Hayes farm — Attraction in Mansfield

I recently visited Hayes Farm with high expectations, hoping to purchase some fresh goat meat for a special occasion. However, my experience left me feeling extremely disappointed and frustrated.

During my previous visit, Hayes Farm used to weigh the goat meat and sell it at a price per pound. This allowed customers to have control over the quantity they desired and pay accordingly. Unfortunately, on my recent visit, I discovered that they had switched to selling whole chivo / goats at a fixed price. This new approach completely disregarded customer preferences and resulted in an unpleasant experience.

By selling the goats as a whole with a fixed price, Hayes Farm has eliminated the freedom of choice and flexibility that their customers once enjoyed. It is frustrating to be forced into purchasing an entire goat when you only require a portion of it. This new pricing strategy not only inconveniences customers but also feels like a ploy to maximize profits without considering customer satisfaction.

As someone who values transparency and fair pricing, I find this change in approach to be unacceptable. It appears that Hayes Farm is prioritizing their own convenience and profit over customer satisfaction. This shift in their business model has significantly tarnished my perception of their farm.

I strongly urge Hayes Farm to reconsider this new fixed pricing system and revert to their previous method of weighing and selling goat meat per pound. By doing so, they can restore the freedom of choice and ensure a more positive experience for their customers.

In light of this disappointing visit and the lack of consideration for customer preferences, I can only provide Hayes Farm with a one-star rating. I hope they take this feedback seriously and strive to improve their approach...

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