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I saw the commercial which advertised healthy snacks sent to your home. I thought it sounded good especially because if you enter the promo code they claim to send you a box for free. Unfortunately, after entering my name, address, and e-mail, I was then prompted to enter my credit card information. I entered the promo code and the site still wanted my credit card information so that they can subscribe me to their bi-weekly service. I am not interested. Unfortunately, they have my information so I am sure I will receive junk mail from them and who ever they sell my information to. This company is a very deceptive! Stay away!
Beth W.'s review of Graze earned 5 Very Helpful votes
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Hi Beth,
My name's Amy and I work for graze.com.
We're delighted to hear that you saw our ad and thought about giving graze a try. I'm sorry that you're put off just yet though and wanted to see if I can help!
With graze you will order a regular box when you sign up because we're primarily a subscription service and so this is usually the best way to experience what we can do.
However you can of course cancel your order right after your first box if it turns out grazing isn't right for you. Just pop us an email when you decide, or check out our FAQs for illustrated cancellation steps if you'd prefer to do this yourself:
www.graze.com/FAQs
If you'd like any more information about this, if you would still like to be unsubscribed from our mailing list, or if you have any other questions we could help with, I'd recommend dropping getintouch@graze.com a line at your next convenience. We have a dedicated team at this address who always get back to our grazers' messages as quickly as possible.
I hope to see you over there.
All the best,
Amy