Dear Reviewer,
To be completely honest, we’re genuinely surprised by your review — and I must say frankly: we cannot find any trace of your order or contact on our end. We haven’t received a single message, email, or phone call from you.
You mentioned that your bank cancelled your subscription — but technically, this is not possible. Banks do not have access to cancel customer subscriptions directly on our platform.
Furthermore, you accuse us of making “false promises,” yet our system clearly states that subscriptions can be cancelled at any time — either by the customer or with our assistance. If anyone ever encounters an issue, we’re here to help. All it takes is a message.
The tone and content of your review, unfortunately, resemble tactics used by competitors trying to undermine our reputation. If you are indeed a genuine customer, please let us know your order number and we’ll be happy to look into it right away. If not, we kindly ask you not to mislead others.
We work hard to earn the trust of our customers and are always open to honest and respectful dialogue.
Kind regards,
Mother Nature Customer Support
Update to guest comment.
Dear Reviewer,
Thank you for your follow-up.
We’ve asked Trustpilot to verify your review through a confirmed purchase, but we still haven’t received any order number or proof that you’ve ever bought anything from us. If this is simply a misunderstanding, we’re more than willing to help — just share your order number, and we’ll sort it out immediately.
But I have to be honest — the tone of your messages feels unusually angry and personal, especially over a subscription issue that could’ve been resolved with a single email. That makes us wonder: what’s really going on here?
We respond daily to customers — often within hours — and our 6,000+ positive reviews reflect our effort and care. Yet your review goes beyond criticism into something more hostile. It makes me want to ask: Does expressing this kind of frustration truly help you feel better? Are you okay? Is something else going on that’s making this issue feel so much bigger?
We’re not perfect — no one is — but we do our best, and when a customer reaches out, we help. Always. All it takes is a simple message. If that never happened from your side, how could we know you needed support?
We sincerely want to resolve any real issue, but we also ask for fairness — and honesty. If you're truly a customer, please allow us to make this right. But if not, we hope you’ll consider what impact untrue public claims might have, and what really drives you to post them.
We’re here when you’re ready.
Warm regards,
Mariusz
Mother Nature Customer Support
Update to guest comment.
Dear Reviewer
Now that you've provided your subscription ID and order number, we can clearly see that you're a real customer — and we're glad you've confirmed it. That said, let's also be honest: you never contacted us before posting this review. There was no email, no message, and no voicemail we ever received. That's a fact.
So to claim "no customer service" when we were never given a chance to help — that’s simply not fair.
We're not a faceless corporation. We're a small, committed team. If you had sent us a message with your issue, it would’ve been resolved immediately — like we do for hundreds of customers weekly.
You’re clearly frustrated, and that’s okay. But building a whole narrative around something that never happened isn't the way to deal with it. If you didn't want the subscription, all you had to do was let us know.
We won’t engage in back-and-forth debates. We've now seen your order and could have resolved it with one message — but instead, we're dealing with public accusations based on assumptions, not facts.
We still wish you the best.
Kind regards,
Mariusz
Mother Nature Supplements