2 x 230g Coffee Bean Sampler (Honduras & Brazil) $20 (Save $17) Delivered @ Melbourne Chocolate & Coffee

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Store RepMCCS on 13/07/2021 - 10:06 melbourneccs.com.au (211 clicks)
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Coffee Bean Sampler
A new experience every week!

1 x 230g Honduras Garcia Whole Beans Only
1 x 230g Brazil Santos Whole Beans Only
$20 Delivered!!

Honduras Garcia

Hints of Candied Strawberry, Apricots,
Big Syrupy Body, Balanced Acidity.

Brazil Santos

An easy-drinking coffee, smooth
and light on the palate, hints of
toasted nuts with a chocolatey finish

**Honduras Garcia and Brazil Santos beans will be omni-roasted which means the beans can be brewed by any method from filter or espresso.

We are in pursuit of the finest coffee beans. Our process ensures only the best quality, Specialty Grade coffee is selected. Freshness is key. We roast in small batches to control all stages of the roasting process ensuring a consistent cup. We ship each order within 48 hours of roasting to bring you the freshest coffee possible.

Coffee Bean Sampler available now until the 16th July 2021 or unless sold out prior.
Due to limited quantities of beans for this promotion we can not delay orders for a future date.
Whole beans only
Spend $50 free upgrade to express shipping.

Questions?
For a quick response please email us directly at [email protected]

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Send the coffee lover in your life a coffee gift box. Purchase any coffee bean variety and add a gift box for $6.95 to your order. We'll roast your beans fresh, wrap them up, and send them to your special person. Add a free personalised note too.

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  Miso on 13/07/2021 - 10:11

  +1

  Ordered mine when the the email can in.

  \o/

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  freedomofspeech on 13/07/2021 - 11:25

  460g for 20AUD compared to others for 1kg for 20AUD or less..

  Is it worth it?

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    raybies on 13/07/2021 - 12:09

    -4

    No, and they're still collecting credit cards… ie not accepting paypal.

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      Store RepMCCS @ Melbourne Chocolate and Coffee Supplies on 13/07/2021 - 12:59

      +6

      Hi Raybies,
      We take the statement that you have made very seriously. It is defamatory and false, as you are alleging that we are 'collecting credit cards'. This is untrue and we would appreciate it if you do not spread misleading negative statements about our small business that we have worked so hard at :). We do not and never have stored sensitive information such as credit cards. We follow the Privacy act 1988 with all of our data. We have decided not to use PayPal as it is too costly and we want to remain competitive in price for our customers, which is our right to do so.

      I hope this clears things up for you.

      Kind Regards

      MCCS

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        raybies on 13/07/2021 - 13:22

        -3

        You should lookup the definition of "defamatory".
        You are implying by your comment that collecting credit cards is a negative activity.

        When you get to the size of Amazon then you can avoid employing a 3rd party payment service without it affecting your sales.
        Using a credit card payment gateway doesn't change this fact. You are requesting from your customers the entry of their credit card number, when it's entered that becomes collection, because you or the payment gateway can not process it without collecting. Collection and retention of record are different.

        Do yourself a favour, abosrb the 3% and stop taking offense at what is evidentiary and of your own making.

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          findingbargains on 13/07/2021 - 23:33

          +1

          @raybies: Dude, familiarise yourself with PCI-DSS standard and then maybe you will realise they are not actually "collecting" credit cards. Credit card details entered into the form on their website are not passed to the vendor, but appear to be passed directly to the payment processor. Any half decent payment processor will be compliant with PCI-DSS and will not store CC details. If they do store them, there are various rules and standards pertaining to encryption and handling of such data. In the meantime stop being a d!ckhead.

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    Miso on 13/07/2021 - 13:17

    +3

    For me; yes.

    Good coffee is about $30/kg (sometimes without shipping)

    This is a bit of a premium but you're getting to try different types of coffee. Deal comes regularly so you can use to supplement a kg buy, or if you're waiting out for a good kg bargain. Always fresh. Always fast delivery.

    And it always sells out, so seems popular enough.