Did not receive notice of 2nd shipment… Did not receive notice of 2nd shipment and when I called was told I would be charged $520.00 for the food plus $425.00 cancellation fee, when asked to speak with mgr was not transferred. Food has too many carbs for me and did not help me lose any weight. Unable to opt out of emails I am now receiving from them.

WARNING WARNING! Everything they offer contains Bio-engineered food ingredients. The new word for GMO or Genetically Modified Organisms. While the FDA claims these are not harmful nor was the use of Round up that caused cancer. Nutrisystem should be sued on their name alone. "Nutri" might sound healthy but the products are far from healthy. GMO's have been linked to a variety of health problems including cancer.

Nice plan, rude Service Let me start by saying it works! I lost over 50 in about 6 months. The frozen food is better than dry. Have realistic expectations on food. Remember this is a diet! That being said they say satisfaction guaranteed, only the first month. After that no take backs. They are nice and helpful until you go to stop plan. I had planned to still order a few items alicart even after exceeding my goals. Not anymore, I’ll find alternative else where. They acted soooo rude. Understand your contract too. You can’t cancel for a while without penalty

Nutrasystem substitutes meals constantly Nutrasystem substitutes meals constantly. Today I received a shipment with 30 substitutions, all of which I would never order. I called to see what could be done and spoke with Katlyn, who explained that “it happens and if I don’t check the inventory I’m SOL.” Did you just tell me I’m SOL? She did agree to send replacements but not before getting her two cents in 3 or 4 times. Not very impressive or professional but good help is nearly impossible to find these days.

Read the fine print and don't trust them with your info Similar experience to the other reviews here. They try to charge you for canceling, then customer support tells you it's your fault for not reading the fine print. The food was about what you'd expect (not good), but atrocious online experience. I feel kind of bad for support reps because they're just regular people who represent terrible companies to make a living, but it was definitely a bad support experience as well. Telling the customer, "You should have read the fine print," is a lot like saying, "You should have known not to trust us." Lesson learned, Nutrisystem.