"I have figured out what they do at Alight. Their customer service number is ***-***-**** and it's located at 777 South State Rd 7, Margate Florida. When you return an item it goes to 415 Bussen Underground Rd, St. Louis MO which does not have a telephone number. You can look it up on satellite view and see that it is out in the middle of no where. It looks like a truck stop almost. They are also not in the Better Business Bureau. They also state that you will receive an email when your item is received which they do not send you email. Then they also have a number to call which is ***-***-**** which is located at 300 Woodbury Rd Unit 2 Woodbury NY which it looks like a house. IT'S A SCAM!!!!!!! So what they will do is give you the run around if you call and ask why you haven't received a credit for an item you have returned. They won't give you the phone number of the shipping department in St. Louis MO either. There isn't a phone number. IT'S A SCAM!!!!!!! They are hoping people won't realize they have a SCAM going on. If you don't tell them that you have your item tracked they will say it got lost, etc and they won’t refund your money. You have no proof that it was delivered so they will keep your money. IT’S A SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

"I ordered 3 blouses from alight. although I ordered my size, one was so small it didn't fit over my shoulders, one was too tight around my hips and the other was not at all what was pictured?! There is no return process included, just threw my money away. "

"I ordered a formal dress from Alight and, in the stressful craziness that followed, I confirmed multiple times that I provided my correct shipping address. For whatever reason, they sent the package to a zip code that was one number off. Watching the tracking, I saw that the package bounced around LA (in the 90057 zip code rather than 90017) and was then returned to sender. So I called them and asked how quickly they could get it back to me since the event was approaching quickly. They said they needed my correct address and I provided it (again) and I again mentioned that I was worried it wouldn't arrive in time. They didn't address my concerns but said they would re-ship it. They sent it out Ground, so it took another week to arrive--23 days in all, although they said it would take 6-9 days.

After the dress arrived two days after the event (and after I'd rushed out to buy a last minute replacement), I wrote to them and said I needed to return it and requested a mailing label. Their website indicates that they pay for return shipping if the return is due to their error. I received no response to my initial email, so I tried their instant chat feature. I spoke to someone named Norman who was probably as rude as you can imagine. He repeatedly insisted that they'd labeled the package correctly (as if he had any way to know this) and that the USPS just refused to deliver it for some reason. This went on for a while and he was rude and short, obstinately insisting the error was not their fault so they would not pay for the return shipping. Eventually I called 1-800-ASK-USPS while I was still chatting with Norman. They were able to provide the city, state, and (incorrect) zip code where the package was originally mailed. Only then, unable to deny that the most rational explanation was the truth, did Norman agree to reimburse me for the lowest price return shipment (they will not pay for certified mail! or insurance!) if I sent them the bill. Then he went off again about how they'd made no error and they'd used the same address both times. I asked him why the USPS would not deliver a properly addressed package but he had no response.

Even much less expensive companies (like Amazon) take responsibility for their errors and rush packages when they need to re-send something a second time. Alight had several chances to provided good customer service and ensure I either received my dress in a timely manner or was given a full refund. After a half dozen emails, a week of watching the USPS tracking web site, a last minute rush to replace the late dress, and that dreadful 22 minute chat with Norman, I will never put myself through doing business with this company again. "