TalulaBell Review ~ STICK BAGS

Hello Bag Hoarders,

Let me share with you guys a horrible experience when I bought native bags online. I have been looking for a good source of native bags because I was planning on selling native bags online too. I found a page talulabellblog which has nice native bags. Before planning to be a reseller, I wanted to try first their bags just to make sure that the bags are high-quality. I immediately looked for their page on Facebook which is Talulabell Handmade Crafts TalulaBellHandmadeCrafts. I inquired through chat and what I have noticed was they were very late in responding to messages.

I was able to finalize my orders within a week time. I’ve sent my payment via bank transfer because it would save me time. After that, I sent the proof of payment and waited for confirmation. The owner confirmed my payment and orders. Joy Olaguera (Owner) asked for 2 weeks before she can ship the bags because she said it takes time to make it. I was thinking this time that if it takes too long, it would be a problem for my customers if I were to be a reseller. (I bought 4 bags) I waited for 2 weeks until I asked for an update. Just like before, she responded late again. When I finally got a response, her tone was a bit off. She seems irritated with me for asking for an update. I let this one go since I thought she was just stressed with work. Joy told me that the bags were not yet finished and she asked for one more week. I gave her what she asked for. Another week passed by and I messaged her for an update, I got the response the next day. I was getting irritated now because she had promised 2 weeks, and then asked for another week and after that, the bags were still not done. It was way too long and so I asked for a refund. She didn’t allow me to have a refund since the bags were already in production. This is where I decided to just wait for the bags and just forget reselling from this supplier. 

She sent the bags through JRS. It took a couple of days before it arrived to me. To my frustration, it was different from the images I’ve seen on their page and website. It was untidily done. The stick as the handle was unrefined. I was saddened with the bags because I have been waiting for it for a long time and they were unacceptable. I had expected a lot on these bags given the long time it was done but it’s not even worth my time and money. It was a right decision to just forget reselling from this supplier.

  

Buying from Talulabell has given me a bad experience. Just a reminder to all, if you want to buy some good native bags and stuff, just leave this one shop out of your list. Save yourself from disappointment and a bad experience.

Until my next blog. I hope you all learned something from this blog guys. Toodles