This is the second time I have had a bad experience. The first was the emery cat scratcher. What a colossal waste of money I'll never order from these telemarketers again. Lynn R ...
The advertisement for eggies on TV is misleading. It doesn't work anything like they are describing. They leak, are hard to put together and you do not end up with a perfect egg. Such a bad deal. Should have known better!! ...
I ordered a set of six eggies (and was supposed to get a free set of six).instead I received two sets of six and two free sets. This was not the problem - I could use all the sets. The set of six with the free set cost $10.00 - The two sets should have been $20.00. The amount charged was $48.96. ...
Great advertising - non-functional product. Eggs come out/ooze out and cook in a strange fashion. I complement the authors of the ad. Certainly designed to catch people like myself. ...
I saw Eggies on TV & luckily did not order them. (I read the problems with on line ordering) I was in a drug store & saw them. I thought "Why not?". Here's 'Why NOT to buy': Each Eggie has 4 small parts, to put together & CLEAN. On TV they don't tell you they MUST be oiled. ...
Once I received my confirmation on July 8th, there was no address or anything to contact them to cancel my order. I never heard anything else and thought the order was cancelled until the shipment confirmation which also did not list any way to contact them. This is self explanatory I do believe: ...