Nisa Willockx Interiors
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04 Jun 2025, 12:34
A Hard Lesson in Trust – Please Read Before Dealing with Nisa
Honestly, she doesn’t even deserve a single star. Nisa is a ***** plain and simple.
It all started in August 2024 when she walked into my shop claiming to be an interior designer, asking to borrow rugs for her Decorex exhibition. I gave them to her no deposit just to support someone I thought was legit. That was the biggest mistake.
It’s now June 2025. A full year has passed. Nothing returned. I’ve chased her through messages and calls—ignored every time. The one time she responded, she said she’d pay… but of course, that was just more lies.
I'm posting this not out of spite, but to make sure no one else falls into the same trap. If you're a small business, an artist, a supplier please be warned. Don’t trust her.
We work too hard to be taken advantage of like this.
Thanks for reading.
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04 Jun 2025, 12:52Hi Ryan.
We had a trade partnership for the exhibition where you gave me product for exposure and marketing, of which I honoured it and marketed your products on my stand in exchange for one rug.
I marketed your business and gave your card to potential buyers that loved your displayed product and even had your logo on my stand with rug samples.
We never had an agreement that the rug would be returned. Furthermore after the exposure of the event died down, you asked me to purchase the rug, which was new to me. So I agreed to purchase it but you inflated the price by double which I felt was unfair and asked you to use the market price instead. I sent you invoices of the same rug from various suppliers and you still insisted on your inflated price! You asked me to return the rug and I feel it’s unethical to return a used rug so I felt it better to give you the funds for it but you keep inflating your price Everytime I resort to paying you.
shame on you for reneging on a partnership agreement after you benefited from the exposure.
We had a trade partnership for the exhibition where you gave me product for exposure and marketing, of which I honoured it and marketed your products on my stand in exchange for one rug.
I marketed your business and gave your card to potential buyers that loved your displayed product and even had your logo on my stand with rug samples.
We never had an agreement that the rug would be returned. Furthermore after the exposure of the event died down, you asked me to purchase the rug, which was new to me. So I agreed to purchase it but you inflated the price by double which I felt was unfair and asked you to use the market price instead. I sent you invoices of the same rug from various suppliers and you still insisted on your inflated price! You asked me to return the rug and I feel it’s unethical to return a used rug so I felt it better to give you the funds for it but you keep inflating your price Everytime I resort to paying you.
shame on you for reneging on a partnership agreement after you benefited from the exposure.
Best regards,
Nisa Willockx Interiors's reply04 Jun 2025, 12:52
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Hi Ryan.
We had a trade partnership for the exhibition where you gave me product for exposure and marketing, of which I honoured it and marketed your products on my stand in exchange for one rug.
I marketed your business and gave your card to potential buyers that loved your displayed product and even had your logo on my stand with rug samples.
We never had an agreement that the rug would be returned. Furthermore after the exposure of the event died down, you asked me to purchase the rug, which was new to me. So I agreed to purchase it but you inflated the price by double which I felt was unfair and asked you to use the market price instead. I sent you invoices of the same rug from various suppliers and you still insisted on your inflated price! You asked me to return the rug and I feel it’s unethical to return a used rug so I felt it better to give you the funds for it but you keep inflating your price Everytime I resort to paying you.
shame on you for reneging on a partnership agreement after you benefited from the exposure.
We had a trade partnership for the exhibition where you gave me product for exposure and marketing, of which I honoured it and marketed your products on my stand in exchange for one rug.
I marketed your business and gave your card to potential buyers that loved your displayed product and even had your logo on my stand with rug samples.
We never had an agreement that the rug would be returned. Furthermore after the exposure of the event died down, you asked me to purchase the rug, which was new to me. So I agreed to purchase it but you inflated the price by double which I felt was unfair and asked you to use the market price instead. I sent you invoices of the same rug from various suppliers and you still insisted on your inflated price! You asked me to return the rug and I feel it’s unethical to return a used rug so I felt it better to give you the funds for it but you keep inflating your price Everytime I resort to paying you.
shame on you for reneging on a partnership agreement after you benefited from the exposure.
Best regards,