#OngoingDrama: An email from Richard at Ceramcor today, and my response.
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My response:
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Tamara,
oh my! his message to you was quite *religious* and patronizing. i like your reply!
This comment is for Richard, how about you put some time and energy into apologizing and compensating those who were lead poisoned by your dishware! You literally have made your dishes the exact opposite of your claims, your horrible choice in labels has poisoned your customers! The labels instantly start deteroriating with normal use-heat, grease, and washing. My brand new pan tested much higher than my 8 yo pan, both still at highly toxic levels so that percent difference is the lead my family breathed, ate, and touched.
Hi Tamara I just read this article you wrote and I see this article is from 2018. Do you think anything with their items have changed? I was told that their pans from another blogger were the best to choose from so I ordered some over black Friday but they are just ridiculous priced. And when I emailed them to return they wouldn’t take them back. I don’t know what to do now with these door stops basically. Do you think if I reference your article they are liable to take them back? Please help .. my oldest son is special needs and I’m just trying not to further any more exposure to things that would make him worse or my newborn and us as well.