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I am one of the people affected by the daily harvest lentils. I did not need major surgery but ate them after Daily Harvest sent an email saying they were perfe

I am one of the people affected by the daily harvest lentils. I did not need major surgery but ate them after Daily Harvest sent an email saying they were perfectly safe and to make sure they reached 165F. Daily Havrest has offered me a $10 credit towards future orders even though I became very ill from their negligence and have spent thousands of dollars with them in the past on their service.

killingtime74 4y ago
Wow $10 is worse than nothing
- elbigbad 4y ago
  $10 is terrible. Reminds me, I had a Lyft driver. Took me from the airport, absolutely FLEW, tailgated an ambulance with its lights on for 2 miles, literally nearly hit two pedestrians, ran through a couple red lights just late enough after they turned that other cars were starting to enter the intersection from other sides. I was scared with my very visibly pregnant wife in the car, but it was a 15 minute drive and much of it was quick highway turns so didn’t feel comfortable telling the driver to stop. I left my first bad review on Lyft writing a detailed account similar to above. Lyft messaged me “are you ok we take safety paramount” and the resolution was a scant “we won’t match you with this person again, $5 off your next ride.” That was honestly worse than no response. I spend hundreds of dollars on rideshares monthly and this was a first.
  - Fatnino 4y ago
    What did you want them to do? Buy you a Rolls-Royce and a chauffeur?
- Bilal_io 4y ago
  It's an insult. Xfinity pissed me off when I contacted them regarding the 3rd or 4th service interruption within a month where each lasted ~5 hours, and they offered me $10 credit.
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- oceanghost 4y ago
  My ex was a nurse... she did home visits. A patient had a life threatening injury. She understood the situation, stabilized him and got him to a hospital. The company awarded her a $5 gift card. I would argue $5 is worth than nothing.
hombre_fatal 4y ago
Well, could you give us more info? The article says nothing. What did you eat and what happened to you?

killingtime74 4y ago

Wow $10 is worse than nothing

elbigbad 4y ago
$10 is terrible. Reminds me, I had a Lyft driver. Took me from the airport, absolutely FLEW, tailgated an ambulance with its lights on for 2 miles, literally nearly hit two pedestrians, ran through a couple red lights just late enough after they turned that other cars were starting to enter the intersection from other sides. I was scared with my very visibly pregnant wife in the car, but it was a 15 minute drive and much of it was quick highway turns so didn’t feel comfortable telling the driver to stop. I left my first bad review on Lyft writing a detailed account similar to above. Lyft messaged me “are you ok we take safety paramount” and the resolution was a scant “we won’t match you with this person again, $5 off your next ride.” That was honestly worse than no response. I spend hundreds of dollars on rideshares monthly and this was a first.
- Fatnino 4y ago
  What did you want them to do? Buy you a Rolls-Royce and a chauffeur?
Bilal_io 4y ago
It's an insult. Xfinity pissed me off when I contacted them regarding the 3rd or 4th service interruption within a month where each lasted ~5 hours, and they offered me $10 credit.
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oceanghost 4y ago
My ex was a nurse... she did home visits. A patient had a life threatening injury. She understood the situation, stabilized him and got him to a hospital. The company awarded her a $5 gift card. I would argue $5 is worth than nothing.

hombre_fatal 4y ago

Well, could you give us more info? The article says nothing. What did you eat and what happened to you?