Big Fish Games

When u buy chips they acully cheat too steal them back. I won one jackpot in 4 years 4 750 million when i played 24-7 then when i ask 4 help they said they would ban me biggest rip off

Email the ceo of bfg at *******@yahoo.com or *******@bigfishgames.com. Before he deletes them both.Thieving p***k.

Big Fish potentially costs folk their relationships. When my partner quit after a year and a half, he wasn't twice the man, he was 10 times the man. I consequently realised just how much I'd been neglected & how much he'd neglected doing with his life. Like talking to his children, fixing or replacing old or damaged things around the house & making & progressing towards plans for the future. It literally makes me sick. Why did he do this to me yet say he loved me? It feels now like he abused, shunned & isolated me. I becane cooped up in our little home. I couldn't make friends or maintain existing friendships as I drew closer and closer to wanting to eat my own faeces. What it's made me feel is enough to make a person neck themselves. We're done. You will be too. Either that, or you'll stay imprisoned, doubting your value & losing touch with people outside the home because your partner doesn't make friends anymore nor interacts with or tolerates yours, or you, or his kids, or their mother. Life just stops. It just stops. Mark my words cigarettes have Nothing on what a Big Fish adict will do to your life, mark my words they're like a cancer & will deplete you of your happiness & eventually will & ability to live. It eats up everything. Everything. Finally getting away. I feel as insanely happy & relieved as the chick at the end of that Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. I will never forget what happened to me. Ripped off is an understatement.

I was a BFG customer from 2007 until this year. I paid the monthly fee, and when I couldn't find a game I liked, I sent certificates to friends and family to use. I was even a customer beta tester - they would send me trials of games in development to try out for them. So, I probably would have stayed a customer if it wasn't for the poor customer service. I have received 4 games in the past year which are unplayable due to glitches. Years ago, and one of the reasons I stayed a customer, the company would investigate and make a fix. If they couldn't fix the game, they would send a credit for a free game. I only needed to use a credit twice. Now, they don't even do that. There is at least one game I have that has been defective for over a year, and another customer contacted the developers (not BFG) who responded by investigating for BFG and sending the correct version of the game. That was almost three months ago and BFG has done nothing. Now that they practically have a monopoly on the casual gaming market, they have replaced their great customer service with arrogance. So sad!

Big fish has blokked me from commenting on the site becouse I questioned them about they're very expensive games.
So I try to make people aware this way and this is my message!

All the games you pay a lot for at big fish are free available on
game-owl.com and
Wendysblog.info

Full versions.
Why pay if you don't have to at all?

No pay
No trials
No codes
New games evry week.
And last but not least, 99.9% these games work without problems.
All you have to do is download‍.

Also big fish is almost never availeble for support (unless you are a new custumor, then they react emediatly). Wich is a problem if you just payed them enough for a game and than that game does not work like it should wich happend all the time.
With the sites ubove there are realy hardly ever issues.

Please stop paying for those games, stop being cheated.
Sorry for my poor English.

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The odds are that you will lose everything you buy. Customer support will lie to you. When asked why I only receive 50K return bonus when my other club members (tier 4 & 5) receive 180k, 230k, 380k... I was told that 50k was the max for tier 7. Absolute lies!
They also have "bots" that will come into a room that comment WTG, TY, GL repeatedly for no reason whatsoever. Look at their profile and see the have billions of chips. I called them out on it while in the room, next thing, I win nothing!
If you don't use their stupid frames and intros, you are not being a community player and get penalized and lose. If you call BF out in your profile comments, you get penalized. Once you have done any of these things... you are screwed. No winnings for you, no winnings for your club.
PC players only get no chip offers, no way to load your own photos unless you have Facebook. Many freebies or chip give aways are only through Facebook. So no Facebook, not being a chirpy "Go Big Fish!" cheerleader, or complaining about unfairness or glitches... you are marked to only lose! Don't waste your time with this site!

Avoid Big Fish Casino and Jackpot Magic Slots. Both are rigged and a rip off. You win nothing and they want you to pay real money. LOL.

I bought a game for $5.99 in 2015 but did not realised by buying this game it will automatically sign me up for a Game Club membership that billed me every month for $6.99. There is no email notification or any sort! I didn't realised until a year had passed and that amount to $6.99x12=$83.88. I quickly cancel the membership and it said in my account I had 12 game credits which I can use to buy games.

Seeing all those bad reviews, I gave up on asking for refund and decided to use these game credits to buy games. However I did not realised these game credits will expired in 180 days and it did reminded me 30 days before expiration date but that email went to the junk mail. So in the end I was not informed. I managed to spend half of the game credits before expiration date and left only 6. I wrote to the customer service to ask whether I can get my expired credit back if I sign up for membership again. However, they said no and gave me 4 free coupon codes which I could only use it for standard games, not collector edition games, which is the whole point I did not ask for refund in the first place and use their remaining credits! I willing to spend more money on Big Fish games because I really loved their games and only hope my money is spent worthwhile. But, they gave me a very bad experience and I will not buy from them again.

I rather spent those money on other games much better such as The Sims 4 and WOW, they have much better customer service and better game quality. At least, they did inform me of membership billing and more transparent transaction, not automatically sign me up for membership when I bought only one game.

So my advice to gamers, if you want a game, buy directly from App Store, or more reliable sources.
Think twice before you buy any games from BFG as that will sign you up for a membership.