FreeShipping

I was charged, yes, $12.97 for what? I never signed up for this service and from all the reviews I've read, over 300 people have unknowingly been charged this fee. When I called Freeshipping, the representative asked for my debit card number. WOW. I don't order online, so I don't know how this happened. I don't scam people, but your company must be raking it in and it is criminal. Unfortunately, I will have to call again to cancel something I never signed up for in the first place.

As I was checking out of a website where I had just purchased an item, a button popup appeared asking if I wanted to get 10% or $10 (don't remember which) off shipping. I clicked the button because, yes, I wanted a discount on shipping. I was then asked to supply information including credit card no. Thinking it was part of the same site I had made my recent purchase. I did think it was odd they wanted the same info from the purchase site. I realized then that I made a mistake supplying this info but it was too late, they already had it. A few days later, I got an inquiry from my credit card company asking if a $13 charge was a legitimate purchase. I told them "no", explaining how I'd been tricked into signing up for this thinking I would get money off this shipping charge, and nothing else about the service was explained that I saw. My credit card company declined the payment and I sent an email requesting my account be cancelled.

Whatever you do, do not use freeshipping.com. I usually know better then this to fall into the trap of companies like this, but unfortunately had a weak moment one night and clicked the button for their service. Once I did I was being charged $12.97 to my charge card. Once I realized this, I immediately called them and had it stopped. They did reverse the charges without hesitation, but ironically I now have fraud on the very card that this was hitting. And interesting enough all my other charges are with reputable companies. So, my suspicion lies with freeshipping.com. Do not trust them with your information. They are nothing but a scam. So I guess they will stick it to you one way or another, either by $12.97 a month or rip you off by stealing your information and charging a bunch of charges on your credit card! Thank God my cc company realized it and put a stop to all the charges.

Like many others here, I signed up for the trial period after making a purchase on Groupon, not realizing that there was a fee for the trial period. Apparently it's in the terms & conditions, but they make it very hard to notice and word the trial period like it's a free seven days before you're billed for membership. This seems dishonest and due to practices like this, I don't feel comfortable continuing to patronize this site and would warn others to read the fine print on everything.

I never signed up for this service which I have just realized has been charging my account a monthly charge of $12.97. The charge to my account has been using a different last 4 digits none of which are mine. The charge is not leaving me with any way to contact them as most reputable do as in a toll free number. If I don't hear anything from them I will being going to my bank account and filing a non-authorized charge and dispute it.

After finally paying my citibank credit card balance down to $0.00 I wondered why my next statement showed a balance of $12.97. Turns out freeshipping.com has been charging my CC that amount each month for AT LEAST TWO YEARS. Shame on me for not being vigilant enough to catch these scammers! If I could rate them a ZERO, I would but will give them a lowest possible "1".

Been using freeshipping for the past 4 months. Unfortunately and fortunately for me, wife shops like a crazy (a little of that is me shopping too). Using free shipping, I have been able to save a few hundred $ so far. Cant complain.

I signed up for the free trial and they charge me $12.97; When I called them, they answered me in a really rude way. I said "at least you should send a email to remind me that my free trial is going to expire or do something instead of charging me money secretly" and they said that's your responsibility and no one forced you to sign up our free trial, that is your own choice". So, I lost $12.97 without getting anything. Freeshipping.com is such a bad company. Never use their service!

I thought free shipping was a scam however it is not. The customer service is excellent and they have a great history of paying out of claims from what I have read. The amount that they charge on a regular basis is not much compared to how much you will receive in return. I also understand their 1000 a year limit because the benefits they offer are so good that they need to have a cap. I also want to say that Samantha who is a supervisor was excellent in addressing my needs. She was very professional and resolved my claims on a timely manner. Highly recommend it

I never went to any site EVER about this company. I only order off ebay and amazon. Somehow supposedly they said I clicked on a pop up and they magically got my debit card info without even putting anything in! This place is a scam! They took 70 dollars out of my account before I caught on! I had to change my debit card. I told the company I was going to get them for fraud. The 70 dollars was put back in my account fast! Im reporting this company hard on better business bureau! I recommend everyone do the same to get them shut down! I was never sent anything about being in this program! Nothing!

I end up forced to sign up since theres a rebate for the tax and delivery charge, and instead of signing out my Worst mistake I ever made. I then noticed that they started to take money out of my account. Please beware of this scammer.

The monthly membership fee of $ 12.97 only is beneficial if your monthly purchases are greater than $ 129.70 since they base the discount on your total net purchases. In many cases the discount or "free shipping" directly from a retailer (which this site does not allow special retailer coupons) saves you a lot more than using this site. It's hardly "free shipping"which the retailers themselves lure you to go to this site.