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On on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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What hosts are saying
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In their words
“I've been buying these tennis uh like shirts from on.com. Right? They like refunded my thing without giving anything back. But my Muse got 40% off and like replaced the order. There's an order issue again, right. That's negative because if other people listen, they're about to buy on, they might buy something else now.”
Host criticizes their customer service for poor refund practices, complicated discount application, lack of transparency, and policy rigidity.
▶ Hear it“I bought from aunt.com, right? It screwed up one of my offers. on.com. The the running shoe brand. I made an an order on September 13th, right? And then they kept going back and forth... they just canceled my order.”
The speaker had a negative customer service experience with On, including order cancellation and needing to negotiate for better compensation.
▶ Hear it“this is still a great growth company. they are taking share at a very very high margin. This is a product that people will pay for and they will pay up for it. 65% margin is what they gave for their long-term guidance. on could definitely gain traction in additional sports categories and I think that is a long-term driver. I now live in the suburbs. Uh, but my wife bought me my f first pair of On shoes.”
Hosts praise On's growth, margins, market share gains, and expansion into new sports categories as a compelling investment opportunity.
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