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SCAMMERS. USED MY CARD TO ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE ALL KINDS OF THINGS! CROOKS!!!! TOO BAD FOR THEM I HAVE FRAUD ALERT ON MY CARD!THEY DIDNT GET ANYTHING. SCAMMERS I WISH EVIL KARMA FOR YOU AND YOURS

Hijack other companies portals posing as a refund site, use your details to charge you and sign you up for a subscription without consent. Have reported to UK counter fraud authorities as a scam. Do not engage in any way with their redirect phishing.

This is a scam company. I didn't "subscribe" to any of this company's so called services. I was charged a fee from a bank account that somehow was stolen by this company. They should be put out of business.

Terrible service lure u in with potential refunds then take a charge of £17 straight away without any sign of refunds

Disgusting POS website. Charged me $25 monthly mind u I never even had an account with them. Careful when u use stockX or any perfume site because these scammers WILL get you. Just disgusting, ew.

1 star. After I completed a StockX purchase, I saw a $20 shipping rebate offer that looked connected to the checkout. I entered my card information and later realized I had been enrolled in a membership. A $25 pending authorization then appeared on my debit card. I canceled the membership immediately. I found the enrollment and billing presentation very unclear and misleading.

Attempted unauthorized charge I never gave them my card details

An attempted charge from :

FreeShipments/ShipmentsFree appeared on my credit card. I had never knowingly registered for this service, agreed to a paid membership, or entered my card details on either FreeShipments.com or ShipmentsFree.com.

I became aware of this business only because of the attempted transaction. When I investigated, I found that its contact and cancellation information appears on FreeShipments.com, while account and withdrawal pages are hosted on ShipmentsFree.com. The use of two almost identical domain names makes the situation even more confusing.

My main question is simple: how did this company obtain access to my payment credentials?

If the company claims that I enrolled through a retailer, post-purchase rebate, affiliate, or third-party checkout, it should provide proper evidence, including:

1. The website through which I allegedly enrolled
2. The date and time of enrollment
3. The exact offer and payment terms displayed
4. Evidence that I expressly consented to a paid membership
5. The payment authorization and version of the terms allegedly accepted

A general statement that I “signed up” will not be sufficient.

I did not authorize this attempted charge and received no service from this company. I am requesting the immediate cancellation of any account created in my name, deletion of my personal and payment information, written confirmation that no further charge will be attempted, and a complete explanation of how my card information was obtained.

Their excellent Trustpilot rating does not reflect my experience. Until the company provides documentary evidence of genuine consent, I strongly advise others to be extremely cautious and to check their card statements carefully, particularly after clicking any “free shipping” or rebate offer following an online purchase.

This is a fraud company they took a 25$ from me after placing an order from Asda! I have been chasing since the 7th of September till now they keep copy paste the same answer to check with the bank and the bank said it is a full transaction from their side.

Just took my money right out of my account even tho I never paid for anything. I don't think I even made an account with this god awful company so idk why they took 27 dollars out of my account. I'm hopping talking to customer service helps me get my money back

UNE ARNAQUE. J’ai été redirigé contre mon gré vers ce site alors que j’essayais de passer une commande auprès d’une autre entreprise et les informations de ma carte ont été saisies sans mon autorisation. J’ai immédiatement annulé l’abonnement quand je m’en suis rendu compte, mais ils avaient déjà retiré 27 $ de mon compte 1 fois et la deuxième, j'ai arrêté la transaction.

This company tricked me. I know this doesn’t make me seem intelligent, but that’s fine. I’m being honest. Which is more than I can say for company. The service may actually be provided and worthwhile if you intended to sign up for it and use it. But I thought I was getting a cash back rebate from one company, and instead was charged a fee by this company. I never intended to sign up for this. It has been extremely hard to cancel. I never wanted this. I do not want this. I’ve cancelled and blocked them to no effect. I’ve now cancelled that card completely. Hopefully I am finally done with this.

This business uses highly deceptive practices and operates like a scam. Their offers are sneakily integrated into other websites right when you are trying to check out. A pop-up will suddenly appear promising something like '$25 off your shipment,' which is designed to deliberately trick you into clicking it. You think you are just getting a straightforward shipping discount on your current order, but it is actually a deceiving tactic to trap you into a hidden $25 a month subscription that you never wanted or agreed to. Do not fall for this trick."

I encountered ShipmentsFree.com through a “FreeDelivery / $20 cashback” prompt that appeared on the order confirmation page of World of Books. The prompt looked like part of the normal checkout process, and I did not knowingly sign up for any subscription.

Shortly afterwards, my credit card showed an attempted unauthorised charge, which I immediately disputed with my bank. This was extremely concerning, especially because the service does not disclose any physical business address, company details, or proper contact information. It operates only through an online dashboard, and the lack of transparency raises serious red flags.

Although Trustpilot does not allow photo uploads for this category, I have screenshots showing how the “$20 cashback” prompt appears during checkout (from a later purchase where the same prompt appeared), and another screenshot from the ShipmentsFree membership dashboard where my credit card details were already stored, even though I never knowingly subscribed. These clearly demonstrate how the service captures card information and attempts to initiate billing.

Because of the seriousness of the attempted unauthorised charge, I contacted both Consumer Affairs Victoria and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to report the issue. Both agencies acknowledged my report and provided general guidance, advising caution with services that use this type of subscription prompt and billing behaviour.

The way this service is presented, embedded inside another retailer’s checkout flow, is misleading, and the attempted charge was unacceptable. Consumers should be aware that this is not a genuine “free delivery” or cashback offer, but a subscription designed to obtain credit card details and initiate billing.

When you sign up for a "free trial", they authorize your card for the full cost of subscription, and only release the hold after the "free trial" has ended. (I cancelled my subscription immediately) This is super annoying. Don't give them your payment details.

SCAM. Was unwillingly redirected to this website whilst attempting to place an order with another business and input my card details thinking it was for the other website. Immediately cancelled subscription when I realised but they had already taken $25 out of my account. Have emailed and messaged on website - both of which they said they would respond to in 24 hours but I have been totally ignored.

ShipmentsFree started just fine. The rebates were fulfilled, I don't have a problem cashing small checks. They made the rebate submission process pretty easy.

All of a sudden, about two months ago, they started denying every rebate I submit, including similar ones I had submitted monthly. Not only do they not provide any reasoning at denial, but they wouldn't respond to my emails, to either their support or rebates email addresses. I've sent about six emails over the last several weeks, with no response.

Their phone number leads to effectively a messaging service, because they don't "have access" to any specific account information. If you call in, they will simply tell you to email your question in, or promise that someone will respond in 24-48 hours, which has passed several times. I've been promised this more than once.

So if you're ordering k pop stuff and wondering if this is worth it, it no longer is. The whole company might be just one guy answering the phone and avoiding you after charging you monthly.

Edit: They put the same "Our support is available 24/7" reply on this review and I am telling you they have not responded to me (using those exact channels) in six weeks. So don't believe that.

SIGNED UP FOR A 5 DAY FREE TRIAL TO CLAIM THE $15 CASH BACK THEY WERE OFFERING AND THEY TOOK $25 OUT OF MY ACCOUNT AND I HAVE PROOF OF IT ALL.

I never willing joined or subscribed to this site, yet they took $25 out of my account. I spoke with their customer service many times to cancel it and they didn’t cancel it or refund . I stopped my card to stop the monthly payment.

they are con artists. stated it was $0 then took $25 out of my account don’t try it

I dont understand how people can complain on such an amazing company...
1) It charges $25 monthly
2)You get back $30 in rideshares a month
3) $100 shipping refund, just send reciept of item purchased
4) $40 off from phonebill
5) $20 for gas fuel
Yes, it cost $25, It takes a little time to submit the reciepts, but come on I didnt found an other site that actually sends you so much checks.