Molly A.

I was shopping on eBay and saw the ad to save $10. On freeshipping.com. After clicking on, I began filling out the form. The Chrome settings on my device have my banking and credit information that was apparently asked for and applied. I never once used the service, but was checking my bank statements the following month and this place took $12. From my account after promising to save me $10, and never have I used their service. I wasn't eligible as a buyer. Scam, stay away! I had to take the time to go to the bank to get a new debit card number and cancel the card number I've had for years so they couldn't do this to me again, wait for my new card to come in the mail and charged me with a debt that promised me a service I didn't receive. Nothing but a stressful hassle. I was schemed! Where's my savings, freeshipping? You owe me $12 and some change! Review this! You took the time to take my money, are you going to take the time to read this and give it back?