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Expired Lobster, No Refund - ShopRite, Aberdeen Township New Jersey

3 years ago •reported by user-jqhp4823 • business

ShopRite of Aberdeen, NJ, Lloyd Road, Aberdeen Township, NJ, USA

318 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen Township, 07747 New Jersey, United States

They sold “fresh” lobster. Turns out the lobsters were long dead by the time I swiped my card. Unfortunately did not know of this until got back. Went back to the store and employee refused to offer a refund, stating it’s not their “policy” to do so. Not even looking to escalate this nonsense. I just wanted my money back/exchanged. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#shoprite #newjersey #unitedstates #lobster #tuna

Consumer Review - Food Safety ShopRite of Aberdeen, NJ, Lloyd Road, Aberdeen Township, NJ, USA They sold “fresh” lobster. Turns ou... photo #1
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Report this to the Monmouth County Health Dept. for investigation.

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