Proflowers.com is a scam! I ordered some chocolates for my mother for mothers day. A calendar popped up and asked me to choose date of delivery. It specifically stated that I would only be charged 9.99 for early delivery. I am a broke college student so I chose to go the cheap rout (my mom ...
I purchased flowers online from ProFlowers and a few months later I realized that my debit card was getting scammed $14.95 a month! EasySavers which is the affiliate of ProFlowers was charging it without my knowledge. Here is the email that I received from ProFlowers: Thank you for contacting ...
Proflowers signs you up for something called "Easy Saver Rewards" without your knowledge. They then start charging your card $14.95/mo. This company is an obvious scam and needs to be stopped. I suggest everyone this happened to contact the many popular radio talk show host that advertise ...
I have a student account which does not have much in it, and after Proflowers charged me for no reason. It put my bank account into the negative, consequently causing my account to be hit with overdraft fees. ...
I'm cheated! Television advertisement guarantees a discount, nevertheless when I purchase the blossoms, I see no discount. I actually do observe these additional costs that doubled my bill. Guaranteed Delivery=$9.99, Handling= $1.99, Regular shipping $12.99. I believed about $30 but finished with ...
ProFlowers used to be a decent company, but their trickery is really getting out of hand. We had chosen a simple $30 flower arrangement (don't scoff - how much are you inclined to spend on your Mother-in-law for Valentine's Day?), and were presented with a calendar of delivery options. The date we ...