Prepare yourself for a culinary letdown… Prepare yourself for a culinary letdown of epic proportions. Brace as disappointment marches in, draped in the guise of a meal. Oh, the plan you've invested in, a siren song promising satisfaction, yet lurking within its fine print, a cruel clause reveals itself: a staggering $125.00 ransom for your freedom. And the food? A symphony of mediocrity, conducted by processed ingredients devoid of soul, leaving your taste buds to wither in despair. Freshness? A distant memory, as each bite plunges you deeper into the abyss of flavorless despair.

Garbage company with even worse food Garbage company with even worse food. I should have read more reviews. Everything is EXTREMELY processed and full of bioengineered ingredients. Everything that causes cancer! Cancelled after my first month and they charged me $125 but its cheaper than another $450 for awful food. They scam you with the cancellation fee due to how many people cancel. Its unethical.

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

Nutrisystem used deceptive advertising… Nutrisystem used deceptive advertising to makwe you think your are getting a discount and they make it very difficult to cancel an order. You cannot do it online. You have to do by telephone and the rep continues to try to dissuade you from cancelling. And, to top it off there is a hidden $125 cancellation fee.

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.