Claim Compensation from DailyLook | Get Reimbursed 2025

Getting your thoughts and evidence in order before contacting DailyLook can make a huge difference. Don't just fire off an angry email. Be strategic.

• Know Your Goal: Are you seeking a full refund for a box, a credit for a future purchase, or a refund for specific items? Decide what a fair resolution looks like to you.
• Gather Your Evidence: This is critical. Take clear photos of the items that were poor quality, damaged, or not as described. Grab screenshots of your order, their advertised style, and any previous communication with them.
• Document Everything: Write down a clear, concise timeline of events. Include the date you received the box, the date you contacted them, and a summary of the problem. Keep it factual and to the point.
• Find Your Account Details: Have your account number, order number, and the email address associated with your DailyLook account ready to go. They will always ask for this first.
• Reference Their Own Policies: Quickly review DailyLook's return and satisfaction policies on their website. Quoting their own terms back to them shows you've done your homework and strengthens your claim.

In the United States, your rights as a consumer in the retail and subscription box industry are primarily governed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and state laws. While DailyLook's own Terms of Service will dictate much of the process, you're not powerless.

• The Right to Accurate Descriptions: Products you receive must match the descriptions provided. If you were promised high-quality fabrics or a specific style and received something entirely different, you have grounds for a complaint.
• DailyLook's Return Policy is Key: Your eligibility for compensation is heavily tied to their official return policy. Typically, you must return unwanted items within a specific timeframe (usually 5 days of receipt) to avoid being charged. If you follow their process and are still denied a refund, you can escalate the issue.
• What Compensation Looks Like: For DailyLook, compensation is almost always a refund for returned items credited back to your original payment method. In some cases of service failure, they might offer a credit for a future styling fee as a goodwill gesture, but you should push for a monetary refund if that's what you're owed.

If the items are defective or not as described, you are entitled to a refund. If they fail to honor their own policy, you can file a complaint with the FTC or your state's Attorney General.

Subject: Compensation Request for Order #[Your Order Number] - Unsatisfactory Items

Dear DailyLook Customer Support Team,

I am writing to request compensation for my recent order, #[Your Order Number], associated with my account under the email [Your Email Address].

Unfortunately, the items I received on [Date of Delivery] were not satisfactory and did not meet the quality or style standards I expect from your service. Specifically:

• Item 1: [e.g., The 'Brand Name' sweater arrived with a noticeable pull in the fabric.]
• Item 2: [e.g., The 'Brand Name' jeans were described as 'slim fit' but are two sizes too large.]
• Item 3: [e.g., The overall quality of the items feels cheap and does not justify the price point.]

As per your return policy, I have packaged these items for return. However, given the significant discrepancy between what was promised and what was delivered, I am requesting a full refund of $[Amount] for the items and a waiver of the styling fee for this box.

I have attached photos of the defective/unsuitable items for your review. I have been a customer for [Length of Time] and am disappointed with this experience.

I expect a prompt response and confirmation of my refund within 48 hours.

Sincerely,

[Your Name] Account Number: [Your Account Number]

If DailyLook's support team denies your valid claim or simply stops responding, don't give up. You have several powerful options to escalate the situation.

• Initiate a Bank Chargeback: This is your strongest move. Contact your credit card company or bank and file a dispute for the charge. Use the category "goods or services not as described." Provide them with all the evidence you collected, including photos and your email communications with DailyLook. The bank will investigate, and they often side with the consumer in clear-cut cases.
• File a Complaint with a Regulator: While they may not resolve your individual case, filing complaints creates a record of a company's bad practices. File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to create a public record. You can also report them to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for unfair or deceptive business practices.
• Take it to Small Claims Court: For larger monetary losses, this is a final option. It's a more involved process, but you don't need a lawyer. Check your local court's rules and filing fees to see if it's worth pursuing for the amount you're owed.
• Make Noise on Social Media: A polite but firm public post on their Instagram or Facebook page can sometimes get the attention of a social media manager who is empowered to resolve issues to protect the brand's image. Tag them directly and briefly state the problem and your order number.

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The information on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Pine AI is not a law firm.