Ramneek Kaur raises childcare and refund concerns
In a one-star Trustpilot review, Kaur questions the training and conduct of assigned babysitters and says Broomees declined a refund.
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In a one-star Trustpilot review, Kaur questions the training and conduct of assigned babysitters and says Broomees declined a refund.
In a LinkedIn comment, Gattani says Broomees could not provide a cook in the service area and that the subscription fee was lost.
u/Rude_Safety80 says they needed repeated follow-ups to begin the promised search and asked to cancel within four or five days of subscribing.
A Reddit customer says neither assigned cook arrived after a ₹8,244 subscription, although the app marked a worker as joined.
After paying upfront for three months, a Reddit customer says verification was due seven days after the worker started and sought a refund.
In a LinkedIn comment, Siddharth M. reports a service failure and refund denial, and says a legal notice had been issued.
A Reddit customer describes a 10–12-day initial wait followed by short placements, no-shows and frequent absences after paying ₹7,655.84.
An App Store reviewer says three assigned cooks could not meet their needs and disputes how replacements were counted.
Jain says several placements failed during a ₹7,291, 90-day plan, leaving 45 days on the app without reliable service.
A district consumer commission found a service deficiency in Bhutani's baby-care placement complaint and ordered a refund, compensation, and costs.
In a public LinkedIn post, Aggarwal says finding a nanny took about three weeks and objects to a person being sent without an interview or consent.
Parasher says no worker appeared for 20 days and Broomees offered a subscription refund if she deleted her post.