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Comment on Review: Graze.com by Tristan

Tristan — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:39:01 +0000

I seem to be hearing very mixed things about Graze from people. Personally I’ve never had a bad experience with them, and neither has my Uncle who also uses the service. It sounds like they are kinda hard to contact directly if people have problems though, which is a shame.

Admittedly I’m not getting the boxes at the moment as Im trying to cut down on what i’m eating overall.

Thanks for the information about your experience. I’m sorry you’ve not had the best time with them, and I hope that any problems you have with the service get resolved to your satisfaction.

Comment on Review: Graze.com by shaun

shaun — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 10:17:05 +0000

THESE ARE COMPLETE CON ARTISTS, You get offered a free box and they take your card details saying they wont take any money without your consent and low and behold after your first free and totally rubbish box with contents in worh about 50p from the weigh house they keep sending them twice a week which costs £6!!! This is the dearest bird food i have ever bought.

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Comment on Review: Graze.com by Kate

Kate — Thu, 06 May 2010 11:21:17 +0000

I love Graze!
The contents are definately worth £3 although I prefer the Graze Nibble box which gives you 4 selections of nuts, seeds, dried fruit etc. I’ve been to my fair share of health food shops and you just can’t find the selection and combinations that Graze offers.
I have to say I haven’t had any problems financially, but I have had to cancel direct debits through my online banking before which hasn’t been a problem. Also, for all financial things like Graze, my online mobile phone account, Paypal etc, I do ensure I have the passwords should any problems arise.
Good luck in sorting out the problems and just keep enjoying those boxes every week!

Comment on Review: Graze.com by Tristan

Tristan — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:27:53 +0000

All I can really suggest for contacting them is to use the ‘Click here to send us an email’ link available at: https://www.graze.com/help/contact then select that you can’t log in. I’ve had nothing but good experience with them so far, but I accept that there may be issues others have that I don’t. Good idea trying to cancel it with your bank. i’m sure they’ll be able to put a stop on all transactions to them eventually. Try contacting them again none the less to see if you can expedite the process.

Thanks for your feedback, and best of luck!

Comment on Review: Graze.com by Maxine

Maxine — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:28:35 +0000

This company are a rip off, the contents are not worth £2.99. You can not contact Graze directly, they have no telephone number. I have forgotten my password and have asked for it 3 times, it has not arrived. I contacted them with a technical fault, they still haven’t replied. They keep taking my £2.99 each week and I can not stop them. Now my bank have had to to write to them to tell them to stop taking the month, this can take a month. So they can continue to take £12 and yet I can do nothing about it. My bank have told me they are not impressed with companies like these who take a regular figure each mont but it is not a direct debit or standing order and so you can not easily cancel your order.

Comment on Review: Graze.com by Tristan

Tristan — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 13:42:35 +0000

Absolutely nothing. I reviewed the product after I tried it of my own accord. I heard about it through a newspaper article, decided to try it, and just thought I should review it. Guess I wanted to try my hand at writing a review, and it seemed like a nice simple something to start with.

Comment on Review: Graze.com by viky

viky — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 12:20:47 +0000

so how much did that company pay you for this article?

Comment on Review: Salomon Lord (2010) vs. Salomon X-Wing Tornado Ti (2010) by Tristan

Tristan — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 03:57:58 +0000

@Alan Campbell
I’m glad my review made such a positive impression with you, and I’m really glad it helped you choose which ski to go for. I personally think that the Lord is a very good ski to go for, and I can guarantee that you’ll have lots of fun on the mountain. Just don’t forget to check out the faces of the people behind you when you’re cruising down a run and suddenly pull an effortless 360. While I didn’t get to test either ski in powder, the design of both skis mean that they are perfectly suited to the deeper powder condition.

I’d be very interested to hear your comments / feedback on the ski once you’ve tried them out.

Thank you again for the kind words, and enjoy your skiing.

Comment on Review: Salomon Lord (2010) vs. Salomon X-Wing Tornado Ti (2010) by Alan Campbell

Alan Campbell — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 00:33:56 +0000

Tristan:

I found your review courtesy of Google, and you’ve certainly helped me with my choice of ski for the 2010 season. I also am not a proffesional skier nor a proffesional ski reviewer; that’s possibly why your down-to-earth simple review struck a chord with me.

Unlike you, I shall be opting for the Salomon Lord – but your review has pointed me in this direction. I’m looking to venture a bit more off-piste this season after a few trips ‘down the back’ of the mountain last year. Hopefully the Lords will provide me with a mored suitable platform to get the most out of the powder than my existing Volkl AC30s did last year.

Thanks for an easy to understand, unbiassed review.