06-09-2008, 05:23 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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I would tend to agree with you on this, because I hate it when people don't take responsibility for their own mistakes...except for the fact that I went back thru my emails for the month since I ordered from Proflowers and there was NOTHING from easy saver, not to mention the fact that when I went to their website, it wouldn't let me log in, asking only for my email address and zip code. So how could I possibly be expected to use this??? It would be different if I had actually gotten something from them in return for my money.
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Originally Posted by myer0181
I ordered from proflowers yesterday and the $15 dollar off coupon came up. If you READ directly above where you enter your info, it says in CAPS:
"JUST ENTER YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE AS YOUR ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE AND CLICK YES BELOW TO ACTIVATE YOUR EASYSAVER REWARDSSM MEMBERSHIP AS DESCRIBED IN OFFER DETAILS"
That should be your first clue. Then ask yourself "what am I signing up for to get this coupon?" It says in fine print on the side of the page that you will be charged 1.95 for the first month and if you don't cancel before the end of the month, you will be charged 14.95/mo. thereafter.
I actually did sign up for this service to get $15 off and will cancel before the next charge is made while keeping my coupon. It will be nice cause my Mom's Birthday is in a few weeks.
You should always keep in mind that when you a getting a great deal online, there is always a catch and you should actively be searching for the catch before you do anything.
To those who are upset, I guess you learned this lesson the hard way.
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