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$20 Worth of Free Vaalia Yogurt

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First post so hope this is all OK. Basically Vaalia will refund up to $20 worth of the purchase cost of their yogurt if you don't like it after 2 weeks. You must complete a claim form to get your money back. The full terms and conditions are on their website, but in summary they are:


  1. To complete the Vaalia Two Week Trial, individuals must purchase 14 serves of Vaalia yoghurt (each serve is a minimum of 90g, with a total of at least 1,260g) within a two week period from a participating retailer that issues receipts stating item purchased, the price of the items purchased and the date of purchase, and then consume a serve of Vaalia yoghurt each day over 14 consecutive days.
  2. To claim, if the claimant is not completely satisfied with Vaalia yoghurt at the end of Vaalia Two Week Trial, claimants must then:
    1. obtain the official claim form for download at www.vaalia.com.au;
    2. fully complete their details on the form;
    3. answer the question “Why didn’t you see the benefits of Vaalia yoghurt during the two week trial?” in 25 words or less;
    4. attach their original product purchase receipt(s) which clearly show the price paid for each item and the date of purchase;
    5. attach the original washed and dried Vaalia yoghurt foils (specially marked packs only) establishing that a total of at least 1,260g of Vaalia yoghurt has been purchased and consumed within the 14 day period; and
    6. send the completed claim with the purchase receipt(s) and relevant number of foils together to Vaalia Two Week Trial, PO Box 255, Eastern Suburbs MC, NSW 2004.

so that the claim is received within ninety (90) days of the date listed on the relevant purchase receipt. In the case that there are multiple purchase receipts, the ninety (90) day period will commence from the earliest purchase date (as indicated on the receipts provided).


I've just completed my 2 week trial and you know what, I'm just not quite satisfied with how I feel :)

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closed Comments

  • This isn't a bargain. There is no savings at all… You just get a refund if you don't like the product…

    • Agreed. To consider a satisfaction guarantee a freebie is somewhat obnoxious to me, too.

  • -1

    You get all of your money back after buying 2kg of yogurt. I'm not suggesting you should go out of your way to buy the product if you're not interested in it, but I buy it anyway so for me it was good value

    • +1

      If you buy it anyway, it means you like the product and are therefore not entitled to a refund. So what's the value in that ???

  • +1

    Not a very ethical post

  • NO DEAL!

  • Well, I have done it and I just got the refund (only 10 days later by money order). And I'm not ashamed or anything. In France, "try me free" or "we give you a refund if you're not satisfied" products are very common. It's a way for manufacturers to attract people and taste their products. But most of the time, the thoroughness of the paperwork behind is off putting and this is where it's good for the manufacturer because people have spent the money on their product. It's not unethical. Either you play the game or you don't. The manufacturer never loses in any case.

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