I always buy Full Circle Kosher Dill Pickles. I bought a jar recently that was incredibly better than other jars. Did they change the recipe? I never knew a pickle could be so delicious, and I'm not even a big fan of pickles! read more

Absolutely the worse veggie delivery box I've ever received. Half the produce was rotten (including a bag of potatoes with the same brand you get get cheaper at QFC). Even if all the fruits and veggies were good, $36 for around 3 oranges, a couple apples, and enough carrots and potatoes (again, from a national brand, and certainly not organic), is outrageous. They do not offer refunds, but only credits on your NEXT box. They hide their cancelation option only in the contact form and FAQs, and not under "manage account." What's more, you CANNOT remove your payment info. If you try before finding the hidden cancelation box, it will not allow due to an active subscription. If you try after, if says you cannot edit without an active subscription. read more

Full Circle - Rotten orange - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Almost every delivery, there would be something already spoiled: cilantro, bananas, habeneros, nectarines. Avocados unripe and unusable. I did report several of these to their customer service and they refunded for those items, but given that their prices are frequently twice as much as I would pay at PCC, Met, or Whole Foods and that they don't actually come from local farms - what is the value here? read more

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Just got my first and last order from Full Circle. The red onions and carrots were soft and past their prime. They went immediately to compost. Everything else was limp but I will use because I paid so much to get the order. I canceled. I get better produce from PCC here in Washington state and they have local produc e also. It's just not delivered. read more

If you can catch the window to customize your box, you will probably be mostly happy with the contents. Some items are very ripe when you get them and if not used within a day or two are inedible. The biggest problem I have, and I have tried this service twice, hoping it would go better if I could use their 'exclusion' list more effectively. No, that doesn't work. The list is completely ignored. Every box that is not curated by me directly contains mostly apples and kale. This last box was the last straw. Thanksgiving week was busy so I missed the cutoff to change it. My box will have 4 different kinds of apples (ALL apples are on my exclude list... we have apple trees and I processed 50 lbs from our own trees) and 2 different varieties of beets. If you aren't 100% sure you can customize your box every time, be prepared to get what looks like whatever they have leftover that week. read more

The Good The Bad and The Ugly of this service in my opinion is as follows: The Good, and result giving this any stars, is the service itself which is always on time, thoughtfully packed, and delivered with care. The website and payment method are all very user friendly overall and easy to navigate. The ease of customizing and changing orders is very transparent, flexible and straightforward. Response to spoiled or small amounts of produce expected, is attentive and fair. So, overall, they work well as a service. BUT and here's The Bad, it's really not a CSA as advertised and promoted, nor local to Washington (or even Oregon). It's essentially an online grocery store that trucks in organic produce from California, with occasional choices from Washington or Oregon. This is bad because they continue to market themselves as "locally sourced" in Washington state. Any table you see promoting Full Circle and trying to get you sign up will sell this lie completely. Full Circle continues to use "CSA" and "local farm" terminology primarily as a branding strategy to maintain market position. They have largely evolved out of the logistical definition of a CSA, they rely on several marketing tactics and technical loopholes to justify their messaging. They will tell you you can 'customize' your box, but rarely can I find local choices (maybe some apples or potatoes, but even the potatoes are coming from California these day). Yeah, I get that you're not going to have certain produce year round from the PNW, but thinking that you're buying local, only to have it trucked in from California, defeats the purpose. I can buy the same 'Cal-Poly' organics that fill their menu, at my local Safeway, often better quality and for less money. Now the 'ugly'. Often, we received fruit and veg that look like it was sourced from the misfit bin (or a service that charges less for imperfect produce). In almost every delivery, there is alway one thing that is either close to expiring, misshapen, too small, or not fresh. I've received beets the size of golf balls, a bushel of broccolini with precisely three small spears, a bunch of carrots the width of pencils! and a bunch of spinach that would barely make a single serving once prepared. I routinely receive greens that are somewhat wilted and slimy (like a bit of a fresh bunch was mixed with a not so fresh bunch and packaged together), and potatoes that have sprouted or soft and wrinkly mixed with fresh potatoes. Luckily, the service addresses these issues without too much fuss. In summary, it works great as an online grocery store and delivery service, but the only thing local about it is that it started in the Pacific Northwest and its packing and delivery are local. read more

While I've been pretty happy with the quality of food we receive there is absolutely no customer service. I didn't receive a delivery. I reported it twice through their online form. No one every replied to me let alone credited my account. So watch out. read more

When I signed up for this service at Burien farmers market as , they said it was goning be local vendors. Well all the vendors I've had from California. I had nothing from the state of Washington majority of food I got was too ripe. The big greens were not fresh so I can cancel the service very disappointing. read more

As many are reporting, some items are rotten or spoiled based on my standard. For example, 1/4 of Spinach wilted, all potatoes have sprouts. I washed spinach right away so forgot to take a picture, but the potatoes are shown below. Very nice lady came in to the door selling this box offering $10 off for the first box, so I decided to give it a try. Since this seems to be a heavily marketed company I see everywhere on SN, I had a doubt that they might be over priced. And my intuition was right. I got the supposed to be $34 box and the size of the box itself was half of what we once ordered from Klesick in stanwood. I ordered green lettuce, spinach, potatoes, green onions, avocados and carrots. Ohhh now I find I'm missing carrots.... read more

Full Circle - Sprouted potatoes - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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About November of 2021 I was originally approached by a door to door sales person and actually it was my 16 year old daughter that they convinced to sign me up. My daughter later told me about and I was like what why? She was like mom it's all farmers here in Washington organic fresh foods we gotta try it plus we are helping our local communities and farmers and they said it was cheaper then store foods and we would save money so she thought she was helping me out in having to go to the store all the time and helping out farmers. They also gave us with the initial sign up promo of a free dz large brown eggs with every box for as long as I am with them meaning it doesn't expire. first box was ok. Not what I expected but made since it's the unwanted items but ok. Got my free eggs was happy with that. So I kept on with it for a while even tho every box was not great I still got my eggs I stuck with them for a few years. Skipped a box here n there. I felt like I was helping our farmers even tho my boxes were 50/50 every-time I still got my eggs. So basically I was paying $37-$50 a box just for my free eggs and the idea of helping our Washington farmers. Then one day I notice our products were not from Washington so every box from then I would check the produce and sure enough they were all out of Washington state. That left me uneasy and upset. I realized I was basically paying high price for free eggs lol But I stuck around a little longer skipping boxes here n there. Then when the eggs crisis hit when eggs sky rocketed I received my box and I was so excited because eggs were so high I thought well i get them free.....well to my surprise and disappointment there was no eggs. I was so upset as my produce was always almost never usable so I looked forward to my eggs but this time no eggs. I called the customer service for the first time to complain and they said oh it looks like you removed the promo... and I'm like wait what?? Me?? Why would I do that?? I asked she said idk looks like you just recently removed it. I argued with the lady letting her know that I have been loyal never complained and I never removed anything. I told her how convenient it was removed during the eggs crisis. I told her if she is not able to put that promo back on that I would be canceling services. Remind you I have been with them since November 2021- now May 2025 she tells me sorry we cannot offer u that promo and we can't reinstate your original promo due to the egg crisis. I was so upset. They took my promo away and made it seem like I did it due to eggs crisis. So I cancelled services and not I'm trying Misfits... so sad bad business and they don't care about their customers. read more

The majority of the reviews are one star. Several people have been swindled by their door to door sales people. After agreeing to try them out for just one veggie box without any commitment, I signed into my new account and realized I was on the hook for a subscription. This is no accident and the explanation of "miscommunication" is obvious BS since there are 128 one star reviews mostly from people reporting about these sales tactics. I managed to cancel and asked for my account to be deleted. They made my account inactive but I am not comfortable with that. This is not an ethical business. Stay away! I can recommend New Roots Organics: https://newrootsorganics.com/ Best customer service and great produce. read more

Today the salesperson came to our place. He was too aggressive and told me that I can't look them up because I will see the negativity. Then he tried to do a favor for him because he needs the commission. He tried other sales techniques from 60s and when I told him no, he became very irritated. Overall, weird interactions that I had not experienced for a while. read more

In this day and age, it is refreshing to experience beautiful sourdough bread made with local grains. This hard working couple has exhibited passion and dedication to the products they hand make and offer. I love the basic sourdough slathering on butter( Millerville is my favorite) Thanks Jen and Roscoe for sharing with us!!! read more

We've had Full Circle since we moved to Seattle in July 2017 and have been really happy with the service. The produce have constantly been fresh and delivered within a very reasonable time window, with not a single delivery missed. The website has been easy to navigate, including customization of boxes, and we've been charged appropriate every week. We've donated boxes through their service, which I think is a wonderful thing to have available particularly in these time when food banks are short on food. The drivers we've crossed have also all been respectful. The kind notes and tips they sent are also a wonderful read. Can't recommend them enough. read more

This service has been absolutely amazing, and I'm crushed to have to cancel as I'm moving out of state. It was on time every single week, easy to customize, and on the rare occasions when there were missing items or issues with quality, it was easy to note and I was not charged for those items. No questions asked. The quality of the produce was consistently excellent, and I loved that I was introduced to things I never would have tried (kiwi berries are a thing, and they're awesome.) I've called a couple of times for different questions, this last time to unfortunately cancel. I have been nothing but happy with this service and highly recommend, so I'm shocked to come here and see others have had such issues! read more

Honestly, the salesman at the haunted market was incredibly pushy and rude. He did not want us to look up the company before committing, and told us not to cancel after we got home. I wouldve given it a shot but he really turned us off the service. read more

Recently bought a LivingSocial deal for Full Circle since the price was right. I have known about this produce subscription service for a while and wanted to give it a try. After purchasing the deal, I was giving an online code in which I needed to enter when registering. I selected the package that I bought and completed the info to register. I was a little put off that I needed to enter credit card information, but I went ahead and did it. The way that the site is setup made me a bit uneasy. It is kind of setup like the Amazon Subscribe & Save program except there is no self-service way to opt out. You have to contact customer service to do this. If you want to try this service out once before deciding whether to continue, please ensure to update the weekly delivery settings for the following weeks to on hold or you may be charged for an unwanted delivery. As for the produce, I like that you can customize your delivery. There is a default selection of produce listed which also includes the quantity to be delivered. If you don't like the choices, you can make substitutions so you can get a produce box that is right for you. Many of the offerings were typical produce items like cucumbers and spinach. But there were items that were less typical like golden beets and purple peppers that I was intrigued to try out. Full Circle offers home delivery as well as has sites around the Seattle area (and in several other cities) in which you can pick up your produce package. The sites are a mix of public and private locations. The site that I chose was someone's home with my package (along with other subscribers boxes) placed outside their front door! Based on some of the reviews, I was concerned that the produce was not going to be great as it has been noted that there have been quality concerns. For the most part, the produce I received was fine. Though some items were a bit dirty and all of the produce was unbagged aside from the fingerling potatoes which were netted. I do agree that some of the produce does get old fast. I was surprised by the quickness that the kale yellowed. If you are concerned about duration, choose produce that last longer and know what to use first. Veggies like spinach are going to have to be used ASAP, while potatoes can last a while. Fruit like apples are also a safe bet to keep longer. Overall, I was satisfied with the produce that I received. The regular pricing for this subscription service is a bit high though I was more than satisfied at the price I paid through LivingSocial. I don't think the average consumer could justify using Full Circle weekly unless they really love fruits & veggies. The issue being waste. I tend to buy produce on an as needed process, so this is a service I would consider more on an occasional basis. I decided to cancel after my delivery was complete because of the way the account is setup. I will say the process to cancel was painless. A simple site e-mail request and it was done. If I feel the urge to order Full Circle, I will have to request the account be reopened. I would much prefer it if the payment and delivery system was more like Amazon in which I could just simply opt-in and pay for a weekly delivery when I want it. read more

Decent produce but overpriced even for local farmers and farmer's market standards. Deliveries happen late at night with no notice - got our order dropped off outside our apt at 12:30 am with no call or notice so now items needing refrigeration in our box are spoiled and unusable. Combining this with the fact that many others have gotten rotten produce means this is a product my partner and I will be cancelling immediately. If you are thinking about signing up, consider a different service, or visit local farmers markets if you have the opportunity!!! read more

My girlfriend and I were flagged down by one of your workers at the seattle SODO market 2 weekends ago. A woman who worked for this company gave us the rundown and we said we were interested but not fully committed. This worker insisted that we sign up and put our card info down and assured us that we would not get charged and this card info was only to receive a $10 discount if we did want to place our first order. We ended up getting charged for an order that we did not even select. This worker straight up lied to us to squeeze an order out of us. An "ethical" business is what they try to present themselves as but in reality they are dishonest, scam, cheat. If this is how they do business and treat their customers, can you really trust what they do with your produce? read more

Cancelled after third poor quality order. Brown bananas, beets the size of golf balls, lettuce ready for compost. Mealy apples. No more wasted money. I'm done read more

Honestly it's mixed feelings. My biggest turn off is the amount of packaging. Too much plastic. The cost point is a lot higher than what you can buy at farmers markets and other delivery options and I felt I didn't get as much. Cons: - LOTS of excess packaging - Some of the produce was bruised, and the apples had broken skin and bruised - Delivery times are loss than ideal - The price point is high for what you get Pro: - Lots of options, I love the options of getting eggs, local grocery items - Easy to use website read more

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I've only used it for a month, but so far I like the service. the quality is better than I have been getting at the grocery store.

We have been Full Circle customers for a couple years now. We used to do the pick up locally but now we love the delivery to our home. I am able to customize my order and skip the weeks I don't want or need it. The quality of the produce is very good and I am happy to support local. Whenever there have been issues and those are rare, the customer service has been excellent via the phone. read more

Today, March 25, as we are being told to stay home and avoid people, a sales person came to my door, and is going door to door. Isn't that the worse possible response to the Covid-19 situation? Unbelievable. read more

If you want to find the world's best produce/grocery delivery service, look no further. Whenever I'm craving farm fresh produce (which is every day), I immediately log into my Full Circle account and customize a box of my favorite seasonal mix of fruits, roots, beans, and greens. I get all the warm fuzzies of knowing my food dollar is supporting beyond organic, sustainable growing practices, local family farms, and keeping more of the food dollar here in our region. And, hey... to all you haters out there complaining about stuff not arriving perfectly: guess what? If you get something you don't like, they don't charge you for it, no questions asked! read more

"Comment from Courtney A. of Full Circle Business Manager 3/26/2020Hello Brian, we apologize. Our sales team was trained in a non-contact approach to offering the service to those who could use food delivered, and it was not intended to offend. We are working hard to maintain social distancing in all our operations. Sincerely, Courtney" Read the above response to a different review. Does this training involve NOT wearing a mask when they come to my front door? B/C that's what just happened. I'm high risk and don't appreciate the door to door approach in general- but especially not during Covid and in the middle of the work day. I also will not be giving out my CC number by shouting it out in the street to anyone who randomly knocks on my door. Full Circle, you need to figure out a different way to get customers. read more

If the terrible Yelp score isn't clear, this company is a scam. The produce is average to poor. They send broken eggs. Not just one or two but a whole carton of cracked eggs. I'm the sucker for not checking Yelp before signing up. And yes the other reviews are right about the obnoxious door to door salesman who won't take no for an answer. Since they charge you ahead they anticipate you're going to cancel so they get one more order out of you even though they sent trash. Avoid at all possible costs. read more

Feels great to support local farmers, the produce is quality and their customer service is kind and quick. A wonderful experience whenever an item is not up to my standards, they always make it right, quick and easy. read more

I really appreciated the helpful staff and sustainable business model... highly recommend!

This is a great local business that has kept the fresh produce coming to our door! Their customer service is top notch and quality of produce is fantastic! You can choose weekly or less frequent deliveries and cancel a delivery easily online. Love them! read more

Full Circle - Produce - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I really, really wanted to like this produce delivery service but, after three deliveries, I was forced to cancel because of the horrible quality of the food. It all started when an earnest young man came to our door and told us about their company - Fresh, Local, and Organic produce - delivered to your door once a week. Like most people, I want my family to eat more vegetables so it sounded wonderful - especially with the $15 discount toward the first order. I signed up! Well, turns out that the produce was not fresh nor local. I was assured that it came from their "family farm" in Carnation. Not so - the vast majority of the produce was from the Central Valley in California - some from Canada and Mexico. I get that produce is seasonal, but in July there's no excuse not to provide Washington-grown produce. As far as fresh, I'm coming to that, but let's just say that maybe 10% of the produce we received was anything close to "fresh". And organic? I have no way of knowing, but since it's neither fresh nor local I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't organically-grown either. But I was excited, envisioning dewy-fresh fruits and vegetables delivered early Friday morning. For the (very high) price I was paying I expected blue-ribbon produce, right? Side note - turns out that "Friday morning" meant shortly after midnight on Thursday, so the stuff sat there for 7-8 hours on my porch. First order - I got corn that was clearly at least a week old - actually had black mold growing on the ends and rotting silks. The green beans were withered, the carrots had the greens cut off but you could see where the remnants were rotting and black on the ends; and they were so old that you could practically tie them in a knot. Nothing like the carrots pictured on their website. The "slicing tomatoes" were tiny; in a clamshell with little stickers that indicated they were grown in Canada. The grapefruit was wizened - the only item that was "fresh" was the avocado, and it was literally the size and shape of a tennis ball - and three times the price of a grocery store avocado. Ridiculous. I called customer service and they told me they could credit my account toward the next order. In Order #2 I received a cabbage that was pale and BROWN - so many of the bad leaves had been removed that the stem was almost two inches long. A farm-fresh cabbage is supposed to be green with big, fresh leaves - like in the pictures on their website! The potatoes were wrinkled and two of them were actually rotten and oozing brown rot-juice into the rest of the bag. I had to throw them all away because of the stench. The spinach looked like it had been run over by a truck then left in the sun for a few days - I had to throw it away too - it was inedible. I could go on but you get the idea. Another call to customer service and, again, they credited my account and assured me that my next order would receive their "white glove" quality check before it was delivered. I decided to give them one more chance. Order #3 arrived and was no better than the previous two. The watermelon was over-ripe and mushy inside. The Rainier cherries were so old that the stems, which should be green and supple, were black and brittle as matchsticks. They tasted OK but, for the price, they should have been fresh and perfect. Interestingly, I had purchased organic Rainier cherries at Grocery Outlet for $2.99 a pound just the week before. FC's were $6.99 for HALF a pound, which turned out to be 21 cherries, of which three or four were bad. That works out to about 40 cents per cherry. The English peas were OK, but definitely not fresh - the little leaves on the end which should be green on fresh peas were brown and withered. The squash was old and wrinkly - the cut ends were brown and dried out, indicating they had been picked 4-5 days ago.The tomatoes were old - one of the three had to be tossed because it was completely mushy. I suspect that it had been stored in a refrigerator for a week or more. Half of my cucumber was rotten and caved in - the rest of it was withered. I put it in the refrigerator and the next day it was slimy, moldy and rotten. Unbelievable - this is the "white glove" inspected order? It was like whoever selected my produce picked the stuff that "needed to be gotten rid of" before it got any worse. The produce I received would never had been sold at any grocery store - I doubt it would have even qualified for the 99 cents-a-bag, B-grade stuff you get at Freddy's or QFC. Needless to say I was very disappointed with my experience and shocked that they would try to palm off sub-par produce to customers who were paying top dollar - especially new customers. I gave them a fair shake - three deliveries. There is absolutely no excuse for selling wilted and/or rotten produce at a premium price, or to deceive customers with promises of "local" produce that isn't. They have a C- rating with the BBB with two customer complaints that have not been addressed. read more

All produce delivery services are not the same that's for sure. We had a similar service for a year or two, but realized we were wasting some of the produce and just ended up composting the leftovers. We ended that service but decided to try a new one recently. I really liked the website with the options of likes and dislikes which really appealed to me. Being able to customize the order was important to us. What we got in our first and only box was a major disappointment. The quality of the produce was nice, but paying nearly $40 for $10 worth of produce was not. I was not impressed at all with the value. I could have gone to Top Banana in Ballard and got 3 times the selection and value for the same price. I cancelled the service after my first delivery. I'll just get my produce the old fashioned way and suffer through the minor inconvenience of grocery shopping. read more

Someone got back to me today via email to let tell me they delivered the box and it was stolen. I would have appreciated someone letting me know that just so I could find an alternative, but I do feel its worth updating my review. They gave me a refund, which I appreciate, but if there is anything I'd like to pass on, it's that most people need communication more than refunds when it comes to food during a pandemic. It matters A LOT. To someone sick or with children who can't go to the store, knowing that you're going to get a refund rather than food... is info you NEED sooner than 5 days later. Having said that, I will change my rating. read more

Scammy outfit, do not waste your time or money. I think they're owned by Koreans (but I'm not sure). I got sucked into trying them because I needed produce delivery, but I never did like them from the beginning. I don't know how they do it, but they screw everything up. First, there were account problems from day one, then the produce was low quality and skimpy but overpriced, then the products were damaged, and on top of that, the website is the worst I've ever seen, very very loopy and "tricky," and not intuitive. I never got to the point where I was "confident" in them, and so I'm glad I cancelled, and of course, they even screwed up the cancellation process. I get my produce delivered from Amazon now, and eventhough Amazon has a bad reputation, they're BETTER than FullCircle. I actually like the Amazon produce quite a bit--I love it, in fact, the quality is top notch, and so are the prices ('cept for Bidenflation) and delivery. FullCircle is not a "real" business, as far as I'm concerned, they're something way different because it's impossible to screw everything up so badly unless bad intention is involved, and you have to also consider how their practices are the polar opposite of the "reliable, salt of the earth, wholesome" family farm image that they project. The people on the phone were never friendly or helpful either, of course. At the rate that this company screws up, the people on the phone should be rushing to the rescue, but that's not the case. They even impose a mandatory delay, where they are not allowed to call back or anything for 24 hours. What kind of a company would do that, especially a fresh produce company? Stay away from these critters. read more

Always the greatest and freshest stuff from here! Definitely seeing the growth in the company as well! The way the worlds been going and speeding up, fresh and organic produce on your door step is definitely going to be a must! Even Amazon is studying their tactics. Plus, it's great knowing I can skip the grocery store during the rain or heavy snow. I can only imagine what the drivers go through! Bless your hearts! Cheers to a good and healthy business plan, stay safe out there and thank you for the services! #HealthyLife2018 read more

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Does not even deserve 1 star. These folks can't seem to get my deliveries, payment, subscription, address right at any time. I'm a furious angry Single Mother here, I hope that they give me the refund that I deserve thanks to these guys my son's Christmas is ruined. Other than that the food was really good and fresh and organic just the organization with customer service is ridiculous. read more

I do like the product, and the 'option' to add farm products is very enticing, but Full Circle's website come customization time is completely useless. Their farm items sell out very quickly, so I always log on right when customization starts, but it often takes an hour or more to load the items list. I can only assume that the site traffic overloads them, but honestly, with the amount they charge, and the volume they sell, how hard can it be to hire competent web developers? The variety and ease of ordering were a big attraction for me, but given that I can almost never access them, the CSA is barely worth the money. As soon as I find a better option, I'll be switching out. Also, I have to agree with the other reviewers: the produce comes packaged in a truly ridiculous amount of plastic. Given that I started my subscription during the covid-19 crisis, I figured it might be due to that, but even with that factored in, there is way too much plastic for the food to feel in any way sustainable. For example, I ordered 2.5 pounds of sunchokes last week and received *five* bags of 0.5 lbs each, with maybe four individual items per bag. I get that they're a high-volume service, but that's just ridiculous! read more

I signed up for Full Circle home delivery after stopping at their booth at a festival. Your local, organic food delivery is all conveniently, manageable online. You first pick how big of delivery you want and how often you want it delivered (every week, two weeks etc). The best part is going through the menu and picking and choosing what you want. There's anything from produce to dairy products to jams. PROS: -Orders are manageable online. -You can skip delivery dates if you're out of town. -Deliveries are done during the night (dropped off at your home, unbothered). Or at a local pick-up station. -Orders come in a thin insulated bag. -Order receipt and recipes come w/ each order -Supporting local business (see CON below) -First delivery 50% off CONS: -Sometimes your veggies are already wilted or need to be eaten the same day especially the leaf produce -Local meaning from WA, OR, CA (this could be a pro too). -$$$ (I can get organic, local produce cheaper at some smaller markets nearby) read more

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Edit: PLEASE STOP SENDING BOXES! I do not want to receive any more boxes. I have emailed asking for them to stop and my emails are ignored. I am not paying my balance. I don't understand why you would continue sending boxes to someone who doesn't give you payment information and asks to cancel. There are hungry people, give them my box, I'm tired of getting rotten lettuce and kale! I apparently forgot to cancel our service and just received a box. Probably the worst time to be charged up the ying yang for produce that doesn't look so hot with everyone being out of work and the challenges of our current crisis. For $27.95 I received 1 head of lettuce (going bad with wilted rotten leaves), a bunch of broccoli (the broccoli looks fresh and good), a bunch of kale (discolored leaves), a bunch of cilantro (starting to go bad, probably has another day or 2 left), 4 apples (2 of which have bruises or weird holes in the skin), and 3 little potato's that looked like they were all dropped. I didn't customize this box because it was the last thing on my mind with Coronavirus and the economy crashing down around us. I was so upset when I saw that box on my porch, I know it's my fault I forgot about it but realizing that I'd just spent $30 on a few scraps of rotten produce when we can barely afford to buy necessities made my heart drop. When I opened the box I felt even more upset, realizing that much of the produce is unusable. I went to immediately cancel my account and realized that since I lost my debit card and had to get a replacement they didn't have my current number and were unable to charge me. What a relief. I can only imagine trying to get refunded for what I received and only being given a credit and not a true refund. Everyone is struggling right now including businesses, Full Circle would be a great tool to be able to continue getting fresh produce without leaving the house if only the quality was dependable and the prices weren't so ridiculous. We are not currently in a circumstance to keep experimenting to see if the quality imp read more

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Update: To be fair to Full Circle, I did get my box four hours after the delivery window. I received a call from the driver that I wasn't able to pick up in time, so got an email that it was left outside by the apartment call box -- sprinted down and picked it up. Most produce was really nice and with the exception of a badly bruised apple. I will be cancelling as the produce is mostly great, but the delivery process was way too stressful. Signed up, customized my box, and it was nowhere to be found by the delivery window I was told to expect it. I marked it as missing through my account page, and was told someone would get back to me within 24 hours. So, I also called the customer phone line several times and kept hitting a recorded message saying they weren't taking messages but would reopen between 8am-5pm (I called several times at or after 8:30, well after their advertised opening). One number I initially called (listed as an urgent questions line) led to a VERY SCAMMY answering service which is...not promising. I was really hopeful about this delivery, but it seems the service is designed with maximum friction for customers to take any action. I feel badly about recommending their sister company (Fresh From the Farm) to my parents; I hope their experience is better than mine! read more