I forgot to cancel my auto renewal, I explained that to the agent they absolutely refused to refund me even if I won’t be using the service. Blue Mountain is a horrible company I won’t ever sign u... See more
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I had autorenew turned off. On May15th of this year a yearly payment renewal was processed which I did not authorize. I contacted an agent and they absolutely refused to refund my money. Dont sign... See more
Blue Mountain is deceptive. They tell you that your subscription is expired when it is NOT supposed to automatically renew. After sending a email stating this, they still renew it. When you contac... See more
Very deceptive billing policies. One errant click and you will void your so-called "trial" period and your credit card will be charged with no recourse to get a refund. I will never use this site a... See more
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Blue Mountain offers free ecards and print greeting cards for birthdays and other holidays and occasions. Choose from animated cards, musical ecards, printables and more.
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One star is too many
One star is too many! Horrible customer service. They took more money from my account than the loan agreement. I have fighting with them for a refund for two months no response or refund.
Do not use this company they are not legitimate! I have proceed with legal actions.
12/27/2024
12/27/2024. I reapplied for a new loan with this company and my last payment on old loan was taking out today for 70.00 dollars. I spent 45 minutes on the phone with them verifying info stuff and waited for 15 minutes for them to tell me I have to wait on a 70 dollar payment to clear. Which was the last payment on that loan. I would not recommend this company at all. They made money off of me. So now I have to wait 3-5 days for this last payment to clear.. I have never missed a payment at all.. this is Ridiculous.
Don't borrow from these people
Don't borrow from these people. They are a ripoff.!!! I only borrowed $500. The payment plan was every two weeks 99.68 through July 25. I made two payments at that amount and was ready to pay them off. The payoff was 551.59 plus the $200 I already paid. Highway robbery. Never again.. 😡😡
Most horrible night in a hotel ever!
The most horrible night in a hotel ever!
I paid for 2 nights at the Gardner’s Inn in Blackheath on a night of sub zero temperatures. Heating was totally inadequate and non existent at night. It is actually turned off at night! See photo of small vent in very high ceiling. There was absolutely no way I could contact anyone in the hotel- no after hour or emergency contact number. I hobbled down the stairs with shocking arthritis and sciatica as a result and left a message on hotel phone to alert staff this morning at 8 am. The manager this evening showed no understanding and no customer service skills whatever. The matter will go to Fair Trading. To top off the experience the tv didn’t work and the bed was hard as rocks.
What an awful compnay
What an awful compnay. Don't use it. They get people to subscribe and then make it difficult for them to leave. Customer service is awful. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID !
Blue Mountain Forces Customers to Have Auto-Renewal: Unwise Business Practice
Blue Mountain is a fine company with respect to their cards and card selection, offering both E-Card and traditional card options. Unfortunately, their poor business practice of requiring customers to be in an auto-renewal program, rather than making auto-renewal optional, negatively impacts their reputation, and results in the loss of many potential customers, such as myself. I was a member for awhile but when I found out that I could not remove auto-renewal from the account, I cancelled. Top tier, highly reputable companies always allow an opt out of auto-renewal. It is unfortunate that a company with such an excellent reputation for their cards and greetings, resorts to such an unwise business practice. Additionally, top tier companies allow for pro-rated refunds with 30 or 60 day notice. Blue Mountain does not offer prorated refunds. According to their website, any cancellation takes effect at the end of the current term. If Blue Mountain wants to improve their market share, improve their reputation (rated only 1.3 out of 5 on this Trustpilot website), and improve their customer service, they will hopefully consider allowing an opt out of autorenewal. The way to do this is to default to autorenewal upon signing up (as some customers are fine with this), but then to allow the customer to manually remove the auto-renewal at their discretion. As a former customer, and former quality VP in another industry, I do hope they will consider the recommendations offered here.
Learn to defeat them at their own game.
Learn to defeat them at their own game.
I took out a $600 dollar loan. I made my first payment of $68 dollars. After that I called chase bank and had them blocked. 😂 So I profited $532 💰💰🙌🙌🙌
Blue Mountain is a scam
Blue Mountain is a scam. I didn't even know that I had stored my credit card on their Website. Then, when I thought I was sending FREE eCards, I was charged $31.79. I immediately called and was advised that they would not refund the money since I had "ordered" cards even though I thought they were free. BEWARE! This is a scam.
Doesn't offer free cards.
Tried to pay off my loan
Tried to pay off my loan. Can't pay off the .95. Won't allow a decimal. Won't even let you pay off extra
Scam!
I cancelled my membership on 9th April 2924. This was acknowledged and that my membership would run out on 24th April. I decided to send a few cards and could not. On 25th April they took $29 from PayPal pre-approved. My fault for not cancelling this at the same time. I asked for a refund only to be told membership is not refundable and discovered my membership has been automatically renewed. Even though I cancelled the service in writing 3 weeks before it was due.
This is a scam.
This isn’t a good lender
This isn’t a good lender, they are very fraudulent when it comes to handling loans. You open a 500 dollar loan and end up paying thousands. Do not trust these lenders.
SCAMMERS be aware they will tell you…
SCAMMERS be aware they will tell you your loan processed and is in the bank account shown. When you say no its not they then want you to send a screenshot of your bank info to them again. 3rd call to them to discuss they hang up on you especially if ask them for any proof the loan was sent.
BEWARE
BEWARE! This "business" will not stop billing you! You can go online to their website and select "Cancel My Membership" and nothing changes! Next month? Same bill arrives. This is my direct personal experience. NEVER USE BLUE MOUNTAIN. I have exactly the same experience as everybody below. Avoid at all cost
One can never "personalize" their E-cards…
One can never "personalize" their chosen e-cards unless their names are "Amanda", "Jameson", "Jake", "Adam", and the like. There should be an option to add specific names into the field when their list of names does not apply. Additionally, their "free" account is a joke! There's nothing "free" about their website. You can't do anything until you provide your credit card information and pay their yearly fee of close to $50.00... There was also an incident when I was unable to send any cards for 3 or 4 months from their website, due to their website having a glitch that would pop up with an error stating that the website was down, due to a technical issue they were dealing with. This kept happening each time after I had already prepared to send several e-cards via e-mail. Yet, this website did not offer to reimburse me for any of the money I paid at the very beginning when I created the account. I would give this website ZERO stars if I could...
What is essentially a good idea with…
What is essentially a good idea with imaginative videos is ruined by an IT department which does seemingly no testing or tracing the customer journey. Many of their videos just hang the app. Absolutely terrible. Should be ashamed of themselves.
THEY ARE SCAMMERS!
THEY ARE SCAMMERS!
I signed up for a 2 year subscription. Three times, I sent family members cards and they either did not arrive at all or (yesterday) did not reach my wife for Valentine' until 1 day late on FEB 15. Not a good look.
And the worst part is they refused to give me even a pro-rata refund despite their product being defective.
Totally unbelievable!
Be very careful!! They keep deducting costs from your bank account for literally years until you realise with horror!!!!
They somehow keep deducting annual fee from a card that has expired years ago. They must be doing dodgy stuff behind the scenes to access your account. I got into 'my account' to see how they were doing it and there aren't even card details listed to even update or remove - it was blank! So not sure how they are doing it. Unfortunately I have not been aware and they have probably being doing for absolute years! Very dodgy avoid at all costs!!!
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