As I expected, Chris deleted the thread I started about my disgust with his company,,, perhaps he's trying to hide it from people? I think they deserve to know what kind of company and person they are dealing with. I took the liberty of copying my initial posts regarding this matter.. see below...
"After making a small order of 2 bottles of juice from myfreedomsmokes.com, I was notified the following day that 1 of the bottles was out of stock, which was not mentioned anywhere on the site. I sent a reply, saying I wished to keep my order, as I had heard good things about the juice and the company. I asked them to please send the other flavored bottle to me in the meantime, as there had been no mention that the second flavor was out of stock.
I received a response the following day, stating that the other flavor was out of stock as well. This frustrated me, because had I known the entire order was out of stock, I would've looked elsewhere. When I sent an email back, stating that it would've been helpful to know that both flavors were out of stock beforehand, I was greeted back with a snotty response that read
"How would that have been helpful? On a $22 order I wouldn't have shipped one without the other..."
As far as I can see, there is a $1 shipping charge for each flavor on the site, so there is no extra cost involved in shipping one without the other. Maybe I'm from the old school way of doing business. But as far as I'm concerned, whether the amount spent on juice is $1 or $300, when the company makes a mistake and advertises something as "in stock" and it's not, they should be going out of their way to make up for it in some shape or form, offering a replacement or some sort of solution. Had the 2nd flavor been in stock, I would fully expect that the company would do what they could to get that out to me in the meantime. The above quoted response, to me, is not a response I would expect from a company that wants my business. Just my .02."
"After making a small order of 2 bottles of juice from myfreedomsmokes.com, I was notified the following day that 1 of the bottles was out of stock, which was not mentioned anywhere on the site. I sent a reply, saying I wished to keep my order, as I had heard good things about the juice and the company. I asked them to please send the other flavored bottle to me in the meantime, as there had been no mention that the second flavor was out of stock.
I received a response the following day, stating that the other flavor was out of stock as well. This frustrated me, because had I known the entire order was out of stock, I would've looked elsewhere. When I sent an email back, stating that it would've been helpful to know that both flavors were out of stock beforehand, I was greeted back with a snotty response that read
"How would that have been helpful? On a $22 order I wouldn't have shipped one without the other..."
As far as I can see, there is a $1 shipping charge for each flavor on the site, so there is no extra cost involved in shipping one without the other. Maybe I'm from the old school way of doing business. But as far as I'm concerned, whether the amount spent on juice is $1 or $300, when the company makes a mistake and advertises something as "in stock" and it's not, they should be going out of their way to make up for it in some shape or form, offering a replacement or some sort of solution. Had the 2nd flavor been in stock, I would fully expect that the company would do what they could to get that out to me in the meantime. The above quoted response, to me, is not a response I would expect from a company that wants my business. Just my .02."