Chelsea Houska teen mum Aubree says customer who requested $39 vase ‘was broken’ and forced to PAY to return product

TEEN Mom customer Aubree Says claims her $39 vase is said to have arrived “broken” and was reportedly forced to pay to return the product.

ONE Reddit user shared a snapshot of “Leather jars“according to reports” should have been packaged better. “

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According to the Aubree Says site, the cost can be “mid-triangle” and “brown-skinned”.

In the snapshot, the center of the glass appears to be shattered.

In another snapthe glass seems to be broken from one side.

The Redditor stated that “the confirmation emails to me are not responding and the support links on the site are not responding.”

User concludes: “I finally found the link to get started back in the FAQ.

“I marked the item as damaged, but they still charged my return $4.50 to return it and I had to re-box it and print the labels etc.”

FULL REFUND?

For return policythe site states: “We want you to love our Aubree Says works!

“Otherwise, you can return them in their original packaging as long as they’re in brand new condition for a full refund less return shipping costs.”

Chelsea30, and husband Cole DeBoer, 33, share son Watson, four, and daughters Layne, three, and Walker, 10 months.

Chelsea is also the mother of 12-year-old daughter Aubree, who she shares with her ex Adam Lind.

LEGAL ISSUE

Chelsea and Cole have other matters in their hands as of recently sued by consulting firm Envy for $3 million for allegedly withholding money earned from social media ads.

The Sun exclusively revealed that MTV alum has been ordered by a judge to submit court documents.

In their rebuttal in May 202, Chelsea, Cole and the other defendants allege that Envy actually withheld over $150,000 from them.

The Sun previously reported that Envy accuses Teen Mom stars of “violating” court orders by continuing to retain documents and revenue.

Envy alleges the couple “violated” the court order by “failing to disclose the exhaustive search terms Respondent used to identify responsive documents” and “not disclosing related revenue.” Mandarin.”

The duo’s legal team objected and stated in a letter to the judge that the parties had “worked to complete the creation of the documents” and “are still working to resolve the ongoing disputes.” detect”.

Their attorneys also claimed Envy also “continued to withhold documents” for a specific period of time and “refused to seek them,” including PayPal records.

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