As a long standing Australian customer, I have to be certain of sizing etc as it is extremely time consuming and inconvenient to return anything that is not right which, until now wasn't needed. However, this year I did need advice on bra sizing and the advice I received was wrong, hence the bras I bought, (5 totaling $175 AU) were not the right size so the M&S advice cost me a great deal of money and bought me 5 bras that I simply donated to my local op-shop as they were not the correct size, even after asking sizing advice. But the worst thing is that even though I emailed and explained my disappointment to M&S, they didn't even bother answering or acknowledging what had happened. I submitted a review of the incident on their 'review' page but as I had mentioned a 'service issue' they refused to accept my review, even though I had included that the quality of the bras was fine. I then emailed M&S to tell them I felt that having a review process that only accepted reviews with no negative experiences was being a little less than honest and pointed out that there are more than their own sites where dissatisfied customers can make their experiences known and if they chose not to accept my review I would do what i am doling now but that didn't even get any reply so, M&S, if you can't accept that sometimes you do make mistakes and customers, (more than likely ex in my case) should be able to tell their stories, then you let yourselves down as well as your customers. Customer service is one of the most important areas any business should concern itself with but obviously M&S no longer think so.