I tested sending one of the cards and they said I could cancel the order but then I was charged $39 and their system did not allow me to cancel it for the entire year. This is total rip off because I sent one card which cost me $39.
I have used 123 Greeting over the years. This year when you complete composing your greeting & try to send, you are given 2 options to PAY! Otherwise, you can't send the card. WHAT'S ALL THIS ABOUT!
FALSE ADVERTISING!
So disappointed in what I thought was an honorable & reliable company.
By submitting email addresses to 123greetings.com you will soon be getting random offers from 123g.biz using kqstw.com and other aliases. Expect they will do the same to your friends. Use this service and get ready for High blood pressure and Diabetes pill spam!
I received one of their eCards (electronic greeting cards) in my inbox, from a friend. From there, this website entered me into their mailing list, and claim that I signed up for it, or "requested" to be part of it. Use this website if you want your inbox, and the inbox of your friends to be filled with SPAM, and third party advertising.
Date promised but not delivered.
Because I was not able to leave my home to purchase the anniversary wishes card, I was pleased to find your service but I will definitely not recommend your service or make use of it again. So sad to have missed the occasion, a family milestone.
I have an old email address which is not connected to my mail host software. I access it via webmail. The other day I received an email from 123 Greetings.com at that old email address. After I opened it, they suddenly have my new email address, which I have never provided them with and never used to open an account with them. In fact, I do not use that email address for such purposes at all, and yet, 123Greetings.com have it (and are using it to spam me) coincidentally after I opened an email from them at another account.
Sometimes it works, then it doesn't. Often when I try to send an ecard, it will come up with an error message, "DNC", that recipient doesn't want ecards. I absolutely know this is not true. But it still happens to about half of my family/friends. I have tried to contact 123Greetings, can only do so by email, but usually don't get a response. After paying for a year of service and year is not up, now they can't find my email or log me in. What gives? I am about ready to think this is just a scam site. Very poor service.
Wide variety of very nice cards for almost any occasion. Easy to choose a very nice card. Simple to fill out and send. All free.
If you're looking for cartoon looking ecards, they're a great site. Expect to possibly get a little spam or at least an occasional email from their company (if you fail to check 'do not contact me / I wish to not receive future emails' option). Otherwise, the cards are decent and seem to always send and be received easily. I use them often.
A massive ad site disguised as a greeting card. Your greeting is embedded in a string of ads. Hard to tell the greeting from the surrounding advertisements.
Sent my daughter a BD card. Got a confirmation that it was sent. She said she never got it. Checked her spam and bulk. They sent another reminder saying she hadn't viewed it. When I complained that she never got it, CS said they had no record of anything sent from my email. And yet, both reminders came to THAT email. See the problem? These people are morons. Go elsewhere.
Even if your "free trial" is for a basic membership and is canceled they will still charge you for $29.88 - a yearly premium membership. Do NOT use this site.
I rec'd a birthday card and a gift card came along with it. When I tried to open the gift card, it would not open. So, I signed up with their free 7 day trial, hoping that would access it. It did not SO I IMMEDIATELY sent a email asking how to access the card. Conveniently, they did not answer me until the 7 days was up and ONLY then, sent me a email stating that I would be charged me for the membership rate of $29.88. When I complained, they offered me a"special price" for a 4 month membership. Which I do not want. I simply want access my gift card of $25.00-- which they never have told me how to access. This company is a TOTAL scam! SO, now I am out my birthday gift card as well as the 29.88. I assume they only want access to my credit card number, so I have alerted my credit card company. DO NOT USE!
I have never had a problem using 123 Greetings. Always safe and free to send cards. There is However a site with a similar name 123cards.com that is a scam. 123 Greetings is an Excellent site.
I got duped into getting this subscription. I was supposed to apparently cancel the trial on new years eve. I couldn't as my internet was down that day, but they wouldn't cancel my unwanted subscription.
I was using 123 greetings for over a year for birthdays, holidays, cheer friends up.
The wesite would send me a notification of the card, and when the person recieved the card, the last several months I have not recieved a notification, people didn't get the card.
My email was correctly entered, as was theirs. Several I had sent to previously and had no problem.
I have contacted the wesite 7 times for assistance/answer, no reply.
I have been in this website and been accept them to sent me news letter. Since then they got news letters sent to me quite offen and turn up with a part time job. Job it 'was about do survey and get pay. When you click on it they provided example of servey and after finished it the system will show that if I want to registered I can pay by paypal or credit card. For sure I chose paypal cos it's safe. When it turn tofake paypal site. Hoe do I know that paypal site is fake by them because notice on the tab usually will come s with light green with security lock sign on the tab. Anybody have been to this site www.123greetings.com and been recieved email from 123Greetings" <*******@123greetings.info>please beware!
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The site has helped me send cool cards to my near and dear ones round the year. Now they also have an app in Google play store as well as itunes. Cool isn't it!
Hello, Thank for your feedback. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for us to improve the website further. Do write to us at support@123greetings.com.
I used this site for years, and was happy, I recommended it to family and friends. BUT NEVER AGAIN. I setup a XMAS card for delayed delivery to my friends and family. The next day I started receiving multiple "your card has been viewed" notifications from individual receivers. Since I had only sent one card, and it should not have been sent (yet) I contacted one of the recipients. The 2 cards she received were NOT the one I selected, and they contained advertising from the island of St. Martin. The tech support at 123 told me they had done "rigorous testing" and found no problems, I still don't know if the real 123 card will go out as scheduled. The "dashboard" feature in my account displays false, and/or incomplete info. 123 has ruined Christmas cards for me - I have now sent apology emails to everyone, about the multiple, unauthorized, spam filled cards and don't even know if they will get the intended card. 123 tech support has not been helpful. First they denied a problem, now they ignore it.
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123Greetings has a rating of 2 stars from 60 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers dissatisfied with 123Greetings most frequently mention free trial and full year. 123Greetings ranks 53rd among Greeting Cards sites.
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