Robb Vices Review - UPDATED Nov 2024
About Robb Vices
Robb Vices brings you subscription boxes for men that are filled with guilty pleasures of all sorts. The boxes are only available to persons over the age of 21.
The content of the boxes is not disclosed in advance, but it is absolutely mesmerizing every time. You can get fine wines and other spirits, great food, accessories, tools, toys, and gadgets, all meant to allow you to enjoy life even more. The items in the boxes are accompanied by a booklet that tells the story behind each product.
You can opt for the monthly, 3-month, 6-month or 12-month subscription. The longer the subscription, the more you save on your boxes. You can save as much as $120 by choosing the annual subscription plan. The boxes are shipped during the second week of every month. The subscriptions are automatically renewed but can easily be canceled once a billing cycle ends.
The subscriptions can also be bought as gifts and they are sure going to be the best gifts your friends have received in a long time. Robb Vices subscription boxes are available in nearly all US states, with the exception of AL, ND, and UT, due to the laws that prevent Robb Vices from delivering its boxes that normally contain alcohol.
Pricing and Shipping
- Price: $89.95
- Shipping cost: free
- Ships from: United States
- Ships to: United States
If I could give this company ZERO stars, I would. My boyfriend and I ordered a 1-year subscription as a Christmas gift for ourselves and it was the worst decision I have ever made. This claims to be a “luxury” product box, but there is nothing luxury about it. There is no ability to put preferences or likes/dislikes for the boxes so some of the things we received we would have never paid for and have not used. Many of the items in the boxes were expired or expiring within a very short period of time. The description of “monthly” boxes is incredibly inaccurate as there were many times where we did not receive a box for months and then we would receive 2 within a week from one another. It took 16 months for us to receive all of the boxes in our 1-year subscription. I tried reaching out to the customer service representatives the first time I did not receive a box one month and there is no way to speak to anyone directly, it is all through email and all of the responses are generic and condescending. I had a horrible experience using this company and would not recommend anyone waste their money on it.
We ordered 2 boxes 1 for each owner of the company and when we paid we said we just wanted 1 BOX – and sent it as gifts! We have now been charged for another box and we do NOT want them – and what do they have to say sorry you will have to get the box we charged you for… Even though they haven’t mailed it yet! its a joke to be honest and I would stay away! Oh and no number to contact all via email that never comes!
As so many other reviewer’s have said the quality of these boxes is a joke. Furthermore it is not easy to cancel they do not have a customer phone line to be able to call and get clarification about your account and cancel. Everything is only done through email so that they have a paper trail. Luxury? customer service? It’s a load of crap absolutely disappointing.
I was given a subscription from my daughter and son in law. February contained Men’s facial supplies, I don’t think this was the correct box! The flavored tea and chocolate was nice but the scalp serum and after shave lotion not so good.
The three stars is purely because I remember how great the box once was! Over the last few months it’s been hilarious reading the promo packets they send to magazine and editorials with claims so exaggerated you would think you were listening to a four year old telling you how he conquered the backyard from a hell beast. The breaking point for me was when they sent out an old stock sauce pot that had sold for $50 from Emile Henry and claimed it was a $125 fondue set then proceeded to delete the old catalogue and update the upc code after they were found out. This month (march 2018) they have taken retail value out of the equation entirely because the box no longer delivers even the subscription cost that you pay plus tax and shipping. This is not limited edition art, amazing tech, innovative home items, and liquor that you didn’t know you were missing in your life that you once used to expect. It’s one can of root beer and a cheap turntable. Granted the last item in the box was a Dawes Album which I do love but it’s 20% of the sub price and easily obtainable.