FreeShipping

There are several reviews that are bad regarding freeshipping.com. My experience with them has been wonderful. They never charged me for something without my knowledge (it states it in writing when you sign up and with your intro email they send). I think the people who have negative things to say about this company are just not able to read and follow directions. If you READ and do what it states them you will be happy. I've received payments for all my shipping items. I did cancel after my trial period, but plan to sign back up closer to holidays when I start ordering more online. Thank you to freeshipping.com for being a great company and helping to reimburse those expensive shipping charges!

I ordered something a little over a week ago and they gave me a tracking number for some random order by someone else back to December 2019, completely inaccurate. I then read how you will have to make monthly payments after purchasing from them, so after looking at reviews in this thread it said to contact *******@freeshipping.com. I emailed them 4 days ago and still no response. I emailed within my 7 days of purchase and now because no one is responding to my emails I'm 100% they're going to still charge me monthly. Complete bull$#*!

I worked here very briefly from home near there Portsmouth NH office. The positive reviews are from employees. If you threaten to call the attorney general or better business they will refund all your money but you have to make that threat. It is possible to get money redeemed but 99 percent of people don't. You have to go to the free shipping website first and then the store. They make there money on the 99 percent of people that don't. Most people don't realize what they are signing up for or think it's legit because they trust the website the ad popped at. (They get a cut too super greasy) Sorry to all the people I wasn't able to refund. Lines were recorded and I was trying to provide for my family in a pinch. I was not management and made 9.00 an hour for a pitiful amount exsistence

I have no idea how freeshipping.com got my debit card information. I have no recollection of subscring to this. $19 was withdrawn from my bank account. I had to cancel my card and file a report with mybank,... just in time for Christmas. Very scary. Then i called the 800 number on their website and they could not verify my account, supposedly without my full debit card number. I of course, did not provide it. Watch out for this everyone. I hv no idea what they really offer. Why have this when you can shop off Amazon or otherfree shipping sites

Scammers what a horrible joke. Total rip off. They are nasty people to deal with BAD attitudes!
I have sent Alice a private message about the customer service reps. They really need to make some kind of contact with their customers as I never heard boo from them until I notice the charge, not one welcome, thank you, promotions zero email. There is something wrong when a service such as this doesn't't say Boo but want $$... with no services render!

Hides membership and can be accidentally signed up for. Sends only one email and then avoids contact. The goal is to leech money every month without you noticing the charges. Total trash, avoid at all costs.

I was unaware I was signing up for this service because I purchased perfume online. Hey, freeshipping.com! If you have customers that are paying a monthly fee and NEVER using your service for over a year, I think it might be good practice to bring it to their attention. Yes, ideally, consumers should make sure we are looking at our statements monthly for schemes like this. However, this is just not good business practice. You are profiting off of the hope that people will not notice your small fee each month. That's a bad practice and puts bad karma in the world. I would never want to work for a company that strategies on how to milk money out of unknowing customers accounts.

On the plus side, the rep who answered my complaint, readily refunded 6 months of charges and cancelled my account. He probably gets these calls all day long.

At the request of the Freeshipping.com rep. That contacted me here, I e-mailed them with my proof, but their response is the same "Conflict: Order credited to other publisher"

So as I mention in my original post:

If you're planning on subscribing to Freeshipping.com, take note of my recent experience, and proceed with caution when purchasing large priced items, as you could be denied your cashback for any reason the retailer gives, and end up losing $100's of dollars.

I'm ashamed. Somehow I got signed up to this scam way, way back in October 2010, and I've been paying $11.97 per month ever since, without even knowing I was signed up. That's how closely I (don't) monitor my credit card bill. Of course it averages about $8,000 in new purchases per month, so this charge is easily skipped over, but still, I'm embarrassed that I've missed it for so long. That's an expensive $300 lesson to check my statements a little more carefully.

I never knowingly signed up for this service. Now I will see how easy it is going to be to cancel it. My experience with another scam in the past is that these con artists sometimes don't let go that easily.

I don't recall joining. In fact, I'm sure I never would have. I NEVER ship anything, so I'd NEVER give my credit card number for a free 30-day trial nor any other such offer for "free" shipping. The credit card in question is a joint card, so it took 4 months of $12.97 charges to raise an eyebrow. My only possible method of recourse: This review. And I'm not alone... I quickly found several similar stories online by searching "freeshipping.com scam".

So I was mentioned this website in my e. L. f confirmation email for my order. I knew this website was too good to be true so I read almost everything on the site even the terms and conditions and did not see any indication of a charge for this website. Well long story short I realized there was $12 (with change) missing from my bank account, I got notified it was this website and I called them up and they gave me my money back.

Piece of advice to freeshipping.com: There's no point adding a "clearly unwritten catch" if you're going to refund the money anyway. You're probably not even making any money. Just end this silly business of yours.

Be aware of this website, as soon as your cashback goes beyond $200, they start suspending your account and accuse you of commercial use and high volume shopping reasons.

I provided the receipts that all purchases were delivered to residential address or picked up by myself, but they don't care.

Then they pocket all the money for themselves and offer you a few monthly membership refunds. I found them dishonest and unprofessional.

I noticed a recurring charge on our visa bill. When I called the number, I found out when my husband had ordered from ProFlowers months ago, he was signed up for this. He had no idea that this was being done. (Yes, we should have noticed this recurring charge and investigated it - will be more vigilant in the future). This service is virtually useless to us and a waste of money. What really concerns me is how they managed to sneak in this "membership" to unsuspecting customers, who think they are simply giving information to order flowers.