sweetreliefjellies.com 

Unable to rate nil points. Scam, keep well clear as company are basically crooks. Experience much the same as previous reviewers with over inflated invoice and unable to cancel delivery which when it arrived was not as stated and it was going to cost £5.99 per item to return !!

STEER CLEAR! Pricing not clear and then they add vitamins on recurring debit.
I called and cancelled immediately and was offered £50 off. I insisted on refund, she said yes and an email with reference was sent (no it wasn’t)
I managed to get transaction blocked by my bank
BEWARE!

This company is a scam and according to my bank is becoming well known as such for sometimes sending out actual products but always taking whatever amount they like once you’ve given them your card details.
I was lucky because my bank denied the transaction. All I had to do was cancel my debit card (they had already put a block on it) and request a new one. Other people have lost quite large amounts. There is obviously enough information in the bank automated systems now for this to have been prevented, in my case.
I was advised by my bank to report the incident to Action Fraud in order for them to alert me if these scammers try to use any of the other information I, stupidly, gave to them - my name, postal address, email address and phone number. I cannot believe I was taken in.
I found the Sweet Relief Jellies via a link on the Manchester Evening News website. I thought I was clicking on an article about Fern Britton’s marvellous company,Sweet Relief Jellies! I note that on the same page on the Manchester Evening News website today, The Dragons of Dragon’s Den are now the proud owners of this wonderful company and product!
Apparently the Manchester Evening News and other such platforms are easy targets for advertisers such as the Sweet Relief scammers as they’re not regulated. If you see SPONSORED rather than the name of the newspaper or author, then it’s actually an advert and not an article. I can’t believe I fell for it. Please don’t fall for it.

This company are scammers. What everyone on here is saying about this company is true. I got scammed on the 20th July 2023, I informed my bank minutes after they sent the Confirmation Order, as they had charged me almost 5 times what the total should have been, which was £33.95 and I was charged £165.90 They also added the vitamins to my order, which I did not order either. My bank stopped my credit card immediately, but they said I would have to wait until the transaction showed up in my account, then you have to wait another 30 days before they can dispute the transaction. I have also contacted Action Fraud, consumeradvice.scot, who will pass on my report to Trading Standards, and a few more websites. I have been advised to contact the police as well, on their Contact Us form. I am a disabled pensioner and I cannot afford to lose this amount of money to these criminals. I am so glad I saw these reviews on here. The will be evidence to tell my bank about and the police, that everyone on here is saying the same thing, "THAT THIS COMPANY ARE SCAMMERS". I just wish I had seen all these reviews, before I placed an order with these criminals. I have all my emails that I sent to this company and all their replies on my laptop. You can tell from the wording and the spelling, that this is not a professional company writing these emails. They asked me to do a 3-way telephone call, with them, myself and my bank representative,. This was when I kept saying that I wanted a refund and that I wanted to cancel my order, within the 14 days you have to do this., after they receive the order back. They then have 14 days to send me my refund - hopefully! I sent the order back the day after I received it, which was on 01/07/2023, by Royal Mail Tracked 24. The address on the package for Customer Returns was a P.O. Box No. 1183, Wembley, HA0 9PD. I was also advised to sent them a letter, saying that I wanted to cancel my order and to send it by Royal Mail Signed For post, which I did today and by email. Consumeradvice.scot even sent me a template letter to use, which also stated the Distance Selling rules on it. So I am just waiting until the 30 days are up and I will be asking my bank to dispute the transaction. Good luck to everyone on here who is trying to get their money back. I will let you know on here if I am successful.

I nearly got caught, but at when the offer came through for the vitamins I clicked no. But the transaction first had to go through to my bank that showed me the price, prior to my accepting and the price had jumped up too £48.00!!. At that point I thought that this was scam and rejected the transaction. Glad I did because just got an email thanking me for the order and price the?? Now a whopping £115.00 !!! Checked my bank account but the money has NOT been taken off. I contacted my bank they told me if I rejected it it wont go through but if it does to contact them and they will investigate it.

Don’t trust this company. Same thing happened with me re made the order and vitamins at just under £50 are automatically added . I rang the company and asked for this to be removed also then decided I wanted to cancel the order in full but was persuaded by a discount of 30% . I reluctantly took this but wish I hadn’t . The full amount minus the cost of the unwanted vitamins has been taken from my account . I have contacted my bank who are investigating this . I have since emailed to cancel the order and request a refund into my account . Let’s hope they do. If the order arrives I don’t trust the legitimacy of the contents of the jellies so I won’t be using them!

I came across Sweet Relief Jellies through, what I now know to be false advertising on Facebook, claiming one of the former Beatles is the CEO of the company. I don't know how people get away with writing such blatant lies.

Anyway, the article was offering free samples for its readers and took me to the website where my request for a free bottle was 'approved'. Then I got taken to the payment page. If something is free, you don't get taken to a payment page. I couldn't proceed unless I purchased other products which I wasn't prepared to do because by this time, I realised something was smelling like a filthy rat.

After reading other reviews on TrustPilot, I think I had a lucky escape.

There is no such thing as a free lunch and I feel stupid for nearly falling for it.

An absolute rip off I ordered I thought 3 bottles and then an addition came up for vitamins which I didn’t want but that was added to the order. The company wants all your details before you can see the prices for the items. Once you’ve clicked you find out you’ve spent a huge amount of money. I rang immediately to cancel the order and the chap I spoke to after ages of saying I wanted to cancel the whole order offered 50% off which in the end I agreed to.
I’ve received the items not bottles but 3 packets of 30 gummies and one of vitamins for an extortionate amount, I too shall be contacting my card company to see if I can get a refund. Cowboy company.

When ordering two bottles which turned out to be small packets, I was charged for an extra ‘bottle’ of multi vitamins that I didn’t order. The price was totally exorbitant. I won’t be writing to the company but am reporting them to Action Fraud.

I have paid for my order and not received goods. Written several emails to no avail. Informed my bank who are looking into.
BELIEVE THIS TO BE A SCAM SO DO NOT ORDER FROM THESE PEOPLE!

THIS IS A SCAM COMPANY.

THEY WILL TAKE MORE MONEY THAN YOU AGREED AND THEY DONT ACTUALLY EXIST. RIPPED OFF MY ELDERLY MOTHER.

WILL BE CONTACTING THE BANK FOR A REFUND

One item was ordered and when went to pay a more expensive item flashed up and was added to the order as it was paid which item was not ordered. Cancelled within 15 minutes by email but they would not accept cancelation. The return address on the package is given as Rapid Fulfillment Service Ltd. which is the previous name of the Fulfilrr Group Ltd. Fulfilrr Group Ltd is a company whose office address is given as Challange House, Sherwood Drive, Bletchly, Milton Keynes MK3 6DP. The Fulfilrr Group Ltd, also has an address at Mazars llp.160 Midsummer Boulevard, Milton Keynes MK9 1FF. A company named Adventures Milton Keynes Ltd. at Moorgate House in Milton Keynes which again has a connection with Fulfilrr Group Ltd. An email was sent to the email address of sweetreliefjellies.com requesting the details of Rapid Fulfillments Services Ltd. (Fulfilrr Group Ltd.) client however to date they sweetreliefjellies.com / Fulfilrr Group Ltd. has failed to respond to the request. The revised information provided above relating to the Fulfilrr Group Ltd was obtained from the recently updated information on the Companies House website.

ordered 2 bottles of GBD jellies, found I had been charged for a multivitamin bottle that I didnt order. Lucky to get a refund.
15 days have gone bye no product. unable to contact
them. their contact e-mail for my payment doesn't exist. going to report them as a Scam
to report them as a scam

I BOUGHT 1 bottle of the cbd jellies a d was promised 1 free. They took out of my account the cost of 5 and although I got in touch with them immediately they said they would refund me but many months have past and no money has been sent back to me. I would not go near this company with a barge pole. They are fraudsters.

Terrible company, don’t deal with them, they take your money and then don’t want to know you. Can’t get hold of anyone to talk to resolve the problem!!!

I had exactly the same experience as Mr T Barton (see his separate review), plus I found I had somehow 'accidentally' signed up for an extra bottle of a multi-vitamin that I didn't want. I emailed them immediately to cancel the order as it was going to cost me well over £100.00 for something that I was led to believe was free! I have not as yet received a reply to that email, but I have received an email from them in the meantime informing me that my order has been shipped. I contacted my bank as I suspected this company to be a scammer. The bank has told me that the company has set things up in such a way as to take money from my account every month for the second product that I didn't want at all, as if I had subscribed to it. If I could give a zero rating, I would do so. Keep clear of them!

Clicked on link for buy one bottle and get two extra free but was charged for all three despite trying to stop the order (the link to the offer disappeared shortly after).

Absolutely did nothing for me would not refund as over 30 days which they said was in their terms & conditions which as far as I know I never had

Terrible company i cancelled the order as they charged me more than double what i intended to pay and are doing everything to stop me getting my money back finally offering a 50% off
Also if i intend to return them they will charge me for returning the items unopened
The fee for returning 3 small bottles is £5.95 PER BOTTLE RE STOCKING FEE total £17.85 its a rip off and just more attempts to keep the money