I wish my flowers looked half this goodIf you have to order from ProFlowers.com. If someone points a gun to your head and tells you that you have to order shitty flowers and get bad service from that dreck of a company. If you are about to be dipped in acid unless you waste your money on ProFlowers.com and their wretched service
watch out
The pictures are pretty and the service looks great, and what was supposed to be a nice set of flowers for my wife was pretty embarrassing. My wife was embarrassed by the flowers I sent her. She didn't want to say who sent them. Yes, they were that bad. Bad flowers in a cheap pot - looked nothing like the pictures.
Thank god I had time to call a real florist.
So, no more ProFlowers.com. Ever. Really. Well. Maybe if you are holding me over a pot of boiling oil.
But, the real story. 2 months later I notice that there is a charge on my credit card for $14.95 from a company named 'Encore Marketing International'. Strange, I think, I have never heard of that company.
So, I do a search on the internet and I find that there are people popping up all over the place with the same charges on their credit cards. It is tied to ProFlowers.com. Apparently, when you fill out the order form on the website there is something there that says you agree to pay $14.95 for a few months when you buy flowers. I never saw that, but apparently it is there.
So, 2 months later I call American Express and the Better Business Bureau and I get some of my money back from Encore Marketing International. I get a letter from the BBB with an attachment from Encore Marketing International stating that I was signed up for something called EasySaver Rewards. The people from Encore Marketing International (who only sign the letter as 'Customer Service') give me a really snarky answer on how they are going to refund some of the money for a service I never signed up for and never used.
Just watch out. Really. There are sleazy companies that will just attach themselves to your credit card bill.
Thanks, ProFlowersLabels: encore marketing international, proflowers