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GBThe website was very difficult to use The website was very difficult to use. 1) Received error on the message field. Something about characters in a language not excepted and possibly through a length error when I was well under the character limit. I determined that the field was not allowing carriage returns. 2) Did not get responses from the site saying the Gift Card was complete. Finally, after calling the Help Desk. Determined that every email from this site sent to the SPAM folder. Unacceptable.
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. .
Mark Rutherford
GBnever again will I purchase from this… never again will I purchase from this company horrible experience worst customer service fraudulent advertising....sends out a promo code for cyber Monday and when their system doesn't accept it... their customer service department refuses to honor it and holds up your refund for 10 days don't use them ...you've been warned wish I could give negative stars
Joseph Ellis
GBDo not buy these cards as gifts We were given a spa choice giftcard as a Christmas present. When trying to use our card online, it didn’t work. We contacted customer service who informed as the card wasn’t active and had to be activated at point of sale. This is a ridiculous process, and not how the majority of gift cards work. We’re now relying on the buyer of the card still having the receipt (fat chance) and having to go back to the shop they bought it from to activate! This gift card is probably one rung up the ladder from a straight up scam.
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.