Rockwell
Kirkland,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, April 20, 2006
How nice.. Webloyalty is trying to persuade their "customers" that they are not being ripped off by insulting them. In fact, people do give consent for this company to give them access to their bank account. They offer a promotion (usually a free movie ticket etc...) that appears as a popup ad after a real service has been purchased. By filling out the form you are consenting that they use the information you gave to the REAL company. It is in the fine print, but the "service" is not mentioned anywhere else. Sleezy. The main question is, has anyone actually USED the coupons? These people are sick. I would have expected a con game like this to come from overseas. If you are in Connecticut, you should let this "company" know how you truly feel.
Jeff
Fairfield,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, April 19, 2006
You should go back to school yourself pal. You don't know how to spell either. Reservation Rewards is NOT a rip off. It's the fault of people like you that don't have enough common sense to read the fine print when making purchases on the internet. In order to sign up for the service, when you click on a coupon or rebate offer, you're asked to enter your email address twice and click a button to confim membership. When you do that, you are giving permission to use your billing information from you internet purchase at the clien't website. I used to have to deal with stupid people like you all day long, and find it amusing that most people don't READ THE FINE PRINT.
Ric
Los Angeles,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, April 03, 2006
Reservation Rewards are total crooks and you are a moron. Try learning how to spell. Oh how nice. An employee. It makes me want to throw up when I see fools like yourself backing up companys that are obviously bending all of the rules in a pathetic effort to steal peoples money. What really bugs me is that they are getting away with it and folks are unknowingly falling victim. Go to school and stop being part of the problem. Good companys don't have to resort to crummy tricks to get peoples business. WAKE UP!
Tina
Westport,#5UPDATE Employee
Thu, March 30, 2006
Sorry for any In conven. are company caused you people. I here so many false things about WLI Reservation rew, Shopper Discount, Travel Value, etc But will not go out of business because if we were Rip Offs which we are not because #1 you guys are not reading the information you guys just feel free oh we will get money back No it clearly States there will be a low Monthly charge of what ever the charge is #2 we would not have are number on your bank statment #3 If you guys just kept it real and said you just signed in for the free coupon off your purhases Like most of are members do then we issue money back. #4 What company gives members there money back US so please people Keep it real.... signed Employee that been with this Company for 5 years