If you buy less you don’t get a good price; more,you can not buy!
If the shop suspected resale, they need to look at their pricing, for a Group of people buying less than the amount that can be suspected can buy and resell.
ABC7 News in San Francisco reported on a local woman named Kim Navarra who spends at least $1,000 a year at Abercrombie & Fitch, ordering everything from tees and sweatshirts and jeans online. But this summer when she tried to spend a $200 giftcard on the retailer’s website, her order was unceremoniously cancelled.
Abercrombie & Fitch sent her a letter simply saying, “This order was cancelled and we will not accept future orders from you. Abercrombie & Fitch is a private label brand. To protect its intellectual property rights, suspected resale of our merchandise for personal or business profit is strictly prohibited,” a paragraph cut and pasted straight from their website.
But it looks like the company was just bullying an innocent and very loyal customer. “All their clothes seem to fit and last over the years,” Navarra told ABC7. “I’m not reselling them. As you can see, I have the clothes on, I wear them to work, I’ve worn every single pair of jeans.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/12/abercrombie-bans-customer_n_925327.html
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