$9 for 3 Customised Healthy Natural Snack Boxes Delivered Free to Your Desk from Harvest Box

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$9 for 3 Customised Healthy Natural Snack Boxes Delivered Free to your Desk from Harvest Box - Fuss-free, Guilt-free, Nutritious Snacking with Loads of Benefits ($20.85 Value)

Highlights

Healthier way to snack
1 box per week
4 customised portions of snacking pleasure in each box
Growing range of over 50 delicious mixes of nuts, dried fruit, seeds and more
Consistent nibbling from your Harvest box controls hunger pangs
No more calorie-laden junk-stops at the vending machine
Ideal for weight loss and weight management
Product range is rated by users
Mix it up a little and receive a different variety each time
Each punnet is filled with the recommended amount to satisfy hunger and provide a natural energy boost
Sourcing the best available produce - local, naturally grown ingredients
Delivered straight to your desk or home
Delivery to any Australia Post address anywhere in Australia

Fine Print

1 voucher per person, per registration to Harvest Box
Purchase additional as gifts
Valid for 3 months
Not refundable or redeemable for cash
Voucher not valid for previously registered customers
Delivery to valid Australia Post addresses only
Click here and follow the instructions to redeem your voucher
Credit/debit card required for identification purposes
After the three initial boxes, you will continue to receive your healthy boxes unless you cancel your weekly deliveries (this can be easily done online at any time)
Not valid with other offers, terms and conditions apply (see here for more details)

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  lazed on 18/04/2011 - 10:16

  +1

  What's the size of the box? Looks pretty small..

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    FS on 18/04/2011 - 10:21

    -1

    Sorry, I am not aware of box size but thought anything would be good for 3$ with free delivery at work :)Cheers

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      cheapsk8 on 18/04/2011 - 10:22

      +4

      Not if you can buy the same thing from the supermarket for $2.

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        FS on 18/04/2011 - 10:27

        -1

        Go ahead and save 1$ :) cheers

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  diamondtouch1 on 18/04/2011 - 10:24

  +1

  I'll have what she's having

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  ruddj on 18/04/2011 - 10:30

  +3

  I recall a similar deal has been on before. Read the fine print. You will continue to receive and be charged for boxes until you cancel:

  After the three initial boxes, you will continue to receive your healthy boxes unless you cancel your weekly deliveries (this can be easily done online at any time)

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  ohsnap on 18/04/2011 - 11:03

  +2

  Deals from this Harvest Box site have been posted a couple of times. Haven't been popular with this site mainly due to having to cancel manually as well as not enough value for money (apparently each box only contains about 50gr).

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    lazed on 18/04/2011 - 11:28

    +1

    You're kidding?? So a 50g box has a normal price of ~$7? lololol.

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  altomic on 18/04/2011 - 11:28

  +2

  they look tiny.

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  daydream on 18/04/2011 - 11:40

  +2

  If people are worried about "weight loss and weight management" maybe they should get the equivalent from the supermarket/nut store for much, much less rather than paying for a tiny amount to be delivered to them. More kj will be used walking down the nut/dried fuit aisle… ;-)

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  mrshorty on 18/04/2011 - 11:41

  have also read bad experiences from harvest box since u dont get to choose what goes into the box. You rate each one, but even that doesnt count according to http://www.figandcherry.com/reviews/taste-tests/free-snacks-…

  "My Main complaint is they never took one bit of notice of my selections! I specifcally went through and rated my likes and dislikes of all items and I’ve now cancelled after my second box because all they would send me was the items I had said “NO THANKS” to even tho there were pleanty of thigns I would have LOVED to have tried had they given me the chance! So I personally thought they weren’t so great and that it really was not a way to run a business in my opinion"

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  wiz187 on 18/04/2011 - 11:45

  saw this the other day and did try and find the
  weight online… had no luck. free post - nice but weight is a important aspect..

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  molla22 on 18/04/2011 - 12:19

  +2

  I tried their offer previously, and found the portions were so tiny, it couldnt be taken seriously!! - I gave my feedback of this on their facebook page, and that $6.99 or whatever it was, was outrageous but they claimed it was "portion controlled" ..because you could have too much of a good thing!! - later my comments were deleted from the facebook page. I had to cancel because it was really a big rip-off in every sense of the word.

  I also must illustrate they are deceptive in their marketing and pricing, they offered a special where i got the second or thrid half price, but neglected to tell anyone it doesnt include people on the trials, yet their website said it did…as such, this is deceptive and they know it..and i wouldnt trust my credit card to them

  I neg this deal because it is by no means a bargain and this company is deceptive in the product it offers and the deals

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  morpheu on 18/04/2011 - 15:06

  +2

  ex customer here too! i can confirm the portions are tiny, barely enough for 1 person let alone 2, if you're lucky you'll get 2 WHOLE BRAZIL nuts! besides, more than half the total contents are dried fruit and/or seeds, compare that with woolies, 250gm unsalted cashews for under 5 bucks!

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  Ishadeon on 18/04/2011 - 18:25

  but with the $9 deal… they couldn't possibly keep charging us after the first three. Thats not in the fine print of this deal?

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    morpheu on 18/04/2011 - 19:17

    read the above-the 3 for $9 is an intro offer, you are signing up for regular deliveries and unless you cancel your 'subscription' they will keep on charging your account(at the regular prices)