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WomanFreebies Reviews Summary
The company's reputation is significantly marred by allegations of scams and misleading practices, with numerous customers reporting unsolicited messages claiming they have won substantial prizes, only to be asked for payment to claim these winnings. While some users have successfully received legitimate freebies, the overwhelming sentiment reflects a lack of trust due to the prevalence of fraudulent interactions. Customers express frustration over the company's failure to adequately address these issues and provide clear communication, leading to a perception of poor customer service and reliability. Overall, the brand faces significant challenges in establishing credibility and ensuring customer satisfaction.
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Won a million, new truck, and $4,000.00 a month for 3 years. I was to go to Walmart get a claimed receipt. I called walmart. They new nothing about it.
They don't deliver either you do a million surveys and get nothing you put in for free stuff never comes I have put in for tennis shoes size color did everything nothing so sick of it
Why are you still in business when you are nothing but a scam artist business?
I got called by messenger from a Mrs. Bentley, production manager, said I won 500,000, dollars, car, shoes, cookware and a laptop. Send 199.00 to someone in GA. I'm glad I had my son Google it.
They wanted me to go to a Walmart to a MoneyGram Center and send them $300 to claim my prize of 1 million dollars and a BMW, the color of my choice. I almost fell for it today, Sunday, August 23,2015. Then the person that contacted me said to send it to Ceresa Page who did not have an ID. Then "Marilynn Jones" told me to send the money to "Cindy Ring" who also did not have an ID. So I am like, I don't know who to believe. Believe me... It's all a SCAM, SCAM, SCAM!
They messaged me saying I won a million $ a Ford Focus and a mixer or something like that, I was starting to get excited so I had my daughter look them up and we seen all these comments, I told her that, she even asked me what color of balloons I liked, the most they got out of me is my address and phone number, now I wish I hadn't given them that, I guess I didn't give them enough time to ask me for money, im upset, for a few moments I was hoping it was true
I have responded to numerous post on Facebook for supposed free samples of sneakers only to be diverted to numerous survey questions. I believe if you say you are giving away sneakers to women born during a certain time frame you should give them out until they are gone. I qualified four different times, submitted my shoe size and year of birth and have yet to receive anything. I believe this is an extremely poor way to do business. My email address is *******@comcast.net If any of your representatives care to respond.
There is a lady named jadine Walters contacted me yesterday. I suppose to won Nike shoes, john Deere tractor, a car, and $250,000... hell it would be nice just to receive the Nike shoes. And to beat it all. She had the nerve to keep saying god works in mysterious ways... DONT EVER USE THE LORDS NAME IN VEIN... stupid people!
Okay just to let you know The only reason why you have been contacted just now, is to have you properly notified that out 23,000 entries in the Woman Freebies Giveaway you were randomly selected using our Facebook system as a lucky winner in the 1st category, and therefore attracted as a cash award payout of $1 million dollars and 2015 Volvo cross vehicle over color of your choice and we all would like to say congratulations!
I was just contacted via facebook message from Victoria Gilmore that I won the mixer, buick, $500K, hawaii trip also. They got a bit rude when I would not provide my name, address, email etc. I told them I wouldn't send as I was very leery. So glad I googled Women's Freebies and saw all of these other reviews! I can't thank you all enough!
I actually went and took a gamble on this. But got no where with them. They are rude and biligerent. Don't fall for their trap.
Disappointed, young lady named Victoria Gilmore At-freebies added me as a friend told me I was a grand prize winner. I won kitchen aid, 2016 buick, and $500,000,. 00 cash.and a weekend away in Hawaii! Lol wanted my name address, telephone number and zip code. I asked her what happened with this information she said we will r place it in receivers farm? Wth! I ask her what does that mean? And never answered me! I knew if it was for real she would've kept trying to convince me. So I deleted her $#*!! Smh
I received a message, via Facebook, from Stephanie at womansfreebies.com informing me that I had "won" several prizes. I questioned the validity of this and this person became irate and nasty. Telling me to stop following the website, questioning the website's integrity, etc. I told her I was simply surprised and honestly somewhat skeptical as I have never won anything in my life. She then told me to send her $899.00 to "immunize and insure" my validity. I simply stopped communicating with her at that point. I "blocked" her and this site from my messenger and Facebook account. I also reported this to Facebook.
They pulled the same maneuver on me. I balked when they said I had to send money. It devolved into them cussing at me. Oh well. Maybe another day.
Scam! Scam! They said I won Nike shoes, a washer, a new ford Car and $500. 00. 00 dollars. That I had to file a I R S claim by sending $299.99 to a Western Union Center! I didn't know I RS went through the western union!
If you are offered their products, don't fall soft. The small print tells you if you try these products and DONT RETURN THEM after 2wks you are charged the full price-- so 6wks later I still like the products but with my bank balance almost £200 lighter -Beware This is actually TRY BEFORE YOU BUY -NOT FREEBIES --
I must admit I did like the product just not the price and the way they sell it
I was just contacted on Facebook messenger by a Linda James At freebies(official page) saying she was General Manager and that I won 500,000 & other prizes but I had to pay 250 dollars to get my prize. Another thing she said to keep all the convo confidential!...
This is so upsetting I'm still crying I was connected saying I won 1 million dollars a licht in aid mixer and a 2015 Ford Focus I'm so upsetthey asked me to get a reset at Walmart which I would have to pay money then I thought if I won something I shouldn't have to pay anything when I said I'm going to check with the police department first they stopped messaging me and I wasn't able to message them back this is so upsetting I knew it's to good to be true
I also, like many other people have been private messages on Facebook from this company. I really believed that it was real but they stopped after I said I was calling the police and reporting them. Then they started cursing me and all types of non sense. But the police won't do anything because I never gave them money. I don't like saying this but I hope they catch these people and throw them in jail. I'm sure a lot of us struggle and to scam us by saying that we won a large sum of money is jut cruel.
They contacted me that I won a new car, Rachel Ray cook ware and $100,000 butII needed to pay money up front as proof I could take care of taxs, registration and licencing. Then they needed more cash before they could deliver my prizes that I would get all the cash back when they arrived to deliver my prizes. When I asked for my original deposit back thier phone battery was dieing.
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