Jennifer R.

I received an email that someone was sending me a birthday gift basket arriving on a date I was not available. I called the company and asked to redirect the basket to a place where an event was being held. They took the address. I said this place doesn't have a refrigerator, could they let me know if the basket needed cold storage. While they could not divulge the particular basket, they said it didn't need to be kept cold. Then the basket arrived on the day I was not available and on the side was a caution about perishable items. I received the BOUNTIFUL HARVEST - FRUIT GIFT BASKET. Not helpful they ignored my request and really not helpful they sent cold storage items when they said the opposite. What was inside? A bounty of processed foods wrapped in cellophane. For $139. Also four apples, two pears and two oranges. The mountain of fake hay, the large basket, the cardboard, ribbon, and aforementioned cellophane done to make the 11 foods and small pile of fruits look larger. If this company were trying to say, "We don't believe in global warming." They nailed it. And the boxed food items were dented. If you really want to gift someone food items, get them a gift card to their favorite grocers for the same price and let them shop. This is an environmental and monetary waste. Photos show the "bountiful harvest" without the fruit and all the b.s. Wrapping to make it look bigger which is in its own photo as a big annoying chore. To add insult to... they added my email to their subscriber list.