We have the blue (iris) water bottle for our infant son. There's a manufacture issue with the teat not closing or opening properly. There is also a crack in it which means it consistently leaks. After being told my online claim is declined, Tupperware will now never be bought by our family or friends! Liars, false advertising, crooks.

Their product has failed and yet I am now being asked to pay for it to be sent to me! Total rip .. WILL NEVER BUY TUPPERWARE AGAIN and I will be telling others the truth behind their 'Lifetime Guarantee' - what a load of crap!!

I approached a tupperware manager yesterday regarding a cracked lid on a vegetable keeper and was told it had to be returned online. Seeing that postage has to be paid my end and also to receive the item back. I will not be purchasing tupperware again Customer service and life time warranty is no longer available.

I too like everyone else needed some tupperware replaced. I had to go online to do this & once my claim was accepted i had to send one of the item's back which entailed going to post office to buy a bag then posting which cost me about $8 and now i have to pay postage to have it returned. The container was cracked. They could have asked me to send a photo of it that would have shown the crack. Not happy with this process as it is time consuming to wait for your parts to come back. I will not be buying tupperware anymore. I hsve used tupperware for over 30 years. I'll just buy new & cheaper products.

Tupperware should take a good look at themselves with the so called FREE replacement. Ripping people off by charging $8 to replace 4 oval lids. After verifying cost charges with Australia Post it actually costs $7.50 for 500 grams which is 8 oval lids and a few spice lids which means Tupperware are profiteering from customers returns. It a shame that buying your products is not enough.

It is a sad world where respected household names such as Tupperware have resorted to profit over service. It is obvious that you now wish to discourage customers who may wish to make a warranty claim, therefore reducing your costs and increasing your revenue.

Unfortunately there is a new generation of “business” people who are driven by profit alone. They care nothing for long term customers who along with their parents gladly paid a premium for a perceived premium product and the warranty associated with it.

Tupperware, it is obvious th...

I have been using and buying Tupperware for thirty years and often had items replaced without any fuss or bother. I have never been told not to put lids in the dishwasher. So apart from not being able to claim for that reason I couldn't find the mold number for the item I want replaced. I intended to purchase a large quantity of pantry storage to match what I have now but I won't be. I can find the similiar products in the supermarket. Years ago I remember giving my consultant a container that needed replacing and even though it was not available anymore I was given a substitute item that the consultant delivered to my door. That is service! Tupperware you have made a poor decision in changing your warranty system.

Yes, I too have decided that I will no longer purchase Tupperware due to the new warranty process. I have a couple of cracked lids, but I guess they will be going in the bin now. I have begun replacing my pantry storage modular mates with the half price deals available at my local supermarket. I think this is the beginning of the end for Tupperware. It was only the promise of the lifetime warranty that has kept me as a purchaser for the past 40 years, paying very high prices.

After all the expense of posting containers back because lids wouldn't stay on, Tupperware sent me new replacements but I had to pay postage - again! After a few months lids don't stay on new containers. In my opinion and from experience Tupperware is expensive rubbish and I'll never buy another piece of it. Storage containers from supermarket are 1/4 price and last much longer. Wish I hadn't bothered with the so-called lifetime warranty.

Have always loved tupperware in the past, have bought A LOT of it. (I'm sure lots of us have spent thousands on the stuff...modular mates pantry anyone??) I have always justified the ridiculous cost with the "lifetime warranty".... Went to a party this afternoon, which was lovely, consultant was great. She explained damaged items cant be returned to a consultant anymore. It must be done online. That's fine. Spent $125 -easliy done on tupperware. Went home and began the process. Email back straight away- Out of nine damaged items I had ...

Scariest customer service I've come across. Rude and unhelpful. Takes forever and lots of follow ups to get any response. Think I have purchased my last piece too.

Making a replacement claim for older Tupperware microwave jug and lid.
New system - I have to pay for replacement postage.
This contravenes, in my opinion the previous written life time warranty guarantee given at time of purchase, where no mention of any costs to me, should a replacement be required, was stated. Not only will I not pay anything towards 'free replacement' to which I am am entitled as implied at time of purchase,
I will be taking this up with Consumer Affairs.
I will also be spending the $150 destined for Tupperware, on ...

have been a Tupperware queen for about 30 years, saved up all my replacements for next Tupperware party, I went along - to be told by the demonstrator its all on line now - go to the website and lodge on line...... I had 15 items to return, all were approved by Tupperware. they requested me to post back to them - to which I did, cost me $12.00 to post, all items approved were same replaced in weight and measurements, then I had to pay another $26.40 to have them posted back to me - I'm out of pocket nearly $40.00 to get my items back - very un...

I loved Tupperware for their products and was happy to pay more for their "lifetime warranty" and "Free" replacement of products that are worn, torn or damaged. Last month I claimed 11 items one of them was a lunchbox, and after one month I received the items and the lunchbox is only the base without the lid when there was no option to choose one without the other; the photo of the product showed the complete container (box and lid). In addition, I spent $26.00 plus GST delivery fees...so much for their Free Replacement Policy!!! This is Tupper...

My daughter hosted a party in October. Tupperware rep. Was untidy, unapologetically late showed product in corner when open space provided. No contact details on sales slip and no delivery date given. Although our payments were taken immediately from bank, our products were not delivered until after several calls, texts and messages later, my daughter went and picked up the order herself and delivered to people over six weeks later,driving from Drouin to Colac Vic. 4 hour return trip or we may still be waiting and the order was a large order in...

For years Tupperware have espoused they guarantee a FREE replacement for any damaged, broken or worn Tupperware. Now the only way to get a 'free' replacement is to pay a minimum of $8 for shipping a replacement to you. That's a very convenient way to stop consumers from claiming their 'guaranteed replacement'. Very stingy Tupperware, very stingy!

Beware when buying Tupperware - their old promise of just giving your cracked and broken Tupperware to a representative to have it replaced at no cost at all, as was the case for any bought before March this year, is no longer being honoured.

They want to charge you for the postage for the replacement pieces - totally at odds with the terms and Conditions that we all bought under prior to March this year.

Zero star rating for service, honesty and integrity.
Like so many people we have a cupboard full of Tupperware, When it fails to seal or it breaks or whatever the problem, one expects the "lifetime warranty" to be honoured.
The service department in Western Australia has been closed. It seems that the service has also been closed.
Coming up to three months we have been waiting for one lid to be replaced.
"We didn't have a meeting this month, I couldn't get to the meeting this month, I have been busy with my kids".
Finally the clincher. "Th...

After reviewing this over and over again I finally bought one! Its excellent! I hated cooking on the stove as the pasta sometimes stick to the pot not to mention the slimy excess that needs to be washed away. This is so easy - you just wake it in the microrwave and just take it out after 10 mins or so and drain! Thats it. Just be careful with holding it properly when draining the water as I burnt my fingers the first time.
Easy, no mess no fuss.
the measurements on the side of the container could stand out abit better as its hard to read