This Company Will Scam You
I can see why this company was involved in a $60 million legal settlement for deceptive fees. I responded to a promo for $0 delivery fees, and ended up being charged $16.48 in fees: a service fee of $3.49, a long distance service fee of $3.00, and a regulatory response fee (what the!?!?) of $9.99. None of this was disclosed when I checked out, and an hour chatting to what was probably a bot (because there’s no way to speak to a person) got me nowhere. So I spent $23 on a four pack of AAA batteries that I didn’t even need, but the other items I ordered to meet the ten dollar minimum weren’t available.