Deborah P. Smith
GBBest sugar free Chocolate ever! I have been enjoying these chocolates for several years (prior to Covid-19) and my favorite is the Exotic Sea Salt Squares. My favorite way to enjoy them is to melt them in the packet and drink the chocolate. Kind of strange but very tasty. But, don’t allow the chocolate to reharden as it changes the taste. I love that they use the Stevia/erythritol sweetener. Best sugar free chocolate ever!
Marilyn Brooks
GBVery Dissatisfied Like many of the others, my free trial box of chocolates arrived in a damaged package & were COMPLETELY melted. I called the company right away, received an apology & was told a replacement box would be sent at no charge. A couple of days later, we were charged almost $40 for an ongoing subscription they said we signed up for. What?! Despite arguing the point, they would not refund our money. We will be contacting the Better Business Bureau. Buyer beware!
Dmitry Turovsky
GBNot Just for Diabetics I have been buying candy from SkinnyMe chocolate for over a year. I first started doing so because I have diabetes, and indeed it doesn't raise my blood sugar levels. I have continued being a customer also because the taste is great, and my family loves them as well.
Tomr
GBSPAM Merchants SPAM Merchants I am relentlessly spammed by this company and they use devious practices to get around spam filters. I never gave them my email address so they bought it from an underground merchant or are employing a spam factory to send out marketing. Based on those practices alone it is easy to see that these are people who cannot be trusted. Conclusion: Do NOT buy anything from these scumbags
Deb
GBPositive experience I did read the offer closely and saw that you had to cancel within 7 days to avoid the subscription. I got the bold dark chocolate and I liked it, but feel that $3.44 per ounce is a bit high. Customer service was very prompt to answer and was helpful. They did offer me a 15% discount if I did not cancel which I refused. I am disappointed that they have to engage in questionable marketing in order to sell their product.