Buc-ee's Fails BBB, Alabama Stores Face Complaints

0:00It's March 12th in Birmingham, let's get into the news. Bucky's draws huge crowds nationwide for its tasty food, tons of gas pumps, and spotless bathrooms, but the Texas change has earned an effort from. The Better Business Bureau. Over the last three years, the company has racked up 88 complaints in a one-star average from 43 customer reviews. Complaints pop up from stores across the country, covering issues like overcharging, lukewarm food, rude service, refund hassles, parking shortages, and trouble reaching corporate headquarters. In Alabama, fans have shared frustrations too, from getting sick after brisket sandwiches at the lead store to double charges on t-shirts there, and overcharges at Robertsdale, one couple swore they never go back after 36 hours of illness from their meal. Alabama locations vary in scores, with Athens getting the best at a C-, while Auburn and Robertsdale both landed F's. Complaints for leads and lockslee weren't clear, and many gripes did name specific spots.

1:02The F comes from high complaint numbers, with no responses from Bucky's to the Bureau. Keep in mind, the Better Business Bureau doesn't verify these complaints, and notes big companies like Bucky's handle massive business volumes, they say it's all to help shoppers decide. Efforts to get common from Bucky's didn't pan out right away. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. As hit different when the sound comes from your pillow, once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM