Joe
False advertising, deceptive business model
Oh geez where to begin. Well first of all received a "50 dollar" coupon just from google searching, seemed nice. However every time I moved the mouse in the vicinity of the top of the page a popup occurred asking if I want to save another $40 dollars. Its a hassle to actually be able to close this popup and when I did it took me back to the main page each time causing me to start my search over. The thing was if I activate this coupon it erased the $50 dollar discount I already had (by design of course). The real problem arises in the fact that a $36 dollar advertised price for the item I wanted became $89 dollars after "delivery fee" "processing fee" "handling fee" and "service fee." Literally. The BIGGEST issue is the item I purchased with PREMIUM upgrade selected pictured 12 roses. I was sure to have my wife send me a pic of what she actually got. Guess what... FIVE ROSES. Five. They could not even fulfill half of what was advertised. $89 dollars for 5 roses. Man I am a fool. There were enough red flags in the ordering process that I should have known better but this is exactly how they make money. They know there are occasions where someone just simply NEEDS flowers. Gives them lots of power to extort you. And their "5 star" average rating advertised on their website. BOGUS. Search reviews anywhere else such as here and you will see 1 star average every time. Complete scam. Customer service is non-existent trust me I tried. Their disclaimer at the bottom is pretty fun to read. Good luck getting any type of discount for un-delivered or faulty item.



