My story is like all the others. I clicked on the ad back on September 15. I fulfilled my offer requirement (I purchased an Entertainment discount book for $30). I waited and waited for the offer status to change; only after repeated emails did I get my certificate. After printing out, signing, and ...
AnyFreeGift.com is another name for NetBlue, Inc. This company is also doing business as YourFreeDVDs.com, YF Direct, Inc., CreditGift.com, YourGiftCards.com, OfferCash.com, everyfreegift.com, Market Survey Group, Offer Gift Center, IOG, and Internet Opinion Group. Additional Phone Numbers are: ...
Had same situation as the rest of you. Tryed for the Razor Phone. Did not work out. Decided to do research on my own. Found that Parent Company name is "YF Direct Inc." Company also owns "Freegiftcards" with same scam. Found a customer service number on that site: (512) 652-9015 ...
I received the Razor Phone popup while checking out a legit electronics vendor's site. Sounded like a "too good to be true" offer so I checked it out on the usacomplaints.com site. Good thing I didn't give them any personal data! Googled YFDirect and came up with the resume of probably ...
Yes, Perhaps it was a little stupid, thinking I was going to get a game just for completing some offers, but in a weak moment I caved. Three weeks later... NOTHING. No answer to e-mails. The password retreival didn't even work either. I must have done it ten or twenty times. I only wish I would ...
Called to find out status of gift, was told i was eligible because i filled requirements. I was then given a set of instructions to get some type of certificate or receipt to verify requirements were met from my computer. If information they needed was confirmed back to me already by this person ...