AuraBloom
reviews and complaints

AuraBloom is a website many people see on different social media. They say you can be a VIP Crystal tester and get free crystals every month. But, many people look it up with words like "scam," "legit," and "reviews" because they're not sure if it's real. They worry because of how the site asks for subscriptions, does not post on social media anymore, and how hard it is to stop the subscription.

Yes, there are some warning signs with AuraBloom. They don't have a cover photo on their social media page, haven't posted anything since February 22nd, and there's been nothing new for about six months. Also, there's not much information about who made the company or their story, which makes people wonder if it's a serious and real business.

Customers have said they had money taken without permission, it was hard to stop the VIP crystal subscription every month, and they didn't get their money back. These complaints are on websites like complaintsboard.com and talked about in places like the r/scams subreddit on Reddit, showing that people are not happy with how AuraBloom helps its customers.

AuraBloom seems to have a subscription where you first get a free trial, and then it becomes a monthly subscription to their VIP Club. But, some customers say they didn't know about the subscription plan and had trouble when they tried to stop it, leading to charges they didn't expect.

Whether or not crystals can heal is something people believe differently about. AuraBloom and similar places might say crystals have healing powers, but not everyone agrees. It's important to be careful with such claims and learn more before believing.

People should look very carefully at AuraBloom's rules, especially about how subscriptions and stopping them work. It's a good idea to look for reviews and what other customers say to understand better if AuraBloom is trustworthy and if their products are good. Because of the issues with stopping subscriptions and not being very open, people should be very careful.

Some people talking online have worried that AuraBloom's offer of free crystals isn't completely true because you have to pay every month. The crystals, which are said to be free, actually come with a subscription where maybe the first time you only pay for shipping, but then you get charged every month after that.

What people say is different. Some feel that the crystals they get don't match up with how much they have to pay every month or what AuraBloom says they are worth. One person said they got a crystal that was worth a lot less than AuraBloom said, which means AuraBloom might be marking up their prices a lot.

Some people like the crystals just because they're nice to have and they enjoy collecting them, even with the subscription cost. But, there are doubts about how much AuraBloom says they're worth and if the subscription money is really fair for what you get, especially when you look at the usual market price.

People don't all agree on if crystals can actually make you feel better. Some think crystals can help you heal, while others see them just as things to decorate with. Believing if crystals can heal depends a lot on the person.

People thinking about joining should know that AuraBloom's crystal club works with a subscription where the "free" crystals actually come with shipping charges and maybe monthly fees too. It's very important to read all the details before joining and think about if the crystals are really worth the subscription money. From what other customers have said, it's good to be careful of what AuraBloom promises.