I've dealt with these crooks since signing up for something else nearly 5 months ago and clicking on one of their offers for a free restaurant card. I've followed all of their required procedures to a tee, culminating with submitting my "authenticated confirmation certificate" to them ...
After dealing with this online marketing company, I am convinced that they are as shady as can be. Their entire premise for making money is obviously based on the strategy that by making it EXTREMELY DIFFICULT, TIME-CONSUMING, and FRUSTRATING for the consumer to get the free gift card, most will ...
Yourgiftcards.com promised me a $50 Home Depot gift card 6-8 weeks after my first purchase with an American Express Blue Cash card if I applied for the Amex card through a link on the yourgiftcards.com site. I applied, got the card, and 11 weeks after my first purchase, I haven't seen a gift card, ...
I became a member of Columbia House DVD Club AND of Doubleday Book Club because of a pop-up ad from YourGiftCards.com for $50. For a Red Lobster dinner. I have been trying and trying to reach them (YourGiftCards.com), but I can't even find an email address to use to correspond with them. I never ...
I never received the promised $50 Best Buy Gift Card, despite several emails from Member Services (Jess) at YourGiftCards.com. I have reported them to the BBB, attorney generals office and to American Express. Do not fall for these free gift card promises. ...
After creating an account with yourgiftcards I completed one of their offers. However, I recieved no notification that they even knew a created an account, let alone fufilled their offer! Their email staff is completely unresponsive (they never ever emailed back) and no businesses associated with ...