nCrowdReviews 195

I had a similar situation. I purchased two travel vouchers from nCrowd. I hadn't yet redeemed them when they became Boomstreet. Boomstreet said they couldn't do anything but I was able to dispute the transaction through my credit card company (I think it was Amex). It had also been over 90 days or 6 months. But the rep was somehow able to put it thru and shortly thereafter, there was a refund from Boomstreet. In hindsight, I'm not sure if it was the cc company that reversed the charge or if it was Boomstreet but whatever, I got my money back. The second voucher, which was for far less ($49) is still outstanding. I have the voucher, I did buy it but unfortunately, cannot find the cc used or I'd have called already. It has now been a couple of years so it's moot and it was only $49, but it still nags at me.

Buyer Beware! I had a voucher through the former company Crowdcut, now Boomstreet. The voucher was still present on my account through Boomstreet when I scheduled my massage, but now has "magically" disappeared. I contacted customer service and am told they did not acquire any of the transaction information from Crowdcut, funny how all of my other vouchers that have been used are still listed on my account. I am out the money that I paid for the voucher and they are "sorry that there is not more they can do."

I ordered a pair of earrings (studs and jackets) and only the studs were shipped. I immediately notified them and was told to send a photo. Due to camera issues, couldn't do it right away. Was told that" the fine print stipulates that all claims have to be submitted within 14 days or there is nothing they can do". They would not send me the earring jackets, but were willing to give me a 10% discount on a future purchase! Seriously? DO NOT SHOP HERE! No sense of what customer service means!

NCrowd gave me a credit for an article that I ordered and paid for and they could not supply. I was happy with the service until I went to use my credit and nCrowd was no longer in business. This was the second time they changed their company name and then went out of business (was previously Dealfind). I guess this a way for them to make extra money. Very disappointed in them. I gave them one star only because I couldn't submit this review with no stars.

My story is the same as the majority of the reviews. I purchased a restaurant voucher and learned within one month that the restaurant was no longer in business. I was quickly given a credit from nCrowd, but when I went to use the credit, nCrowd was out of business and BoomStreet "acquired the names and database from nCrowd." BoomStreet refused to refund the money I lost. In the meantime, I found out that BoomStreet is selling vouchers to Ranch Bowl in Kansas. I called the local owner and he does NOT have a contract with BoomStreet and would NOT honor vouchers purchased from BoomStreet. These companies are TOTAL SCAMS! Do NOT honor their dishonesty!

We are merchant that is owed roughly $10,000 in payments since Jan 2014. They continued to sell our products for as long as they could without ever paying us, so we are forced to turn down customers. We know at least 5 other merchants with similar situations and even more money owed to them. They are just trying to buy time by changing name from nCrowd to Boomsteet. Half of the products on the site are merchants they dont even work with anymore.

I placed an order on13th october for 2 tablets as christmas presents for my young children, a week or so later i stated to see bad reviews so emailed them stating my corncern and yet they said i would recieve the tablets by the 13th nove which was the stated time frame, well nove 13th came and went and nothing, so after many unanswered emailz and facebook messages. I know find out that they are going into liquidastion.
Therfore im now £130 out of pocket and my children have no christmas present as a parent on a low income from my part time job i can not afford to replace them, hoping my bank can help me get some money back