Bacco Farms Medical Marijuana Dispensary

Yesterday, on April 20, which is celebrated as a sort of marijuana day, I saw an incredible deal at one of my local marijuana stores—a gram for three dollars. Being a reasonable person, I immediately bought 2 grams through their website. However, when I went in to pick up my weed, I learned that this was a classic bait and switch. The clerk told me that they don't have any more of that product, and as I'm about to say that I will take something else as a replacement, the clerk says something like “you want to buy something else?” To me, this is a classic bait and switch. The intention of a bait and switch is to use ads to get customers into the store, then tell them that the product is sold out… but while you're here, why not buy something else? There is an uncomfortable pressure to purchase something, given that the customer is already in the store. But the reality is that the buyer is the victim and the store the victimizer. When I saw the deal online I thought wow, this is an incredibly good marijuana-day celebration—selling two grams for under three dollars each, plus taxes. Wow! But no, the ad was the bait. When I got to the store I was asked, to paraphrase, “What can we get you to switch to that will, by the way, cost substantially more?” I left without buying anything, letting them know that I was unhappy with what they had done. Today, 4/21, I again clicked on their website. They have taken down that specific ad, but there is more evidence that they are deceitful. Today there are two likely bait and switch ads, one for the ridiculous price of a penny per gram and the other for $2.71 per gram. (I made screen captures of the pertinent info.) Bait and switch. How disappointing that I feel compelled to warn buyers about a local business, where I had made purchases three times in the past. Oh. And as if that wasn’t enough, yesterday the clerk went on to tell me that even if they weren’t out of that specific product, I would have had to at least buy a 1/2 ounce—14 ounces—to get that price. Again, no offer was made for me to get another product at that price. The “pressure” was only that I needed to buy something else for more money. Maybe I’m somehow wrong, but I know that I will never buy from Bacco Farms again, and I feel it’s necessary to warn the public.

Be very wearyof this place, their thc percentages are very inaccurate on certain products. While they do have buds that are high quality (however the price reminds you how good some qualities are). But if you were to buy shake here labeled at 21% thc, the store is actually referring to the content of the bud, not the bag of pure leaves they will give you. We know leaves only hold 4-6% thc. So your bag will be 4% of 20% thc meaning pretty much your not getting high at all with ur product thats '20% thc' just stick to the higher priced flower if you have the money here, as they are not very transparent about their products and sadly shake here does not include any bud ONLY the leaves.

Josie is the best! I have been there 2 times and both times I have had Josie help me. Of course the other bud tender nickel was very helpful as he helped my husband with his purchase but this is about my new home girl Josie! Thanks for helping me make some good choices BUDdy! see ya soon!My 2nd review in a week! Please let us win the basket!

I go to this place 3 or 4 times a week And theyre great I never have to go in, I call in my order Come pick it up all the bud tenders are nice and helpful if I have to play favorites for raffle sake Id say Fee Bee(Phoebe I think its spelled)is pretty cool you can tell shes Always smiling even behind her protective mask

i went and it was quick and they were awesome and i will be going there again love the people they were really nice and had my order ready when i got there.....................