The service provides easy-to-follow instructions for preparing and cooking the meal. Good luck (you will need it).Meals have a balanced and delicious flavor and consistency. And will go to the state's attorney general's complaint file both with the states of Texas & New York. How could I do that? Even if I were aware to do that (and I was not, I assure you), my window was EXTREMELY short! I needed to do that on that same Monday I signed up! Furthermore, assuming a person such as myself knew to cancel, how could any reasonable person make a decision without having first testing out the product as a new customer? As a new customer, this is NOT the way to win and retain new business. If 6 days is the normal policy, then technically, I needed to both sign up for, and then skip the following week's service. Having first signed up on a Monday, 18th of Sept, I did not have enough time to make a decision to 'skip' next week's service. I had a very short window to skip the meals. Seems to me there is conflicting information delivered over the phone, even though Brian indicated that the website indicates there was enough disclosure to skip the meals. On a call after I had signed up, I spoke with someone who told me that I would only be charged based on meals delivered, NOT as a weekly subscription charge as Jamie told me. I am a new customer, and as such, I should have been given the benefit of the doubt that I did not know that I needed to skip the next week's meals.

I was not made aware that I, immediately needed to skip next meals of service based on my subscription I had initially chosen, in order to not be charged the $59.

Blue apron last week