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Cancellation service #1 in Nigeria
Yumi is a baby-food company that offers prepared baby meals and related products, sold as single purchases and as recurring subscriptions. The service includes weekly or monthly subscription plans that deliver baby food to customers who sign up on helloyumi.com.
Customers typically use Yumi for convenient, organic baby meals and snacks delivered on a schedule. Subscriptions are managed online and via customer support.
After cancellation, future scheduled deliveries should stop. You will retain access to any orders already processed or shipped before cancellation.
Yumi may retain account data for operational or legal reasons. You should request confirmation of the cancellation and any data retention or deletion policies from support.
Yumi's terms state that amounts charged or paid prior to cancellation are generally non‑refundable. There is no blanket statutory 14‑day refund right stated in Yumi's public terms.
The following prices are taken from available listings and may be import estimates. There is no verified local NGN subscription pricing for Nigeria on Yumi's site.
Prices below are shown in euros as listed; availability and shipping to Nigeria may vary through third‑party retailers.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| YUMI Rice‑Free Baby Puffs (6‑count, imported) | €67.30 | Single purchase | Organic, no added sugar, gluten‑free, rice‑free toddler snack puffs |
| YUMI Smoothie Melts (6‑count, imported) | €88.07 | Single purchase | Organic, no added sugar, gluten‑free, toddler puree melties |
Yumi's terms do not reference Nigerian consumer‑protection statutes or a 14‑day cooling‑off period. That means the company relies on prompt customer contact and discretionary handling of refunds.
Many parents praised Yumi for good food quality, clean ingredients, and responsive customer service in some cases. Users valued the convenience and organic ingredients for baby food.
There are multiple reports of poor customer service, difficulties obtaining refunds, continued billing after cancellation, product quality issues (watery or spoiled food), damaged jars, website glitches, and delivery delays.
A common mistake is cancelling after the next billing date - you must cancel or pause before the next scheduled charge to avoid being billed. Billing cadence is sent by email.
Another frequent issue is inadequate documentation when contacting support. Not including order numbers, photos, or clear cancellation requests can delay resolution or lead to ongoing charges.
| Aspect | Yumi (Nigeria customers) |
|---|---|
| Cancellation methods | My Account on helloyumi.com or email [email protected] |
| Refund likelihood | Generally non‑refundable; discretionary credits/refunds if reported within 24 hours of delivery |
| Key timing requirement | Cancel or pause before the next scheduled billing date (weekly or every four weeks) |
| Main risk | Ongoing billing after cancellation and limited refund guarantees; keep records and follow up promptly |
Act early, document everything, and request written confirmation to reduce the chance of unwanted charges. If issues persist, escalate with evidence and consider local consumer advice.
Keep your cancellation confirmation email or screenshot. Save order numbers, payment receipts, and any reply from support for proof in case of continued billing.
Yumi, 218 NW 24th St, Miami, FL, 33127, Attn: Legal Department.
For customer support email [email protected]. For legal correspondence, use the registered address above and include full account and order details.
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