Recently when arbitrating with Angie's List and a horrendous contractor that they advertised on their site as a 'special', we learned that $1000 of the money went directly into Angie's List's coffers. In other words, the vendors advertised on Angie's List are giving kickbacks to Angie's List in ...
Angie's List is not at all what they advertise to be. They expect consumers to pay up to $165.00 to write a review about a business or service that can use their site for free to advertise their business. They claim that they are "legitimate" because they can verify the information a ...
I signed up for "single use, one month only" membership on Angie's List. It was advertised at about $5 per month with an option for a single month use. On paying and agreeing with their terms however, PayPal wanted to bill me $11.95. I was desperate with hot water leaking everywhere and ...
I found Angie's List to be almost useless in a number of searches I tried. I found much better and complete information searching local searches. I live in a large metro area that has numerous zip codes. When I tried to expand my search, it would not do it without paying for additional areas. Give ...
I have a company that got a great review on Angies List. They call me and signed me up for advertising on Angies List for $54 a month. Then I heard on TV that "companies can't pay to be on Angies List" so I called and emailed to cancel my advertising. They keep charging my card. I have ...
Angie's List uses a deceptive business practice, in my opinion. To subscribe you must first pay. It is only after you have paid that you proceed to a screen where you must agree to Terms and Conditions. Included in the terms and conditions is an automatic renewal until the service is cancelled. If ...