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I'm surprised by all the positive reviews because almost everything I ordered from here turned out to be a waste of time and money. I guess their focus is plus-sized women (though it's not advertised as such) because their small sizes are useless. I could not be a more standard size (5'6", 33-26-35, C-D cup) and I've never once found anything that actually fits me well. On top of that, the material is extremely poor quality and usually tears after wearing 2-3 times. Shop here if you want the pricing of Victoria's Secret, product quality of Forever 21, and size selection of Target.

Oh, and if you sign up for their "membership," they'll never remove your credit card number from file even if you jump through all the hoops to cancel. I had to get a new card.

Selection is decent but it's really nothing to write home about. Don't be fooled by the "delivery credit" they give to get you to sign up. The delivery charge is only a small part of the actual fees they charge. The bulk of it is hidden under "taxes and fees," in case you were wondering why tax is suddenly 25%. The prices end up being the same or slightly higher than traditional delivery sites like Grubhub except you get the added bonus of seeing where your delivery guy is, which can be either helpful or infuriating.

I listed on Sublet.com at the recommendation of my property manager when I was looking for someone to take over my lease. It was a complete waste of time. After getting spammed with daily emails about all the hits I was getting and how I needed to upgrade my account, I finally bit the bullet and paid $40 to upgrade to premium (useless) and upgrade my listing so prospective tenants could contact me. As soon as I paid for the upgrade, the emails from Sublet.com stopped immediately. It's been weeks of radio silence now and not a single hit. Hmm, wonder what happened to all those "leads" they told me I had before?