Forrestfolk Avaliações 14

Sent Nathan & sons China knock off from Guangdong JIn Jin Food Technologyco., Nothing on packaging even says Forest Folk and is identical to Nathan & Sons packaging except for the word's Nathan & Sons has been replaced for something else, and under the nutritional facts there's the China manufacturer information instead of the "Not a significant source of other nutrients. Percent daily values are based on a 2000 calorie diet". Luckily I used PayPal for my transaction and notified them of the scam and got a full refund.

This is a scam company. I received a completely different brand of gum, it's made in China, contains ingredients not listed on the website, and a quick Google search shows that I'm not the only one experiencing this. Now I get to see if I can get the $30 I spent back.

Absolute rip off. Small pieces of jaw-breaker hard mints that then melted to nothing within a minute. Non chewable. Then tried to return under their return policy and got no response. Fought it through my credit card and I still had to pay because they said I didnt have the boxes of unchewable mints back to them within their return window. Just go buy tic-tacs for a $1 that are 1000x better then give someone you can't stand $50 and save yourself the aggrevation.

I ordered the gum they sell and five weeks later still no response or refund. This is a scam. I’ll have to call the bank to get my money back as it was charged shortly after the order was placed.

This is a total scam. You’ll never receive the order. You’ll get a shipping notice from China, then another one saying the order is delayed. Will never actually ship though. At least not since my order was placed six weeks ago.

This is a ripoff, and a scam. This is a Chinese knockoff brand based out of Canada.

I have not received the product, but I have received a month worth of lies about delays caused from moving production to Canada.

Used the link on their social media to order some gum from them. It looked good af and I'm always down to support naturally made stuff from small businesses but something seemed off when I ordered it said card declined that's pretty weird considering I checked and had plenty of money avaliable for the purchase. A few minutes later I get call from may banks fraud prevention and they asked if I had ordered something from Forrest folk and they told me money was going to some bank in the Netherlands. I knew right then in there somthing is definitely off. Don't order anything from these guys I realize now it's a scam

Do not purchase. They drop ship a different brand’s gum called WebLink. It’s a complete scam.

Knock-off of "Nathan & Sons" Underbrush gum, drop-shipped from China. Social media ads that have freebooted videos from the original company post under an umber of aliases and direct you to this website to purchase. Don't do it - it's a scam!

WARNING. Do not buy. Took my otder and money on Jan 13 2025. Never shipped. No customer service response, no phone or email answer....buyer beware. Order #6314

I fell for a scam. This stuff comes from china. Who knows what’s in it. I usually never do these things but, here I am. So stupid. Ordered on 2/1/25. It’s now 2/11/25. The shipment details all point to china. There are no founders (about us) and no real apparent us locations of production.

The Snoozy is behind the scamming drop-ship company known as Forrest Folk, and I'm certain that there are other brands that they operate behind. Do not give your money to these monsters, most of their marketing material, especially on social media, has been stolen from other companies.

I placed an order with them thinking that they were a natural chewing gum company based out of the US, but then grew suspicious when I didn't recieve any of the usual communications from an online company once an order is placed. Multiple inquiries and requests for cancellation were made to Forrest Folk/The Snoozy, still no response. I finally had to get PayPal involved, it was here that it was shown just how devious and terrible this company is. The Snoozy/Forrest Folk will deploy every conceivable tactic to try and force you to drop the dispute out of pure frustration. PayPay's normally efficient dispute process was gummed up and extended by this seller through waiting until the last possible moment to submit tiny bits of incomplete information. This would initiate a need for PayPal to further review, which would extend the case anywhere from 5-7 days depending on what was submitted. After over a month of expasperation, PayPal finally forced this company to issue a refund, though I had to pay to return the highly suspect package that eventually arrived to the Netherlands. The package that arrived during the dispute originated in China, and was comically labeled as Jimmy in Georgia, it was returned unopened. If it wasn't for PayPal, I never would have known that that was meant to be my Forrest Folk order. I can't imagine how much worse this experience would have been if another form of payment was used.

Please learn from my embarrassing mistake. More and more customers are coming forward to shine a light on Forrest Folk and The Snoozy. Hopefully this saves another customer from being scammed.