Alex tried to beat the rush. He had a dozen roses delivered to his lady’s workplace on Monday, February 11th, paying $96 for the privilege. Whatever he expected, it was not what appears in the photo that he sent: even properly lit, there’s a lot more green and a lot less luscious red rose in that picture than there should be.
One of these things is greener than the other.
Alex writes:
I purchased roses for my sweety pie in advance of V-DAY. I paid over $96 and got CRAP in return.
I called customer service and they said the option I have is for the florist to PICK UP those terrible flowers and re-deliver. Mind you, nothing is guaranteed as of this point and the aforementioned sentence is wishful thinking at best until further notice
Um, yeah, let us embarrass my girlfriend. Let us BARGE into her office to pickup those terrible flowers and HOPE they can do a better job sometime this week. I mean, THIS IS COMICAL.
Where else does false adverting like this exist?
I feel I was duped by this company. It’s like I purchased a BMW and rec’d a beaten down 1983 Pinto.
Oh yeah, was on hold for 10 minutes initially AND was on the phone with the rep for another 20. The rep, [A], was very nice, however.
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