Momof M.
I placed an order in February
I placed an order in February. Didn't hear a thing. Waited, then got an email that the honey was delayed. Ok cool. How long? No response. In the meantime I am being bombarded several times a week with emails. Asking me how did I like the honey. They have this sale and that sale and a tasty flavor to try. Did I want to order more, honey. NO!! I wanted my original order. I called and a very rude person said " well we had someone out sick" at this point I said there was little to NO communication. Your customer service and support is literally non existent. I'm the bad guy because you failed? Huh? They then canceled my order. ( Didn't tell me) So I emailed and received a very rude response back and that I should check with my bank. I did and it was refunded. 3 months after my order. This looks like a recurring theme with them. HORRIBLE customer service and blaming customers for being upset with their failures and poor communication. I'd like to add STOP sending me crap via USPS to order more of your invisible honey. Do not to business with them. There are plenty of other reputable honey places out there who can fulfill your order and don't talk crap to you and communicate with their customers. Also I dont remember the date I called but the review makes you pick a date. So I picked april fool's day. 🤣
Response from Huckle Bee FarmsJun 3, 2026
We understand your frustration with the delays and appreciate you sharing your experience. However, we do want to clarify a few important points. First, your order was ultimately refunded in full. While we understand you were unhappy with the timeline, we did not keep your money, and the order was canceled at your request. Over the past few months, we experienced a significantly higher volume of orders than anticipated while also navigating a serious family health situation involving my wife's chemotherapy treatments. During that time, production timelines unfortunately increased as orders moved through the infusion and bottling process. We also consistently communicated updates regarding production timelines and delays through our website, Facebook page, and weekly production emails. We understand that receiving marketing emails while waiting on an order was frustrating. Those emails are automated separately from production and customer service communications, though we recognize how poorly timed they may have felt. Regarding communication, due to the unusually high volume of emails received during this period, we repeatedly encouraged customers to call us directly, as phone support became the fastest and most reliable way to receive assistance and order updates. We do respectfully disagree with the characterization that there was "little to no communication." Production updates were posted regularly, weekly emails were sent, and phone support remained available throughout this period. We also disagree with the suggestion that customers were blamed for being upset. We fully understood why customers were frustrated with the delays, but we also expected conversations to remain respectful on both sides. Unlike warehouse-style fulfillment companies, many of our infused honeys are handcrafted in small batches and require proper infusion time before bottling. While the delays became much longer than anyone anticipated, maintaining the quality and freshness of the honey remained our highest priority. We understand this experience did not meet expectations, and we appreciate the opportunity we were given. — Jim Huckle Bee Farms



