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I had my son's 6th birthday party at Bouncetown last Sunday. When we got home I noticed that 7 gifts were not his, they were gifts for the other girl who was having a party at the same time. In addition, my neighbor's gift (clothes) and my mother's gift (a Nintendo DSi) were missing. I immediatley called Bouncetown that night and the girl who was working said she'd look for them. I called the next day and the girl said she contacted thte other parties but said nobody had the missing gifts. Then one of the owners of Bouncetown called to say they can't do anything about my missing gifts. THIS IS COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE. The workers were the ones responsible for taking the gifts and putting them into the correct bins. I am filing a police report with the East Norriton Police and am filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Do not risk having your party here. The owners only care about making money and have no regard whatsoever about the satisfaction of their patrons.

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