Worst Customer Service I've purchased through Woot before and had ok experience. Unfortunately, I recently purchased a t-shirt that ended up being slightly too small. I emailed to see if I could exchange size and NO. WOOT DOES NOT ALLOW SIZE EXCHANGES! What poor business and customer service. I want to support artists, but Woot DOES NOT. I will never buy from WOOT again. My money will never support another designer because Woot DOES NOT support their DESIGNERS or their customer. Poor upcoming artists. Woot lied to you.

Out $200 When I requested a return label for a $200 reconditioned Sharp robot vacuum that didn't work well, they sent a return label for a $50 reconditioned Sharp stick vacuum I had bought seven months before. After twenty-seven polite and clear communications over a two month period(not an exaggeration) explaining their error, neither Woot nor Amazon, could grasp the concept. It seems I am out $200. What a royal pain-in-the-patootie. Last time I buy through Woot (not that they'll notice).

Vacuum cleaner junk I bought a vacuum cleaner from Amazon after 5 months the battery went dead and won't charge. Amazon said sorry and. I just found out why Woot is owned by Amazon. This product is now a $165.00 doorstop. Vacuum Cleaner Cordless Vacuum Cleaner,Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Powerful Suction,Rechargeable Vacuum 2200mAh Battery Up to 30 Mins Runtime Lightweigh

Horrible shipping practice. Woot charges $5 for shipping regardless of the item's size or weight. It then uses USPS parcel select (one of the slowest ways to ship things known to man) which can take up to 14 days. That's in addition to the 2-3 days wait while the item is "preparing for shipment." It's hard to fathom how a company owned by Amazon (who has arguably the best shipping policies) can be sloppy.

Fewer Discounts and the Woot Monkey Nonsense As a Prime member, I've purchased plenty of items via Woot and received free shipping. As I write this in April 2022, however, Woot's discount prices are increasingly rare. Some nearly identical items are more expensive than on Amazon, often without accompanying reviews. Today, a whole page of "gardening" items was shockingly pricey -- items such as garden gnomes, rain-drip chains and bags of flower bulbs, the latter of which Home Depot offers for a cheaper cost. I was willing to endure the Woot monkey nonsense for potential discounts, but low prices are increasingly rare.