FreeShipping.com Reviews
About FreeShipping.com
FreeShipping.com is a website that gives its members the ability to get free shipping at over 1,500 websites, either through instant free shipping awards or mail in rebates awards.
With a FreeShipping.com membership, you can get your free shipping awards without any requirements for minimum spending. You also will get free shipping on any returns you need to make, as well as access to coupons.
FreeShipping.com has been online for more than ten years, and claims to be the leading subscription based shopping portal on the internet. Anyone who is interested in signing up for a membership may take part in a 30 day trial of their services.
All you have to do is create your account and register up to three credit cards with the FreeShipping.com site. Then when you wish to purchase something, simply start at FreeShipping.com and use their website index to find the site you would like to shop at.
As long as you make your purchases using one of your registered credit cards, all purchases will be protected under the benefits of your membership, including the Complete Price Protection.
The Complete Price Protection benefit says that qualified purchases are covered by a 90 day low price guarantee. If you find that item for less within 90 days of purchasing it, FreeShipping.com will pay you the difference.
If you decide that you don’t want to be a member of FreeShipping.com, you must cancel during the 30 day trial period to avoid charges. If you do want to maintain the membership, simply do nothing and you will automatically be charged the $12.97 monthly membership fee.
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4 ‘FreeShipping.com’ Reviews
Dear Freeshipping.com, I reasently found out there was $13.00 missing from my debit card and I want to know why they took this money from my card and if it is going to be replaced Thank You Benny Gurule.
I never signed up for freeshipping.com and as of today there is a $2.00 charge on my credit card.
I am filing a police report and I have canceled my credit card.
I would never sign up for or give freeshipping.com my personal information. What a scam.
I'm in the same boat, but due to the way we handle our personal bookkeeping ,the monthly charge was not noticed until 6 months had passed! This is a scam of the ninth degree and I'll never deal with these crooks or the retailer I bought a product from! Why would they even be involved with the likes of this!!
I suppose many have a problem with it because of the 12.97 monthly subscription fee. Well if people would read the print before they sign up then they would SEE that it says it would charge that amount a month but if you are not wanting to be a part of the club then CANCEL the membership before 30 days. I LOVE this company because they make it very easy for you to follow and understand. I like the fact that I can go on Amazon and spend something that might cost 10 dollars plus shipping and I end up getting sometimes 10 dollars back! Can't beat it! I do all my shopping online and business online anyway. I have even purchased some items for a couple of my friends and I got CASH BACK on the toTAL AND a rebate of 9.99 if you like to shop online a lot you have to be a part of the membership. If you like to buy and sell things oh my gosh this is for you. But don't take my word for it of course but this is an honest review from an active membership holder.
Worst customer service I have ever received! I will NEVER do anything with company again. Asked for a manager and got hung up on, called back in and the same rude rep I was dealing with answered and hung up on me again. I cant't believe someone with as little class as this rep had is still employed. If she was my employee (I'm a manager and have been in customer service myself for over 20 years) she would've been fired on the spot.
freeshipping.com is scam. I ask for cancellation. they did cancel my membership right a way so they can make $2.00.
I wish I was reading more before sign in.
