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I foolishly signed up for a free 7 day trial, & foolishly gave them my CC number to do so, (this should be against the law btw, insisting on a cc number before a free trial). Anyway was a few hours late cancelling my subscription & they refuse to credit my card back. If the site was any good, i would keep it but the cards can't be posted to Facebook & can't be personalized by adding pictures to the cards. It's just an inferior website... I even offered to pay for 1 month since technically I was a few hours late cancelling. This happened to me once before & the company graciously cancelled the membership for me, which is the right thing to do. It's not like I was into it for a couple of weeks & I didn't send any cards after the 7 day trial. I guess they need the $28.88 or whatever it was more then me,, there should be a days grace or they should have to get your approval before they process the transaction. Legally i guess they are in the right but ethically they are wrong. I tried to stop payment on my cc but the CC company won't do that if i did not meet the terms of the agreement. It's a racket, I guess the CC company's want their business more then mine. Anyway, BEWARE. If you don't want the service, make sure you cancel it a day early or you will be charged for a year, even though they show it be $2.49/month. They charge for a full year in advance. Very sketchy..

Do yourself a favor and don't use this service on Father's Day I sent my 86 year old father who was out of town a ecard with this service which he never received keep in mind they sent me a email saying the card had been sent and they would email me once he opened it when I had not heard from him the day after I called he said he never received it I emailed the company they have yet to respond but didn't waste time sending my father advertisement for their cheap little unprofessional email card business this is totally unexceptionable if you don't want to come off looking like Uooooooboooooo the fool go to the store early buy Hallmark and mail it through the good old reliable postal service and save yourself the headache my true rating for this business is a negative 50 and that is being generous

Beware of how 123 ecards manage subscriptions. I only sent 1 so called free card. Got charged $49.92 for a full year.

Until the past few Mos I haven't had a prob w 123 G., and, have used them for yrs. No more tho. And I am Not the only one switching. There has been No Link to Click Onto when on the Receivers end, and whether I get a card, or when my friends do. We now have to 'copy' those Long Numbers down before 'retyping' it in, on Another page, in order for us to Finally be able to View our Cards! Not worth the hassle anymore. So very disappointed, and 123G has never answered or even acknowledged my email to them either. Lastly I want to add that there have been a few times (and ONLY when I went on to the 123G Site!), when my phone started acting crazy and telling me to do this/that because my phone had tons of viruses. They proceeded to tell me What to do about it, and where to click. I did Nothing but to Shut and power off my phone, instead, and the problem just disappeared. However, I was so taken back when I went to o 123 G at Another time, and... the Same Exact thing Occurred! Viruses, and telling me 'What to Click.' But again. I did Not! Shame on 123G for Not fixing up their mess, for having some customers having to copy and retype numbers in order to see a lousey card, and. For NOT getting back to their once very loyal customers. I know they're Not reading this either, just needed to vent anyway