Has anyone used Kabloom.com for sending flowers?

[Robyncz]

I have used proflowers.com and been very happy, but I just got a "coupon" for kabloom.com that would allow me to save about 1/3 of price I would spend at proflowers.com for the tulips I was going to order my mother for Easter.

Has anyone tried kabloom yet?

[ktg0930]

I haven't personally tried them, but one of my co-workers ordered Valentine's flowers for her mother to be delivered on Valentine's Day and did not have a good experience. The flowers were not received on Valentine's Day and when she called to complain, they told her they had a lot of orders for Valentine's. They did offer her to give her a refund or to deliver the order sometime the following week.

[sassafras]

Hi Robyn!

I also had a bad experience with KaBloom. I ordered an arrangement for my grandmother and it arrived a day late and without a card.

They did send me a refund in the form of a credit, but I would probably not use them again.

Sarah

[Robyncz]

Thanks. I guess I'll stick with Proflowers. I've never had a problem with them. . .

By the way, hi Sarah! I haven't seen you around much, but I think of you often (every time I get out my knitting, which is in that marvelous bag you sent me!)

[stefania4]

FYI, if you sign up at igive.com a percentage of your proflowers purchase will go towards a charity you specify (ditto for Barnes & Noble, e-bay, Harry & Davids, and a bunch of other online retailers).

DH and I volunteer at a local home for medically fragile infants & toddlers who are in state custody (usually abuse or neglect). I figure I'm spending the $ anyway, it's nice to have a small chunk of it go towards a cause I support.

This has been your do-gooder minute. Back to regularly scheduled programming. :D