3 reviews for EasylifeGroup are not recommended
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GB
1 review
2 helpful votes

Smart Scammers! Easylife Rewards Club Connect Worldwide Services
February 19, 2022

"My mother was ripped off by this company a year back. So you can imagine my family's suprise when we heard from one of my nieces that she had gotten a new job with Connect Worldwide at the Easy Life Catalogue! Easy life group are a client of Connect Worldwide Services in Bristol. They hire CWS to sell their rewards clubs, garden clubs, motor clubs schemes etc... The agents at CWS call up the elderly and vulnerable customers offering them a voucher to save money off their groceries at supermarkets however hardly highlight the fact they are automatically enrolling them in the club after the trial. Agents are told not to say this, but rather, you can cancel at anytime during your trial. All the important information is read in the recap at the end of the call and they rush through it at a speed they are well aware the elderly person can't keep up or understand... They sell it like it's just the voucher and opportunity to look at the promotion however they are well aware of the tactics they use to get the customer to say "oh lovely thank you!". Without actually knowing what's going on... Most customers don't even receive anything in the post (on purpose). Because the company know many won't realise or forget completely about it. Also they may send it very late so you receive it at the end of the 20days giving you no time to cancel., they are charged P&P, yearly membership fee. And puzzle book monthly £18 ( if they managed to trick you with the double sale as well). Not a scam but very scammy how it's done. Ripping off elderly people without a care in the world. 20% of customers receive the offers. The rest are scammed out of their money. The amount of money CWS & Easylife make in just a week from pensioners banks accounts is a ridiculous amount too high to even imagine. They pay their employees at CWS £10-£12/ph and then get rid of them a few months later and employ new people for the role. A tactic they use to keep their employees fresh and unaware of what is going on, so that no questions are asked. They are VERY good at what they do! It is appalling! They also have recently started to not mention anything about easylife to customers over the phone just because they know everyone doesn't like Easylife calling them... another tactic... so now everybody can blame the Rewards Club and not the actually people responsible. The Rewards Club is run and controlled by CWWS who are employed by Easylife. Easy. The staff are forced to get a high number of sales and if not they are dismissed. My niece mentioned she'd had to leave her conscience at home while working here." I think even Easylife are unaware of how things are getting done at Connect Worldwide Services Ltd.

Date of experience: February 19, 2022
GB
1 review
6 helpful votes

W-------kers!
March 17, 2017

Should be looked into by Watchdog, Crooks! Still Waiting for a Security Light ordered 2 months ago,

Date of experience: March 17, 2017
GB
1 review
6 helpful votes

No delivery of order dated 14/1/17, contacted 12 times so far!
March 7, 2017

I have not received my order, although I have been repeatedly informed it is awaiting despatch and customer services at Easylife are unable to resolve this issue.
My order has been showing as in stock awaiting despatch since 31/1/17 and there is still no sign of it leaving the Warehouse.
I have telephoned - and queued only to be disconnected when reaching number 2,3 or 4 in the queue - and when finally getting through (multiple times) I have been told my goods are awaiting despatch!
I have emailed at regular intervals and the reply I received 1 Feb to my first email (27 Jan) informed me I would received my order within the next 3 - 5 days. I am still waiting.
I then attempted to speak to a Manager only to be told eventually one would call me back within 24 hours. This was 14 Feb - and yes I am still waiting for the phone call.
Their website under "About Us" states - "We believe that quality, convenience and exceptional customer service are the backbone of our business". I am not impressed.
I cannot speak for the quality of the products as I still have not received any.
As for the quality your representatives demonstrate in the resolution of problems and the convenience of shopping with you, I would not advertise these features as the backbone of your business.
Three Payments have been taken from my bank:
1. The day I placed the order, 14 Jan 17,
2.17 Jan 17
3.31 Jan 17.
If only they put the same effort into despatching goods as they do in collecting your money.
It is now 7 March and I still have not received any goods.
Further emails have arrived with apologies and thanking me for my patience with one advising me "my goods had gone through the Packing Department and would be despatched in the NEXT UPCOMING DAYS". What does this mean?
Mar 23 I wrote to the Company Director Mr Caplan as it is no good having customer services which don't follow up problems to ensure they are resolved. I enclosed copies of all emails between myself and their staff. I have not had a reply - nor have my goods been delivered (am I repeating myself?).
So I am still waiting and watching and hoping my goods will arrive one day soon... (even though I am almost £120 poorer while the wait continues).
Other emails:
Feb 17 my order had "gone through the Packing department"'
Feb 24 my goods were back "WAITING TO BE PICKED LIST" - I've gone back in time as "they had GONE THROUGH THE PACKING DEPARTMENT!" 7 days earlier.
Why would they unpack them rather than send them out?
Mar 1 received email saying "1 item has been cancelled as it is no longer available". WHY DID THEY TAKE MY MONEY if they were no longer selling this item? Okay, my money is now back in my account but they took it Jan 31 and kept it for a month!
Not happy with them taking money with no intention of supplying the goods.
The email also stated "Unfortunately, your order was showing as Fully Allocated, Awaiting Picking when in fact it was not. Unfortunately, it seems a system error occurred and your order status was not updated correctly."
If you know anything about computers and "system errors" you will know that there is no such thing as a System Error, only HUMAN ERRORS".
I had contacted Easylife 12 times (phone, email and Royal Mail 1st class letter) before being told this.
No one at Easylife has a clue as to what they are doing and as long as they have your money they don't care.
As for delivery of my order, the email advised me that one item (multiple packs) - which I paid £99.95 Jan 14 - is OUT OF STOCK and will not be available until 7 April.
I ask the question "if this was out of stock the day I placed my order (and they TOOK PAYMENT) WHY DID THEY TAKE MY MONEY?"
The website states "In stock items will take 5 working days - orders placed before 3pm will be despatched the same day". My order was confirmed at 10:13am, 14/1/17 and as I telephoned the order the Sales representative confirmed the item was in stock!
Saturday 4 Mar I received an email flyer advertising my OUT OF STOCK item and today I phoned sales to check the stock. They had more than enough packs in stock so I asked if I ordered today when would they be delivered.
The answer 5 - 7 working days. Apparently this means they are planning to supply new customers before customers who have PAID.
How would this make YOU feel? I am quite Angry.
Their attitude towards customers is DISGUSTING!
It appears this company has knowingly taken money from my Credit Card without goods being available to be sent to me. What do they call that?
They have failed to meet the Distance Selling regulations by not delivering MY goods (surely they are mine as I have paid for them) within 30 days.
So here I am, angry and still waiting.
Whatever you do, think twice before even considering buying from this company.

Date of experience: March 7, 2017
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3 reviews for EasylifeGroup are not recommended