Don’t Order from Zaycon Fresh, They’ll Steal Your Money

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Eating healthy for us has been a challenge except when it came to eating fresh meats. We USED to order from Zaycon Fresh which was a company known for farm fresh meats you could order in bulk for a great price. But, I am here to tell you – Don’t Order from Zaycon Fresh, They’ll Steal Your Money!!

Zaycon Fresh allowed you place orders for bulk meats such as chicken, bacon, steaks, and so much more. You’d place an order and have a designated pick-up time and place. You’d arrive on that day and they would load your car with your order. We used to love it and it was a great way to buy chicken which would last our family a few months.

However, we haven’t purchased this year. You see, earlier this year Zaycon started having quality and control issues. Everything from people’s orders be cancelled for no reason to meats not being as fresh as they once were.

And now, it’s gone too far.

As of yesterday, Zaycon Fresh has closed it’s doors. No warning, no refunds and people are as upset as you’d be if your money was taken for an order and that order was never fulfilled. Here is the email that was sent out:

It’s sad to see company’s like this close it’s doors but I really feel for those that have placed orders with them the last few months and haven’t received their orders. I am even more sad that these people have no way to contact the company for a refund. What exactly do I mean?

Well, today the Zaycon Fresh Facebook page has been shut down. And their website has been shut down as well.

The only way to contact them is an email listed on the homepage of their website. questions@zayconfresh.com However, I highly recommend disputing the charge with your credit card company for a quicker response.

Many upset customers and employees are threatening legal action for having hundreds of dollars taken without any answers or product. You can see the class action lawsuit here.

What do you think? Are you someone that has ordered and had their money stolen?

 

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18 Comments

  1. the class action suit has to do w investors and board members. not customers. yet

  2. I received an order the day before the closure was announced. Zaycon had postponed delivery twice. They still owed me another order that I placed in March. That order had also been postponed. It didn’t look good because it was well over 60 days that I could supposedly claim on my credit card. $120 down the drain. Around July 2nd I went ahead and disputed the charge with Wells Fargo, all automated from their website. The next day Wells Fargo (temporarily) credited my account by $120 and opened an investigation. Roughly six weeks later, WF emailed me to say they were closing the investigation and I could keep my $120.

  3. Post the exec’s name here if you know them. I am really good at finding information 🙂 I will post here what ever I come up with so people closer to Washington can go harass these thieves that took my money as well.

    1. check the class action suit link. names are all in there

  4. Is there a link to a class action lawsuit. They owe me over $500 in undelivered products.

  5. Yes, I have an order out. Ugh,, I did wonder the shipment dates would continually be rescheduled. Does anyone know of another company similar to Zaycon?

  6. Thank you very much for sharing such a useful information here. i really love reading all latest post.God bless you

  7. Lost approx $300 on 3 orders that were delayed, delayed, and…CANCELLED. Crooks.

  8. I’m pretty sure the linked complaint is not a class action suit – I am not a lawyer, for sure, but it’s a private matter about the structure of a financing deal with Braddock and others. Note that it was filed in Nov. 2016.

  9. Well well.. I would say if your credit card company doesn’t help you maybe we should all pay a visit to the homes of the people that stole are money. We need to start posting home addresses to all the main players at Zaycon. I would say if they owe me $600 I would go to their home, break in and take $600 worth of their shit from their home. No one will ever charge me for something and Not provide it. Please people if you know names and addresses of the CEO. President, VP. Please post all home addresses. Also if you know what cars they drive with color year make and model with plate numbers post them on here. I don’t live in Washington State but I will be out there in a few.months. I might just pay a visit to these scum bags. I am sure they are still living in a house and drive a fancy car.

  10. Brittanie,

    You need to either remover or modify the reference to the ‘class action lawsuit’.

    1/ If you were observant you would have noticed that the filing of the suit was in 2016. That is long before the closure and not relevant to any action that those of us need take to get our monies back.

    2/ The suit as listed is a dispute about stock dilution and is essentially a corporate board room fight. It has nothing to do about the many of us left with lost monies and out product.

    3/ Lastly, since Zaycon shuttered their webstore there is no way to order more product. The theft has already occurred and lacking any means to ‘fall for the trap’ your headline is a tad misleading.

    Just thought you might want to reconsider. I had 4 pending orders with Zaycon and am out nearly $600 so I am not pleased. But I still like to keep the facts straight.

    1. John, I completely agree. With false facts being presented, it removed credibility. Also, no email was sent out, that is clearly a screenshot posted. I am out one order from Zaycon and my bank is now saying that I will not be able to dispute it bc it was longer than 60 days. Our driver is currently still delivering items while working for free in his 5 state territory. I’m really going to miss Zaycon bc it did offer a great service.

    2. Thank you. I was just about to put all the same corrections up until I saw your comment. It is just not helpful to have people slinging around false information – like class action lawsuits that don’t exist. Having correct facts at the very least will lend credibility to a blog. I am out ~$650. Sorry for your loss – so far, my bank hasn’t backed the disputed funds.

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