Shreya Soni
GBThis company is a scam This company is a scam. On their website my gift card says it has $50. The spa websites do not recognize it. I called Spa Finder on the website, they routed me to second Spa Finder redemption number to call, who routed me to a third which was a robot and was not able to recognize the card. The worst gift experience, and the opposite of relaxing for the gift recipient. Do not waste your money on this. A class action lawsuit should be filed against this company for scamming American consumers.
Susan Dukow
GBUPDATE... As I continue to receive boiler-plate… UPDATE: Frustrating beyond imagination, persistence seems to have paid off and Spa Finder will refund the $50 that was not honored on their card. All I can say to anyone else, don't give up when something goes wrong. Don't become a victim. Be a warrior of the right thing. As I continue to receive boiler-plate messages from SpaFinder via Trust Pilot with no real contact with them (they make it impossible), I will continue to write here how inaffective their customer service really is. My original complaint was filed on 12/30/23 after experience with Nail Garden in Encino on 12/29/23… who has also not responded. Nice rip-off on both of their parts on top of being rude by ignoring me.
STUART BARRETT
GBTotal waste of Money Dont touch this company. Total waste of Money. Given as a gift. The Spafinder web site is useless when looking where to use the card. Phoning customer service is also a waste of time. They don't answer. Reading other similar reviews I would say this is a scam. .
Kenny Kaufman
GBSpaFinder are thief’s People, listen carefully Spa-Finder has become shady.. no spa can redeem So all spas will eventually NOT take the cards So far half the spas they listed.. DONT TAKE ANYMORE!
Yvonne Williams
GBSpafinder:- questionable ethics! I have a Spafinder paper voucher that my daughter gave to me as a gift and I am trying to locate where I can use it in the uk. It seems it is useless and my daughter has wasted her money. Please advise why a voucher that promises massage, facials, yoga and more and has no expiry date written on it is useless to me. Why are these being allowed to be purchased in good faith by the general public and yet not delivering on the service its promising.