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tonei replied on July 03, 2008 04:11 to the question "Why don't you offer Paypal?" in Threadless:

The Paypal Plugin allows US customers to use Paypal on any website that accepts credit/debit cards, including Threadless. Check it out at the Paypal website.

princimanu marked one of Brianne's replies in Threadless as useful. Brianne replied to the problem "Italian UPS not fast, we furious".

Brianne replied on June 16, 2008 18:41 to the problem "Italian UPS not fast, we furious" in Threadless:

Sorry to hear that! We can definitely help you with your wayward shipment. Since this is a specific order problem, you should email us at service@threadless.com. We use Get Satisfaction as a forum for general consumer questions. We wouldn't want to share your personal order information with everyone! Email us and we can help with this situation.

A comment on the question "Why don't you offer Paypal?" in Threadless:

I would, only I don't think it's available outside of the US. – Julian, on May 14, 2008 21:54

Brianne replied on May 14, 2008 19:40 to the question "Why don't you offer Paypal?" in Threadless:

UPDATE:

Although you can't pay straight from your Paypal account, we do accept the Paypal debit card. The Paypal debit card acts like a debit card from your bank, but instead of debiting the money from your bank account, it debits from your Paypal account or backup source. If you want to use your Paypal account to order and don't have this card, you should check it out. Just login to your Paypal account and click on 'Products and Services' and go to the link for the Paypal Debit Card.

Eric Suesz marked one of Brianne's replies in Threadless as useful. Brianne replied to the problem "How can I get a response from Threadless customer support after getting in to a black hole?".

Brianne replied on May 12, 2008 17:28 to the problem "How can I get a response from Threadless customer support after getting in to a black hole?" in Threadless:

Hm, I looked thru all our emails and didn't see anything that matches what you said in the email. We don't delete anything old. We keep records of all emails. Try sending the email to info@skinnycorp.com this time.

danofames replied on May 12, 2008 16:07 to the problem "How can I get a response from Threadless customer support after getting in to a black hole?" in Threadless:

I actually sent another one to service this morning. do you delete old messages that you think are spam (even accidentally)?

Brianne replied on May 12, 2008 15:49 to the problem "How can I get a response from Threadless customer support after getting in to a black hole?" in Threadless:

Sorry to hear that. We don't put any customer on the Do Not Reply list. In fact, we don't even have a Do Not Reply list. If you aren't able to get thru to us at service@threadless.com, it is possible that your emails are getting marked as spam. We usually go thru the spam one by one to make sure this doesn't happen, but some can fall thru the cracks. If you send a couple emails to service and don't receive a response after 3 business days, try sending a copy of your email to info@skinnycorp.com. If you still don't get a response, post back here and we'll figure something out!

Brianne replied on March 24, 2008 14:34 to the question "Why don't you offer Paypal?" in Threadless:

As it says in the FAQ, we have concerns with the level of fraud protection offered by PayPal. Personally, my Paypal account has been hacked into twice. There are also some issues with our merchant account. We don't currently offer Paypal, but that doesn't mean it isn't an option for the future. If we can work around these concerns, it is definitely something we will add on.

Harper Reed replied on March 21, 2008 00:45 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

You would think that. but for some reason it is working out pretty well. maybe my friends don't have noses?

Leslie Chicoine replied on March 20, 2008 23:57 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I guess that's a great way to lengthen the life of you t-shirts and shorten your social life. ;)

Amy Muller replied on March 20, 2008 20:56 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I second (or third or fourth) the hang-drying philosophy. I do this with most of my clothes (and all my Threadless tees) anyway. Good for the clothes. Good for the earth.

Jake Nickell replied on March 20, 2008 20:36 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

he's really not kidding

Harper Reed replied on March 20, 2008 20:32 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

personally (and my coworkers can probably attest to this) i just don't wash my clothes.

Leslie Chicoine replied on March 18, 2008 18:34 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I like this "environmentally friendly t-shirt love" advice. Thanks!

Leslie Chicoine marked one of Brianne's replies in Threadless as useful. Brianne replied to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?".

katier replied on March 17, 2008 16:29 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

Another thing you might want to consider-
When my Threadless shirts are new, I always hang dry them.You can avoid shrinking that way. It's good for the environment and your tees!

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mikeh replied on March 14, 2008 18:31 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I find that my shirts remain in "new" like condition if they are washed in cold water on the delicate cycle. I've also found that drying them in low heat helps.