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Complaint Review: EveryFreeGift.com - Internet
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EveryFreeGift.com refused to honor promise Won $1,000 free gas Shell, Chevron Internet Internet
In January, I accessed "Edgaronline" to get SEC reports. The page I received showed a flashing window in the lower right corner that said I had won a free(with asterisk) gascard worth $1,000, good at all major gas stations. They even stated Shell & Chevron.
So I clicked on the ad, and it took me to EveryFreeGift.com, where they told me that I had not won the card until I fulfilled ONE of the THREE offers they presented to me. I figured that for $1,000 it would be worth it (I have never done this before, and I'm 60 years old!) so I chose "yourmusic.---".
The "yourmusic.---" website appears to be a legitimate deal, and a good one. I get one or more music CD's of my choice per month, for $5.99 each, shipping included. I'm happy with it. After two months, they notified EveryFreeGift.com that I had fulfilled the offer.
EveryFreeGift.com eventually changed the code on my account with them to "Approved". So I followed their procedure, and their message said they had sent me an email, which never arrived. I repeated this procedure several times over the next several days, also contacted them through their "Contact Us" button. No response.
On March 31, I finally gave up, and sent an email to Edgaronline reporting EveryFreeGift.com's ripoff, also filed a complaint on "Complaints.---".
On April 5, I received an email from MeLinda at "[email protected]", NOW she says I have to fulfill SIX offers!! (NOT previously mentioned). I emailed her back, saying I hoped she could live with herself knowing she was working for such a sleazy organisation.
Donald
Clinton, Mississippi
U.S.A.
So I clicked on the ad, and it took me to EveryFreeGift.com, where they told me that I had not won the card until I fulfilled ONE of the THREE offers they presented to me. I figured that for $1,000 it would be worth it (I have never done this before, and I'm 60 years old!) so I chose "yourmusic.---".
The "yourmusic.---" website appears to be a legitimate deal, and a good one. I get one or more music CD's of my choice per month, for $5.99 each, shipping included. I'm happy with it. After two months, they notified EveryFreeGift.com that I had fulfilled the offer.
EveryFreeGift.com eventually changed the code on my account with them to "Approved". So I followed their procedure, and their message said they had sent me an email, which never arrived. I repeated this procedure several times over the next several days, also contacted them through their "Contact Us" button. No response.
On March 31, I finally gave up, and sent an email to Edgaronline reporting EveryFreeGift.com's ripoff, also filed a complaint on "Complaints.---".
On April 5, I received an email from MeLinda at "[email protected]", NOW she says I have to fulfill SIX offers!! (NOT previously mentioned). I emailed her back, saying I hoped she could live with herself knowing she was working for such a sleazy organisation.
Donald
Clinton, Mississippi
U.S.A.
