Misleading advertising by Delight & Foods

Clubs, Bars, Restaurants Verified Resolved May 30, 2024
Delight & Foods | Guinea | Birdie Heaney

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I have been a loyal customer of Delight & Foods for several years. However, my recent experience has been extremely disappointing. I ordered item (order #ORD-3616-GUL-5741) on December 19, 2022, and have encountered has a manufacturing defect. Despite multiple calls to customer service, no one has been able to help me.

905 views | 2 comments | May 30, 2024 15:10

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Birdie Heaney

Birdie Heaney

Apr 27, 2025 05:36

Just wanted to follow up on my complaint regarding Delight & Foods. I haven't heard anything back yet, and the t-shirt I purchased is still not working correctly. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Admin User (Original)

Admin User (Original)

May 26, 2025 05:30

Dear customer, On behalf of Delight & Foods, I would like to personally apologize for the inconvenience you've experienced with our priority service. We strive to provide exceptional service to all our customers, and we regret that we fell short of this standard in your case. After carefully reviewing your complaint, I have authorized an immediate free additional service to address this situation. Additionally, we have documented this case (Reference: REF-8FA7B2A9) to help improve our training and service protocols. Please feel free to contact me directly at extension 4567 if you have any further questions or concerns. Yours sincerely, James Martin Senior Support Specialist Delight & Foods

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