89%Would buy again
Never used them before but a mate recommended them and I'm glad I went with it. Signing up was dead simple and I had everything confirmed within the hour. The price was what I expected and the support chat answered my question straight away. Would definitely use them again, no complaints at all.
Read moreHonestly it's ok but the delivery took ages, like nearly a week when it said two or three days. Had to message them twice to find out where it was. Site is easy enough to use though. Not sure I'd rush back.
Read moreI ordered my usual box of the tea I have been drinking for years, and it arrived in good order and precisely as expected. The price is a little higher than the shop in the village, but the quality is consistently good and I find it worth the difference. The staff on the telephone were patient with me when I had a question about the account. I should say I am very content with the arrangement.
Read moreI ordered the seed bread box for my son's visit, and it was a nice loaf though a little smaller than the picture suggested. The sign up on the site took me a while because it kept asking me to confirm my address. Packaging was sensible and nothing arrived squashed. It's pleasant enough, though I didn't think the price was especially kind.
Honestly it's ok but the delivery took ages, like nearly a week when it said two or three days. Had to message them twice to find out where it was. Site is easy enough to use though. Not sure I'd rush back.
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PerfectTed sells food and drink through its own online store, which is the main point of contact with its customers. Its range centres on ready-to-eat and everyday lines, and the site sets out product information and ordering details in one place.
Its customers are mostly people who prefer to buy food and drink online rather than in a physical shop, and the brand's reputation rests largely on how clearly its products are described and how orders are handled.
