Josh W.
Something not quite right about this company
The shadiness of what the previous reviewer outlined mirrored my experience with Grow Green MI on Amazon.com as well. They lowered there prices for a "sale" and offered 3-6 day delivery. Now more than two weeks after the items were purchased Grow Green MI says they must have been lost in the mail. A common practice for shifty businesses is to have scam sales offering heavily discounted prices with no intentions on delivering the products or services sold. They do this to build up the numbers to meet sales goals: monthly, quarterly etc. And also to then put the responsibility of obtaining a refund on the buyer, knowing that some people will forget, get frustrated and give up, or just determine it's not worth their time to pursue. The company then keeps whatever has filtered through the process without being refunded. I can't say with 100% certainty that this is what they are doing, but if multiple people are having the same experience then the magic eight ball says 'All signs point to yes'. I would encourage prospective buyers to avoid their website and check which vendor the Amazon.com listing shows to avoid purchasing from them. It is unfortunate that Amazon.com does not give customers the ability to block vendors from showing up in search results. This would allow people to share useful information for blacklisting unethical companies in order to avoid being scammed.