Watch out for hidden subscription traps that pop up after you click a discount offer on travel or ticket sites. Reservation Rewards often tacks a $12 monthly charge to your card without a clear opt‑in, then hides a cancel link behind a maze of menus. Check your statements regularly, dispute any unauthorized charge, and demand an immediate refund. When you spot the charge, call the listed 800 number, ask for a written cancellation confirmation, and request that the merchant remove your data from their database. Keep records of the call, note the date and rep’s name, and follow up with your bank if the refund stalls.
An unauthorized transaction was made from my account for a purchase on shutterfly.com
It's rediculious how many peoples they have scammed, me included, and they still have sponsorships with websites like fandango, thats messed up, i'm really pissed of
Following a purchase on ShopPBS.com, I was unknowingly drawn into a sneaky transaction with Reservation Rewards, which ShopPBS.com claims to have no affiliation with, and only discovered the true nature of the transaction when I saw the $12 charge on my debit card.
My experience with CheapTickets.com was resolved efficiently after I contacted their customer service to cancel my membership and request a refund for the past six months. The representative processed my request promptly, although not enthusiastically. It's essential to confirm the refund amount to avoid any discrepancies. The entire process took approximately four minutes and was relatively hassle-free.
I was billed $12 by this company on my debit card after clicking on a Pizza Hut offer, which I believe is a result of Pizza Hut sharing my information with Reservation Rewards.
My experience has been a nightmare, with unauthorized transactions debited from my account for three consecutive months, culminating in a staggering three charges of $12 in a single month, prompting me to reach out to them via email in a desperate bid to recover my losses.
Be aware, dont make no purchase on this website
I noticed a $12 charge on my credit card statement, didnt know what it was, so i looked it up, and it was a subscription to Reservation Rewards
Following a check of my account, I discovered that I had also fallen victim to a scam by this company, which is indeed tedious.
Following a call today, the representative was helpful in cancelling my membership and providing refunds for the current and previous months.
A recent review of my banking statement revealed that RewardReservations had been deducting a monthly fee of $10 for a year without my knowledge, despite my diligence in monitoring my accounts. This oversight occurred due to my use of auto bill pay.
Our experience with 800-732-7031 was appalling, and it's clear that FTD.com facilitated their deceit. I strongly advise against using FTD.com and instead recommend supporting local florists.
It appeard that RESERVATION REWARDS 8007327031 CT, has charged $12 to my citi credit card without my knowledg, and I have subsequenly contacted my bank to dispute the transcation, which seems absolutly rediculous.
Apparently, I was billed $12 every month by FTD, which I never autorized, and I'm pretty sure I didnt notice a checkbox for Reservation Rewards when I completed my transaction, thats why I didnt catch it till now - they've been charging me for 7 monthes, the customer service rep I spoke to said they'd refund everything in 3-5 dayz.
After contacting my credit card company, FIA Card Services, regarding a charge, they informed me that the issue had to be handled by Reservation Rewards, as it was listed under Temporary Authorizations. Fortunately, the entire process was automated and brief, resulting in a cancellation email with an authorization number. Although Reservation Rewards appears to be a legitimate business, they refused to disclose which online vendors provided them with my information. Notably, I had previously used US Search, a reverse lookup service, to investigate a telemarketer, and afterwards, they promoted their club, stating I could save money. It is essential to regularly review your credit card statements, as the phone number from Reservation Rewards can be used to cancel with minimal hassle.
Beware of the website's offer for savings, as it may be a tactic to obtain credit card information
By law, a refund is mandatory, so demand it from them immediately.
We noticed a $12 charge on our credit card for RESERVATION REWARDS, so we contacted them and requested a refund, which we recieved 4 days later, after they agrred
I've just realized I've been scammed through this number, with unauthorized monthly charges; contacting them revealed I had supposedly signed up through delivery.com.
Today, we notice a $12 charge on our bank account from Reward Reservations 8007327031 CT, which neither me or my husband recall making, so i investigat'd and found it's a scam, then i call'd them and speak'd to Myra who say's i purchas'd their service's through Dealhaven.
I noticed that $10/mo was being chared to my account starting in november of 2007, so i called the number to see whats going on, and the rep told me it was for a rewards thing from fandango, but i know i didnt use fandango since febuary of 2007, this place is totally a scam, the rep said he will credit me back the charges, we'll see if thats true.
I got charged $9.00 from Reservation Rewards, and i cald 800-732-7031, they said they would give me my money back in 3-5 bussiness days, but we are still waiting.
I finaly recieved the refund I was promisd.
I was charged $12 and contacted them to cancel the membership and request a refund, which they agreed to process within 3 to 5 days
reservationawards.com 800-732-7031 made a charge on my VISA Card, aparently i agreed to becom a member when i clicked on the 'get $10 free' link, definatly going to report them to the Federal Trade Comission
I noticed a 10.00 charge on my Discover Card from ReservationRewards.com 800-732-7031.
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Following a purchase from buy.com on December 07, I was offered $10 off my next purchase; after providing my email, I was surprised to see a charge from Reservation Rewards on January 15, 08, with no idea how they obtained my credit card information.
I'm experiancing the same issue, how can i get my money back from citibank, they have been taking money from my account for months
This number is linked to an online scam known as WLI Reservation Rewards, which compromises credit card information.