New Wantable Return Policy

Wantable is now allowing customers to keep some and return some (in exchange for a one time purchase option)...here is their new return policy:

After you receive your Collection, you have the option to keep everything or return what you don’t like (skip ahead to learn about our return policy). If you decide to keep everything in your Collection, you will receive a $4.00 “keep all” store credit that can be used for future orders. By keeping everything in your Collection, you’re guaranteed a $36.00 cost on your next subscription order.

RETURNS

If you return anything in your Collection, you forfeit the $4.00 “keep all” store credit and your next order will be $40.00. This system rewards customers that use Wantable as a true discovery service.

Our return policy allows you to keep what you love and return what you don’t; no questions asked. It will also reward you if you keep everything.

From the time your order is placed, you have 28 days to decide if you want to return anything. If you elect to keep the entire Collection, you will automatically receive a $4.00 store credit to use towards your next order. If you elect to return something, you will not receive the $4.00 “keep all” store credit.

Great value if you keep one item or all:

If you elect to return any of your Collection items, you will be refunded the difference between the “your price” (listed on your packing slip) of the items you keep and the money you paid for the Collection.

Refunds are given in the following manner: You first receive store credits that were applied to your current order then you receive a refund against your credit card for any remaining monies. Keep in mind, any discounts or replacement orders are not eligible for refund

svbscription 50% off plus $100 credit

Svbscription, a luxury high end clothing, accessories and homewares for men, is on sale for 50% off on Gilt.  This subscription service use to charge a set amount for box, and you keep everything in there, see my previous posts on costs and items in the box here, and see previous sales from the company here.   However, it appears that they recently changed their model to a stylist model where they will hand pick items based on your answer to some questions, and they will send the items to you for review.  You get to keep and only pay for the items you want.  It also looks like they got rid of the women's subscription.

The current offer on Gilt is $50 for a one box and $100 credit for the items in the box.  Gilt is also offering an winter sale for additional 25% off one purchase with code JAN25 (up to Jan 31, 2015), making your box only $50 $37.50.

Their last men's box was on of my favorite, I am sad they got rid of their old model and went to this new one... this is what they had in them:

Wantable Edits v. Collection

Wantable is a monthly subscription that offers 4 different options between beauty, accessories, intimates and fitness.  However - not all their subscriptions are the same, and I always get confused.  Here is a quick overview from Wantable explaining the differences between their subscriptions.

My personal favorite is the Intimates Collection - I am not big on the Edits concepts (or other subscriptions call them Stylist Fees), since it still required me to pay "more" after all the goodies arrived.

Wantable 30% off

Sign up to be on the Wantable, offering 4 subscriptions from intimates, accessories, fitness to makeup,  email list and receive 30% off any subscription.  Once you sign up, wait a few days and they will send you an email link which will apply the discount automatically on checkout.

Which one will you pick? or all of them? 

Wantable Accessories 25% off

Wantable Accessories, a $36 monthly subscription of 4 accessories, is 25% off for a until 12-19-2014 at 4pm CST. (Shipping is normally included because it is over $36...so I am not sure if with the 25% they will charge for shipping). The offer is only valid for new subscribers to accessories only.

Wantable is special because all monthly boxes are different base on the preferences you set upon signing up and you can tell them i.e. if you never want to receive bracelets.

Lewis HILSENTEGER Quarterly Unbox Therapy Review

Lewis Hilsenteger, creator of Unbox Therapy, "an online show dedicated to consumer products...bridging the gap between advertising and entertainment", partnered with Quarterly and sends subscribers his favorite gadget and accessory 4 times a year.  With Hilsenteger as the go-to guy for all things tech, you can expect some pretty cool things.

Here is the unboxing experience:

A quick note from Lewis himself: 

and the items:

Urbanears Kransen earbuds, retail value $50

GripIt for the game lovers, retail value $4.99

Veho360 portable speakers, retail value $13.95. 

What do you think of this box? Will you subscribe to his next one?