It lasted a few more years, but eventually, it went radio silent. Over the last year or so, the company seems to be picking up steam again.

However, as seen on the Sunday, April 20th episode, Robyn is not honoring her orders. Meri received emails about unfilled purchases and became a go-between, doing crisis control.

Robyn Brown did not seem to care about what was happening and blatantly stated that the site had been down. Yet, every so often, a sale comes through, and she claimed she did not see them.

Additionally, the Sister Wives star noted that people will pay, and instead of “disabling” their carts, she just lets them go through.

Then, angry customers want to know where their order is. This was discussed before Meri brought it up on the show, as one fan was waiting six months and getting nothing. They just wanted their money back.

Scheming Robyn

My Sisterwife’s Closet was Robyn Brown’s brainchild. It was noted that more pieces had been added during moves since she would likely find more inventory.

Still, Robyn did not seem to think she actually had to send out any orders that were placed or pay attention to them.

When Sister Wives fans saw this, they immediately were up in arms. Some felt that Meri Brown and Jenn Sullivan brought up the angry customer email on camera to expose Robyn. Others just called her a “grifter” and believed she wanted to scam fans:

• She’s a grifter and steals everything for herself
• So she’s openly admitting she’s scamming people? WOW. Something is seriously wrong with her.

One noted that what she is doing is theft and illegal. Another questioned why Robyn Brown was still paying for site hosting if she had no intentions of doing the work. Finally, a few people just think she’s not that smart.

What do you think of Robyn letting orders go through and not fulfilling them? Should she have kept her mouth shut on television and not copped to scamming people? Let us know and watch Sister Wives Sundays on TLC.