GAP.com - 9.99 sling backpack

[smartbrains]

I placed an order for a $9.99 Sling backpack (only in coffee brown). I decided to cancel though, so i called CS. They said they couldn't do anything. After hassling them for 15 minutes, they agreed to refund my S&H if i sent it back...

But why they won't cancel an order is beyond me. i place an order at 1am...like they're about to put it into a box at that time...get real.

But otherwise, it's a good deal (even including the $5 for S&H)

Mickey

[mnewnam]

I bought this backpack for my 14 yr old son for back to school - he thought it was very cool. However, after 3 weeks he found that it did not hold all the books he needed to carry around with him! After spending $25 for it at the B&M store I wound up buying another one for him at American Eagle! Just a heads up about the size!!!

[smartbrains]

I paid for it using the credit i'd gotten from exchangepath, so for me it's free. But I had a long tlak with them regarding returning it, and they said that if i do return it to them by mail, then they'll credit my S&H as well. So if it works, it works. If not, I'll send it back.

Mickey

[micherooo]

Originally posted by mnewnam
I bought this backpack for my 14 yr old son for back to school - he thought it was very cool. However, after 3 weeks he found that it did not hold all the books he needed to carry around with him! After spending $25 for it at the B&M store I wound up buying another one for him at American Eagle! Just a heads up about the size!!!

This is for such an old post, but I was browsing around anyway.....
Just to point some USELESS info out.....
This "sling" backpack, I know what you're talking about. I actually own the regular gap backpack, non-sling one, because I KNOW that I carry a lot of books. Also, it has the nice padded straps and backing, so it won't hurt my back as much.
Here's the useless info: I'm in COLLEGE and I've seen many people carry this *sling* backpack. I was amazed at this post stating that a 14 year old owned one, when REMOVED college students have them also.
I'm proud to say, I know better, LoL.

No offense to college students. Whatever floats you, fine. But I know that the more books you carry, the more you're better off for class.


Post edited by netwrx as I received a report from a member.