Reply from StitchingcoverMay 15, 2026
Sorry, but let’s clarify the actual timeline and facts here.
We received your cancellation request on May 14 at 7:56 AM and replied at 9:12 AM the same day asking for confirmation before processing anything. After that, we did not receive any reply from you. It is very likely our response went to your spam/junk folder, which unfortunately can happen sometimes.
Instead of continuing communication, you immediately posted a 1-star review claiming we ignored you completely, which is simply not true. We replied to every email we received from you.
Regarding the pricing: this is a customized product. The advertised base price is for the standard option, while upgraded materials and customization increase the total price. This is clearly reflected during checkout before payment is submitted.
Most importantly: you suffered no financial loss at all. Once you confirmed you only wanted a refund and no longer wanted the order, we processed the refund for you. Despite this, you continued posting misleading accusations about our business.
We understand frustration can happen with custom orders and email communication delays, but accusing us of fraud, fake business practices, and intentionally ignoring customers is unfair and completely inconsistent with the actual email records.
****Update:
After reviewing the full conversation history, it is clear we answered this customer multiple times. Either the replies were ignored or went unseen, but claiming we “never responded” is false.
We immediately offered assistance, confirmed the cancellation request, and ultimately issued a refund. The customer received their money back and did not receive any loss or damage.
The customer also stated they would remove or update the review after the refund was completed, but instead continued leaving misleading statements and personal attacks unrelated to the actual transaction.
We always welcome honest feedback, but we do not believe false accusations and exaggerated claims are fair to small businesses or future customers trying to understand the real situation.