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kd-05 t1_j9ypt7t wrote

I personally would not consider Ghirardelli high quality considering their chocolate typically contains high fructose corn syrup. But I guess you did say mass market. I do sneak a caramel filled chocolate of theirs every now and then.

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msnmck t1_j9yov5h wrote

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Zendorian t1_j9ylqtp wrote

Not true, people love to see genuine reviews. This won't stop people from taking advantage. Shitty people are shitty people.

The precedent here would be that this business is Abe to admit fault and be accountable. Studies have shown that something like over 90 percent of customers would repeat business if the business just admits fault and is accountable.

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FandomMenace t1_j9ylnph wrote

LPT: the saturated fat in chocolate is deleterious to your cardiovascular health, despite all these claims that chocolate is a health food. Skip the calories and saturated fat and go for cocoa powder instead.

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TaliesinMerlin t1_j9yjw8s wrote

On the contrary, knowing whether it's 1 AM or 5 AM helps me a lot with sleeping. If it's 1, I can read for a short time and then drift naturally back to sleep. If it's 5, I'll either get up or doze until it's time to wake up.

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TootsNYC t1_j9yjkod wrote

No it’s even better? Chocolate chips are semisweet chocolate! Semisweet is the perfect ratio; milk chocolate is to sweet, and dark chocolate is too sharp. I have searched and searched and never really found a good semisweet chocolate bar.

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IDQDD t1_j9yibjo wrote

Generally don’t be an asshole to costumer service, even if it does take longer than usual. If you’re a patient and understanding costumer we’re rewarding your patience with some free stuff. Source: worked as a service technician for a well known electronics brand and we knew when it took too long to repair or replace some claims. But if the costumer was patient and understanding we stuffed a lot of extra stuff in their packages like battery packs, SD cards, or some accessories.

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Scorcher646 t1_j9yhjm6 wrote

That's a different situation from what I think OP is writing about. It's not uncommon for a small business in a community to not only fix the problem but also then offer you a discount. If they are offering you a discount to repair a review without fixing the initial problem, they absolutely deserve to get drug over the coals for it

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Dr_Silk t1_j9ygxi8 wrote

On the contrary, I once received a refund to change my 1 star review to a 3 star review (the item broke within a week). After I received the refund I changed the rating back and added a bit about how they bribed me to change the rating

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