Yu-Hsuan Yang
1/5
Everyone knows that mistakes happen and that vendors can't always be perfect. However, the true test of customer service is not whether delivery is always perfect, but what is done to make things right when they are not perfect. In this case, this vendor decided that making it right was too hard and basically just gave up. After this, it was easy for them to decide that they were just going to keep the cash and pass the consequences of their error to the customer.
Not recommended!
Recently I have helped a friend’s husband to placed an order on the bloom box + balloon Large size bouquet ($320) for a surprise birthday party. Detail information was emailed to the vendor a month ago. My friend’s husband also tipped generously. On the day of the pick up we noticed the spelling on the balloon was incorrect “Happy Birthday Halen” instead of “Helen”. To my surprise the balloon was from different vendor and they didn’t check the quality before making the arrangement. I understand the pick up location was on a busy street and can’t even make a stop. However I parked pretty close thinking they would bring the bouquet to meet half way. Especially the tip pretty much cover the delivery fee. Nope, not even to the car drop off. Bellassom agreed to refund the balloon at $75 as marked on their website. However the refund was not including tax. I know the invoice was charged with $38.40 tax for the full arrangement. You would think the refund would include the tax. I also understand it is Saturday. They were not able to replace a new balloon for the event. I also don’t think they took the accountability to make up the mistake!
Here is reference for balloon alone!