Between A Rock and Hard Place A month ago I ordered a 5lb, $63.00 bag of "lightly salted cashews". The product I received was a sack full of rancid, fresh and pieces of broken nuts. I immediately called the company and was told by the customer service representative to toss the nuts in the garbage and I'd be issued a full refund on my AMEX card. When the refund didn't post I contacted the company again and this time I was told that I would only be issued a "store credit". I told the CSR that there was nothing else on the company website I desired, particularly after receiving an order of tainted nuts. When no refund was issued I called AMEX to dispute the charge and AMEX issued me the credit. A month later I received an investigation report from AMEX that "Nuts.com" told them that I was at "fault" ("at fault" for what?) and AMEX, disappointingly reversed the credit they gave me. I have reopened the dispute, explaining to them that I shouldn't be coerced into using a "store credit" to purchase something I don't want from the "Nuts.com" website. I'm a senior citizen who needs my money and I am entitled to a "full refund", not a "store credit". Nowhere on the website, unless it was hidden in small print, did I read that only "store credit" was issued if I received a damaged item or else I would never have ordered from them. There's no excuse for this kind of customer service and I am entitled to a refund because I simply don't trust the "quality" of "Nuts.com" products nor their integrity at this point.

Mistake 3lbs of candy Ordered 3lbs of candy Big mistake Chocolate covered raisins Hard as rocks Chocolate nonparells Tasted old And they wanted to give me credit for more candy Why would I want that Drug store candy is better So no refund And 3lbs of crappy candy Don't waste your money Buy candy at target