This is a waste of money This is a waste of money. Similar to other users my card could not be redeemed and ending up paying 300 dollars out of pocket. The website will list vendors that actually do not accept the card - so if you have one make sure to try and redeem it BEFORE your service or you will end up embarrassed at check out with an angry stylist and have to pull out your credit card. Also another word of warning - EVEN if the vendor says they accept the card ONLY certain stylists do so double/triple check. People also treat you like a second class citizen trying to save money if you mention the card.

Don’t buy these useless cards I was given spafinder gift cards (2 of them) but there is no place in my area that takes them. I call customer service and she looked online and gave me the same useless information and claimed that there was nothing she could do. I called to ask for help but received nothing (after waiting on hold for over 20 minutes for someone to answer) my advice, buy a gift card from an actual place. This is a scam.

Total 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. .

I would give zero stars if possible I would give zero stars if possible. It proved impossible to purchase a digital Spafinder gift card online as a Christmas gift. My credit cards were repeatedly declined, several of them instantaneously - which means the decline was NOT from the bank, but from Spafinder itself. I never received any "fraud alert" notices from the banks involved, either. So the idea that the charges were legitimately declined doesn't fly. Will never try to use this company again.

Spafinder:- 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.