I-Team: BBB warns customers about online Atlanta food personality
By Randy Travis Published May 19, 2022 ATLANTA - The Better Business Bureau of Metro Atlanta issued a warning about doing business with a celebrity online chef based in Georgia. According to the BBB, more than 70 customers of Darius Cooks complained they paid for cookbooks, cookware or tickets to his Dining with Darius cooking events but didn?t get the product. And they say he ignored their requests for refunds. "BBB advises consumers to use caution when doing business with DariusCooks, LLC," the nonprofit organization warned. The statement also pointed out that none of the complaints were ever answered. "Respectfully, I don?t care," Williams told the FOX 5 I-Team when asked about the BBB warning. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/bbb-warns-customers-about-atlanta-food-personality-darius-cooks
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