Fuel Band)

JP Morgan Chase (more than three)

Foot Locker

Apple (more than one)

Anheuser-Busch

Michael Kors

Michaels stores (craft stores)

Abercrombie & Fitch

Capital One (more than one)

REI

PetSmart

Walgreens

AIG

Cracker Barrel

TGI Fridays

Lifetime Fitness

Philip Morris (more than one)

Payless Shoes

Ross Dress for Less

Wendy's

eBay

Wolfgang Puck

Zappos

Honda

Comcast

Kaiser Permanente

Truvia sweetener

Again, that's just a partial list of settlements from the last 24 months.

No one should be surprised that WEN is still in business and still being sold. Class action settlements are very common and rarely do lasting business to a company. As you can see, some large companies settled two or more in the last 2 years.

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sonechko · ‎12-29-2014

Thank you @ChynnaBlue for this partial list of companies only recently settling class action lawsuits against them. I am surprised that @Sheldo was surprised about Wen products still being sold.

Would it be really expected that Wen, and all other products and services from the list above, were actually taken off USA market, and American consumer would be left without? What would we use then???

Unfortunately these class action lawsuits are being filed against American business in great numbers every day. Easy way to make money for plaintiffs' lawyers! For the rest of us, the consumers - rising cost of products and services. Nice.

CamilleP · ‎03-09-2010

Chaz's CS got right back to me again and they are shipping me another three bottles, so all's well that ends well. I think someone look at the packing list upside down and read the "5" as a "2", that's the only way I can see such a mistake occurring.

Love4cats · ‎03-09-2010

@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@Sheldo wrote:
AM surprised that Chas is still selling his products. EVery business magazine has an article about the growing lawsuit against Wen. IF QVC is still selling products, I'll let my friends know........they like it as gifts.
The WEN lawsuit was recently settled. Here's a list of some other companies who have recently settled class action lawsuits. These have all been settled since December of 2014. Cases range from discrimination and failure to pay workers to fraud and all the way to injury and actual deaths.

Walmart (more than three)
Toyota (more than two)
American Express (more than one)
Ulta Salons (Ulta beauty store)
Amtrak
McDonald's (more than two)
CVS (more than one)
Johnson & Johnson (more than one)
Volkswagon (more than one)
Dreamworks studios
Nissan (more than one)
Domino's Pizza
Farmer's Insurance
FedEx
Avon
Bayer CropScience (of Bayer Asprin)
Bayer (different case)
AT&T (more than one)
Shell Oil
Sony (more than one)
20th Century Fox
Wells Fargo (more than two)
Lyft (more than one)
Uber
NFL
Mitsubishi
Tyson (chicken)
Dow
Bank of America
Pizza Hut
EOS lip balm
PayPal
Old Navy
Major League Baseball
Carrier
Merck
Kashi
BMW (Mini Cooper issues)
Verizon (more than one)
Restoration Hardware
Blue Buffalo
Burlington
Safeway (more than one)
Target (more than two)
Western Union (more than one)
General Motors
JC Penny
Kraft Foods
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Subway
Coca Cola (Vitamin Water)
Linked In
Starkist Tuna
Lennox
Citi (Citigroup banking)
Chuck E Cheese
Chrysler
Nike (Fuel Band)
JP Morgan Chase (more than three)
Foot Locker
Apple (more than one)
Anheuser-Busch
Michael Kors
Michaels stores (craft stores)
Abercrombie & Fitch
Capital One (more than one)
REI
PetSmart
Walgreens
AIG
Cracker Barrel
TGI Fridays
Lifetime Fitness
Philip Morris (more than one)
Payless Shoes
Ross Dress for Less
Wendy's
eBay
Wolfgang Puck
Zappos
Honda
Comcast
Kaiser Permanente
Truvia sweetener

Again, that's just a partial list of settlements from the last 24 months.

No one should be surprised that WEN is still in business and still being sold. Class action settlements are very common and rarely do lasting business to a company. As you can see, some large companies settled two or more in the last 2 years.