While at the Pioneer Place mall downtown Portland, the salesperson from Iso Beauty approached my to sell a flat iron. After being told this flat iron was made in the Netherlands and it was very high quality, I agreed to purchase the item (for $180.00) with the option that if I was dissatisfied I could return it. The salesperson gave me a receipt to sign and put a copy inside the box that contained the item. I was unsure of the country of origin because nowhere on the packaging or the item itself was printed where it was produced, and my main concern was that I would not want to pay so much for a cheaply made product. Arriving home, I did some searching on the product and found out it was being sold on Amazon.com for $40 or less in most instances. I took the product back to the retailer and when trying to give back the receipt I noticed it was stamped: non-returnable. Needless to say the salespersons did not want to refund my money and threatened to file suit against me if I went through my credit card to try to recover the loss. I gave the item back to the salespersons, so at this point I do not have the item or my money.