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Not really. Could be a cheap localization effort. Although the weight is measured in kg, which speaks for a European company. But then again, the cheapest plan
by WA 13y ago
Not really. Could be a cheap localization effort.
Although the weight is measured in kg, which speaks for a European company. But then again, the cheapest plan says "1kg every second month" instead of "500g per month" which is kinda weird.
- guico 13y agoThat's because to minimize shipping costs you will get a package of 1kg every second month. Not 500 gram every month. Thanks for the feedback
- WA 13y agoAh thanks, that wasn't clear to me. I thought you just used 1kg as a baseline unit. Since pricing is monthly, I suggested that shipping would be too and thought it was just a weird way to describe 500g :)
- joeconway 13y agousing coffee which was roasted over a month ago is probably a deal breaker for a lot of people who would use a service like this. Good examples of coffee websites: www.hasbean.co.uk www.yorkcoffeeemporium.co.uk
- jamessb 13y agoAnother UK competitor is Square Mile coffee, whose subscriptions are separate monthly deliveries of 350g or 500g (http://shop.squaremilecoffee.com/collections/subscriptions http://shop.squaremilecoffee.com/collections/subscriptions).
- joeconway 13y agoOh yeah, I've seen a few places around Shoreditch selling that, its pretty nice. I didn't realise they did subscriptions
- guico 13y agoThat's exactly what I'm trying to test here, if there are people who don't care much about that as far as they get a lower price. Thanks
- namdnay 13y agoThe fact that they refer to the postal code as a "zip code" led me to believe the currency/weight conversion was involuntary on their part.