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Freeshipping.com Reports & Reviews (8)

- Greenville, SC, USA • Apr 10, 2025
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I made an online retail purchase on 3/30/2025. After completing the purchase I was prompted to add my information to freeshipping.com. It appeared to be for the shipping of my items so I completed the information as usual and then thought nothing more of it until I reviewed my credit card statement today. I was charged $2.00 on 3/30/2025 and received no email explanation for the fee. I was then charged $19.00 on 4/6/2025 for a continuing subscription for Freeshipping.com which I do not have an email receipt for this either. I never agreed to sign up for a recurring subscription with this company. This appears predatory and they seem to have a business practice of piggybacking off of online retailers to lure consumers into sharing their private data and subsequently charging them for a service that was not authorized.

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- Cape Girardeau, MO, USA • Feb 11, 2025
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We were scammed by FreeShipping.com (100 Roscommon Dr. Suit 302 Middleton, CT, 1-800-869-5597 or 1-800-515-9185). Sometime in April we appeared to have had an Amazon return that automatically signed us up for it! We had no knowledge of this, no communication about us being signed up or anything about what service they were going to provide. We didn’t use the service but didn’t notice the $19.00 debit on our credit card bill until 10 months later. We recently contacted them to cancel it and they did it but only provided a four month refund! This is nothing but a scam! Again, we were enrolled in service without our knowledge and without any communications from the company on what services they had signed us up for!

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- Midlothian, VA, USA • Dec 17, 2024
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Freeshipping.com alleges that I signed up for their monthly subscription service at $19 per month for "free" shipping, which I did not. They said I clicked on a coupon while shopping for appliances or home goods, but could not tell me the retailer. They had my email address incorrect yet somehow had my husband's PayPal account and charged $2 and then $19. Neither of these charges were authorized. When confronted, they refunded my money. During they busy holiday shopping season, I suspect they frequently get away with this. Why would anyone pay for "free" shipping. None of it made any sense.

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After an online purchase, there was a link that said you are eligible for a rebate. After clicking through I realized it was a scam but it was too late l, they already charged my account and set up a membership that would charge me around $20 every single month. This was never approved and those key words like “set up”, “ membership”, “sign up” were never included. Now they refuse to refund my money.

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- San Francisco, CA, USA
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They kept charging my card for something I never authorized some shipping company and I had to cancel my card because of reaccuring fraudulent charges

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I received an email from a company I had ordered with online recently (carports.com),

I followed the email link to what I thought was their website and said there that, I was getting a refund on shipping and a 15% off on the next order.

It asked for your name (first and last), your address, your card number but without the p.i.n., and your email.

Then on the next page it says it's gonna charge you two dollars ($2.00) which I immediately exited.

Then they tried to charge my card because I got the decline notification for insufficient funds.

Then I received an email for cancelation. When I clicked on this, it asked for basically the same info (so they can cancel), then at the bottom it says they are charging a thirty seven ($37.00) dollar fee to cancel the two dollar charge.

A SCAM, TWO OF THEM, LINKED .

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- Milwaukee, WI, USA
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Freeshipping.com is engaged in phishing by sending along with NEWEGG invoices a type of scams advising customers they can get $10 back on their order. which is absolutely false, first thing they do is get your address out of you in lure of sending you a check for $10 back on your order, before any agreed upon terms are presented then you are redirected to give them your debit/credit information again with no agreed upon terms all under the cloak of being a NEWEGG third party,

Then finally you are given terms stating you won't be charged for a month of their services and you can cancel any time during the trial then in expections of getting that initial $10 lure you agree to their trial terms after they have fished both your name address & card information & worst of all after having been SCAMMED out of $2 and some very important information is their is no way to delete your information off the site or delete the account as a whole, blatant phishing

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Was charging my mother's bank account monthly but didn't sign up for. When called couldn't give much information but said would cancel and refund her money.

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