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A gift basket store in Texas had 3 reviews removed.

Its name stays private, like every client's.

  • Texas
  • hundreds of reviews
  • Removals Oct to Nov 2026

Published 6 Nov 2026 · Data as of 6 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by the ReviewTactic removal team

Gift basket store
Texas · hundreds of reviews
3
reviews removed
Removed Oct to Nov 2026
Results differ by listing, and Google decides every case.
The situation

What the listing was carrying.

A gift basket store with hundreds of reviews.

Three 1-star reviews: one named and attacked an employee, one was about a third-party delivery driver, one mocked the staff by age and ethnicity.

The reviews that came down

3 reviews, shown as written.

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  • Anonymous Rated 1 out of 5 · written Jun 2026 Harassment [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: “"I don't give a damn about your delivery ma'am. Go call corporate".…” Removed · Oct 2026 Names and attacks one employee, and sends readers to three rivals. Read the full review

    The full review, as written. Names, places and identifying details are hidden.

    [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: "I don't give a damn about your delivery ma'am. Go call corporate".

    That is the level of service that you will get from this location.

    The woman named "" claims that she is a Manager. If that is the case, it is not surprise that this location has gone downhill. I placed an order on for a family member. I paid for same day delivery. The driver never delivered. I called on to inquire as to what happened. immediately began to overtalk me. Then she told me that I had cancelled the delivery. I did no such thing. I have not been on the phone with anyone from at all.

    It turns out that the delivery driver lied to . They felt that the address I gave them to deliver to () was too difficult to deliver reach. So, they took it upon themselves to determine that I should just get a refund. But, no one actually asked me if I should get a refund. My order status page still shows "Attempting delivery". Did apologize for her driver's behavior or attempt to make the situation right? No. Her response was to tell me that I sounded irritated (ummm...who wouldn't be if you didn't deliver their order.) Then, told me:

    "I don't give a damn about your delivery ma'am. Go call corporate".

    's listening skills are terrible. She does not know how to de-escalate situations. She will overtalk you, and then tell you to go call corporate. Those were literally her exact words. It is soo sad to see a company like that used to be good, go downhill. I would not recommend that anyone use this company with the current poor level of customer service that they currently provide, and the unintelligent, classless employees that they currently hire. Use , , or instead.

  • Anonymous Rated 1 out of 5 · written May 2026 Off-topic [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: “…They uses Uber to deliver and the Uber driver stole my mother's $140 order.…” Removed · Oct 2026 About a third-party delivery driver, not the store. Read the full review

    The full review, as written. Names, places and identifying details are hidden.

    [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: I used the online ordering to deliver my mother flowers and chocolates for mother's day. They uses Uber to deliver and the Uber driver stole my mother's $140 order. Attempting to contact the store and company hasnt worked. Im never using this service again.

    To the Uber driver who stole my order, I hope your car has terrible mileage and the chocolates give you the runs

  • Anonymous Rated 1 out of 5 · written Feb 2026 Offensive content [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: “Very rude customer service, very unprofessional & takes everything personal when you ask for clarity.…” Removed · Nov 2026 Mocks the staff by age and ethnicity. Read the full review

    The full review, as written. Names, places and identifying details are hidden.

    [SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED]: Very rude customer service, very unprofessional & takes everything personal when you ask for clarity. The older woman there acts like a ditzy señora. The young girl tries to tell people how they feel as if she paid for the order. They don’t know how to function as being the only store in . They ignore your calls & delivery the wrong orders to customers knowing how sentimental of service they provide. Don’t spend your hundreds of dollars on laziness of a business. Go support small businesses, your local creative neighbor gifts.

The chip on each card is the Google policy the review breaks, in our reading; Google does not say which reason it accepted. Dates are the month the review was written and the month the removal was confirmed.

The result

A gift basket store in Texas had 3 reviews removed.

Fewer rule-breaking reviews on the listing, and nothing a customer can see except that they are gone.

Results differ by listing, and Google decides every case.

How we counted

Our numbers, and where they come from.

Every figure on these pages is ours, pulled from the ReviewTactic database. Here is exactly what each one means.

  • What counts as removed

    A removal counts when we filed the case with Google and the review reached removed status. Reviews that disappeared without our filing are left out, and so are reviews that came back.

  • How the rating is calculated

    We calculate the rating from the reviews we pull from Google rather than reading the figure Google shows. "Before" is the listing today with our removals added back, "after" is the listing without them, so new reviews do not change the gap.

  • What a visible gain means

    The rating, rounded to one decimal the way Google displays it, changed. Most removals do not move that figure. Where it did not move, we show the count only.

  • How the reviews are shown

    Every review appears as the reviewer wrote it, spelling included. Business names, people's names, places and details that could identify anyone are hidden. The category on a card is the Google policy the review breaks, in our reading; Google does not say which reason it accepted.

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