Jaybtee
VIP Member
maybe the hair in her curry was from her dads toupee lol
- She made one of those 'I'm going to try the cheapest, the most expensive, and mid priced korma in my local area'. Yes Becca, Gloucester is the centre of the Universe and if that curry is amazing we're all hopping on a train for one. Not.
- In her video, she said that Curry Hut in Gloucester's korma had a piece of wire and also for good measure a piece of hair in the curry. Thus meaning even if one person in Gloucester saw that review and thought, I'm not eating there, she's done them out of money
- Curry Hut start receiving calls about the video
- Curry Hut reviewed the video and noticed that the packaging was different to their standard packaging
- Becca then received a DM from them. English is their second language and as such the wording and tone was a little off. But in my humble opinion they had every right to have a go at her for saying something was from there when it wasn't. She didn't do due diligence at all on where the products came from as they were in unmarked containers, so should never have made the video on the first place.
- She made an 'apology video' which was basically herself playing the victim, blaming everyone but herself and said she'd remove the review as a 'gesture of goodwill'. It's the least she should be doing when attempting to impact buying decisions of consumers.
- The comments didn't go the way she wanted on the fake apology so she deleted that, and put up a worded statement. That didn't go how she wanted either
- Curry Hut wrote a post on their own page and garnered much symapathy
- Now it looks like she's done another apology. Hopefully it's better than last time.