Buddhatrends2 reviews
This score is based on 2 genuine reviews submitted via US-Reviews since 2026.
Featured Reviews
Reviews (2)
No reviews yet!
Find companies you have experience with and write reviews about them! Your reviews contribute to a more transparent market and improve the reliability of companies.Missing package, slow replies
I bought a couple of bracelets on April 11 and paid $22 for express shipping because I needed them sooner rather than later. The tracking showed a FedEx "delivered" scan a few days later, but when I checked the building mail room there was nothing—no note, no package, nothing. I only found out about that delivery when I pulled up the tracking myself. I contacted the seller and after a lot of back-and-forth I opened a PayPal case; Buddha Power kept saying FedEx was looking into it. They did reply sometimes, but it was all pretty slow and repetitive, like they were waiting on someone else and not taking real ownership. The one thing that bugged me most was the false-delivery status — either a mis-scan or it was left somewhere else, and that made tracking useless. I never actually saw the bracelets, so I can’t vouch for the product, just the process. They’re holding my money for almost a month at this point and I’ve asked for a refund or a replacement. My tip: document everything and be prepared to escalate if you want your money back. Not the smoothest experience.
Not what I was told
are these actually copper? I said it was for arthritis, I said I needed pure copper, and the person on the phone — Cha, that’s what she said her name was — told me yes, pure copper. That eased my doubts enough to order two rings and two bracelets. I thought I was careful, called ahead, did the right thing. Turns out that didn’t matter. When the package arrived I could tell right away they weren’t copper. Color, weight, the feel — small details that add up. I emailed, pointed out the mismatch, and the reply was basically that the items weren’t pure copper after all, they were made of other metals. So the reassurance on the phone was wrong, or misleading. That’s the part that bugs me most. I’ve had good experiences with other online sellers where customer service actually meant something, so I expected at least basic honesty here. I tried PayPal, because I’ve been using them for years — decades, basically — and they used to be the fallback when sellers wouldn’t cooperate. This time PayPal told me they couldn’t help unless I shipped the items back. Fine, but the seller wanted returns sent to China. Four small items, four ounces total, but the return shipping quote was astronomical — like over two hundred dollars. That made no sense. I asked for a better option, escalated, and got the canned line repeated several times by someone who sounded like they were reading from a script. It felt like everything that should protect a buyer quietly shrugged and walked away. So, flaws: misleading product description, inconsistent phone assurance, poor support on returns, and an impractical return address that makes a refund pointless unless you pay more than the items cost. On the plus side, the shipment itself arrived reasonably fast and intact, and the products, apart from not being copper, are wearable enough if you don’t care about the material claim. Not perfect, and I wouldn’t call this a great experience, but it’s not a total disaster if your expectations are adjusted.
About Buddhatrends
Buddhatrends is an online retailer focused on Buddhist-inspired and mindfulness-related products. Its assortment typically includes jewelry, statues, home décor, meditation accessories, and gift items featuring Buddhist symbols and themes. The company serves consumers looking for spiritual or meditation-oriented merchandise for personal use or as gifts. Product offerings are presented through an e-commerce website under the Buddhatrends name.
This information is based on publicly available data and is provided for orientation purposes only.
Details
Contact Information
Categories Buddhatrends
Online Shop | Fashion | Home and Garden
Page Statistics
Last update: February 2026
Advertising notice: Some links are affiliate links. For purchases made through them, we may receive a commission – at no additional cost to you.
Review with most votes
Not what I was told
are these actually copper? I said it was for arthritis, I said I needed pure copper, and the person on the phone — Cha, that’s what she said her name was — told me yes, pure cop... Read onBy: Cordie