Stickr
reviews and complaints

Ordered my first sticker from Stickr.co on January 29th, but unfortunately, it never arrived. After waiting for two weeks from the shipping date, I decided to call customer service to inquire about my order. The customer service team was quick to respond and set me up with a new sticker right away. I was surprised at how fast the new sticker arrived, and the customer service team was very helpful, efficient, and made sure that all of my problems were solved without any hiccups or hassles.

The new sticker arrived on March 1st, and I installed it right away. It was super simple to put on and caused very little hassle. Uploading the verification picture was also super simple and straightforward, and the Stickr team responded early the next day to let me know that I had been successfully verified. The sticker does not obstruct the view outside of my back windshield and does not cause any problems.

I've only had the sticker for a few days now, so I cannot attest to its durability, but it has survived 80 miles of Michigan winter weather so far. Due to the first sticker being lost in the mail, I was not able to participate for the month of February, and thus have not received any payment for the previous month or current month. However, I have enough blind faith in the company to believe that they will pay out like promised.

Overall, I am very satisfied with my experience with Stickr.co. The customer service team was quick and efficient, and the sticker was easy to install and does not cause any problems. I would definitely recommend Stickr.co to anyone looking to earn some extra cash by advertising on their car.

I was thinkin' about signin' up for Stickr.co, but after doin' some research, I changed my mind. First off, Stickr.co wants you to give them your personal information before they even give you any real information about their products and services. That's a big red flag for me. Secondly, the fine print and terms of service say that they can contact you with Stickr.co and affiliate advertisements because you gave them your phone and email. That's not cool. Next, they tell you that you might have to pay a deposit on the decals. You can choose an option that says you don't want to pay a deposit, but then you only get a small list of providers and none of them say how much they pay, except for "Cash + $25 or $50 Gift Card". That's not very helpful. And apparently, you have to pay a monthly membership fee of some sort. Almost all of the complaints on the BBB say that people didn't get paid what they were promised. That's not good. And Stickr.co doesn't even have a main menu on their website, or any contact information, or a chat. You have to select one of their minimal campaigns before you can even find any of that stuff. That's not very user-friendly. And to top it all off, the BBB says that Stickr.co is not accredited. That's a big red flag. If Stickr.co is such an easy way to make money, why can't they just tell you everything up front? It seems like they're trying to hide something. I wouldn't recommend Stickr.co to anyone.

OMG! Stickr.co is a total disaster! I can't believe I'm not the only one who's been scammed by these guys! I finally managed to get through to their phone number yesterday, but after giving them a piece of my mind, they hung up on me! And now, I'm stuck dealing with a bunch of people named "Erza," "Kassandra," "Dave Rommel," and "***@carzenda.com" who are just making things worse!

I signed up on August 19th, and they confirmed my picture and PayPal info back then. But now, they're saying that I won't get a prorated amount for August because I didn't submit a photo. And even though I submitted my photo on September 1st, they're saying that I'm not eligible for September's campaign because they didn't receive my picture! What a bunch of clowns!

It's like they just sign people up, take their $10, and then claim they never received their eligibility picture later on. And then they probably go to the casino and gamble our money away! I'm so angry, I can't even think straight! This is a total scam, and I'm not going to let them get away with it!

I don't want to hear any "lesson learned" BS! We need to take these worthless douchbags down! If there's not a class-action lawsuit in the works, then I don't know what is! We deserve our money back, and we should also get punitive damages for all the emotional and psychological distress they've caused us! I've been having heart palpitations, stomach pains, and uncontrollable rage for days now! If you're with me, let me know!

Scott H., Fresno, CA

I've been with stickr for about 2 years now and I have to say, it's not all it's cracked up to be. Stickr claims that drivers can make up to $2,300 a year in earnings plus gift cards, but that's not my experience. Even with double comp, I only make between $10-$15 a month. And let's not forget the $9.99/month membership fee. So, in reality, I'm only making between $1-$5 a month to have a decal on my rear window. Sure, I get $25 gift cards each month from my campaign, but it's a hassle to redeem them. You can only redeem one at a time and they have to be applied to an account before you use another one.

Now, let's talk about the decal itself. Stickr claims that it's totally transparent, but that's not true. The visibility is horrible. I even paid extra for a higher quality decal, but it didn't make much of a difference. And when it rains, water collects in the tiny holes and creates a huge blind spot in your rear window. It's scary stuff.

Removing the decal is also a pain. They break down over time and end up snapping off in tiny pieces that can take a couple of hours to remove. It's not worth the hassle.

The website drivers use is also terrible. The home page throws off a "this website is not secure" warning on my browser. The manage account area is annoying to navigate, and you can't even update your credit card on file on the website. You have to call and talk to someone to update your credit card. It's ridiculous.

Overall, if you want to bring home a couple of bucks to have a giant square on your window, go for it. But don't expect to make anywhere near the amount Stickr claims you can make. And be prepared for a lot of hassle and frustration.

This website called Stickr.co is a bit fishy if you ask me. It seems like some kind of scheme where they take money from everyone who signs up and pays the "membership fee" and then redistributes it every month. I made the mistake of paying an extra $30 one-time fee to receive payment every month as if I was 2 people, but the most I ever made in a month was only $14.70! They charge you $9.99 membership fee every month, but then they claim to refund it back to you with your monthly earnings.

When I contacted them to confirm this was correct, they said I was receiving double payment, but there was no way for me to confirm that because there weren't any financials available to me. And the month before, I only received $11.70. And remember, $9.99 of it is my member ship fee being reimbursed back to me. So, what they are essentially telling me is that everyone who is only receiving one payout in the ad network is only getting HALF of what I got? Really? And they are okay with that? I DON'T THINK SO!

To make matters worse, they try to say the value is in these ridiculous restaurant.com vouchers for $25 to restaurants nowhere in your area or that you never eat at. I live in a HUGE TOURIST BEACH COMMUNITY where eateries abound and even here there were only 5 restaurants on the list. So that was a joke too.

In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend wasting your time with Stickr.co. It's not worth the trouble of what the hoops you have to jump through every month and the money they take from you "just to refund you" plus a few bucks. There are other ways to earn ACTUAL MONEY!

I started my subscription with Stickr.co in February of 2022, and I have to say that I was pretty disappointed with my experience. I spent over $100 on registration and double revenue share, but I didn't feel like I got my money's worth.

When I signed up, they offered me "gift cards" and "cash," but it turned out that the gift cards were really just $125 gift certificates to restaurant.com in $25 portions. Unfortunately, there aren't any restaurants in my town that accept these certificates, so they were pretty much useless to me. I don't travel very often, so I couldn't really use them anywhere else either.

I tried reaching out to Stickr.co for help, but they didn't offer me any alternatives or compensation. It was pretty frustrating, especially since I live in a small city that doesn't generate a lot of commission for them.

To make matters worse, the cash compensation decreased from $1.75 to $.74, and I didn't even get a notice about it. I only found out when I checked the terms of agreement, which state that you need to cancel ten days before the membership fee renewal.

Overall, I didn't feel like Stickr.co was worth the money or the hassle. I was constantly worried about taking pictures and the appearance of the decal, and I didn't like the fact that they reserve the right to cancel your membership at any time for any reason. It just wasn't a very passive way to earn money, and I ended up canceling my subscription.

I'm having the same experience as my friend who lives about 30 miles away from me! We both spent over $50 to set up this deal, and we both paid the extra fee (I think it was $45) to get double earnings. But guess what? I received nothing every month except for one, and that month I only received $12. But here's the kicker - they charged me $9.99 for that month!

And get this, they charge everyone $9.99 every month unless you take a picture of the sticker on your car with a sign you make with a certain word that you don't even know until that day. And you have to have it taken and sent to them before noon on the first of the month! But even though I sent them the pictures, they still charged me $9.99 each month. Last month, I tried sending it again, but their site wouldn't let me upload it. And then when I kept trying, they said I was too late and charged me again!

So far, I've spent approximately $150-200 and thought I made $12, but now I see on my account page that my "lifetime earnings" are $0.00! Yes, zero! It's a complete waste of money, and they are the biggest liars on earth! You're actually paying to advertise for them!

And if it rains, you can't see through the sticker, which blocks your rearview and is dangerous! I requested new stickers (which is supposed to be part of what I paid for - free replacements and free change of campaign anytime I want), but I never received them!

This is a rip-off of huge proportions! And now they're "offering" to pay you to post your link on job boards, Craigslist, etc., saying they'll pay you when others sign up. But it's all a joke! For the sticker, they said I'd earn between $150-400 or more. And for this "affiliate" program, they say you can make over $1,000 monthly! Ha! Ha! Ha!

Why in the world would you want everyone hating you because you told them this would work when it won't ever work? It's a complete scam! Stay away from this company! They're nefarious, to put it kindly!

Stickr.co is a company that I have been with for three months now. Let me tell you, it's not worth your time. This company is just a barely legal scam. All those review videos they post are of people that sold out to get a $25 check. Plain and simple. I didn't do that because I have more respect for myself than that.

After three months, here are the numbers: I spent $123.90 to have the privilege of being ripped off slowly. In April, I earned less than $20, and in May, I earned less than $30. Don't forget, my "earnings" for April and May each include my $7.99 reimbursement for my membership fee. Also, my "earnings" are for my vehicle being counted a total of 10 times. So after my membership fee reimbursement, if I didn't pay the extra money for my vehicle to be counted as 5 and then doubled, then I would have earned less than $2 for April and less than $3 for May.

This company built their success around the fact that you will get tired of dealing with it. They are so very specific about what you have to do monthly to get paid, that more than likely you will miss something. If you miss something, you don't get paid. The window to submit your verification is so small that by the time you get notice of your error, you've missed your verification window and you don't get paid for that month.

This company relies on vague promises and misleading the people that make them wealthy. They don't care one bit about the people that earn money for them. This company won't be around long. They're okay with shady, back alley tactics. I wouldn't be surprised if the CEO is a convicted criminal. Simply put, if I wait long enough to get my money back, they still win. That's what they want you to do. By the time you get reimbursed for your money spent, the ad campaign is over and you possibly broke even if you're lucky.

The end result is you either are in the hole or you barely broke even. The company is based out of Las Vegas for Christ's sake! They're winning with your money!

Stickr.co is a company that promises to help people make extra cash by advertising on their cars. When I first heard about this opportunity, I was excited because I work a full-time job at a law firm and also drive for Uber to make ends meet. The advertisement claimed that I could make anywhere between $50-$500 a month, which sounded like a great way to earn some extra money without adding to my already busy workload.

However, my experience with Stickr.co has been less than satisfactory. I paid an additional fee to make "double revenue", which cost me around $43 in total. But when I received my first payment, I was disappointed to find out that I only made $11. To make matters worse, it takes up to 5 days for the payment to be sent to my PayPal account, which seems like an unnecessarily long time.

I was also promised certain gift cards depending on my campaign, but I wasn't even able to choose one. This made no sense to me, and it seems like a dishonest way to lure people in and brainwash them into investing in something that they may not get a return on.

When I reached out to customer service to ask about the delay in payment, I was told to "be patient" because cash outs were processing. This was frustrating because I had already paid for the service and expected to receive my payment on the promised date.

Overall, I feel like Stickr.co is a scam and I regret investing my time and money into it. The sticker that they provided for my car is now going to leave a mark on my rear window once I pull it off and burn it. I would not recommend this company to anyone who is looking to make extra cash.

Stickr.co is a business that claims to offer a way for people to earn extra cash by simply having a car. They say that the year of the car doesn't matter and that anyone can be eligible. However, I have some concerns about this business.

Firstly, they asked me twice what year my car was, which made me wonder if they were really paying attention. Then, they asked for my credit card numbers in order to start earning money. Why can't they just take it out of the check they're going to pay me? It seems fishy that they need my credit card information.

I don't trust this business at all. They are hiding behind a website and won't even show their faces. How can every review be five stars? It seems like they are just trying to scam people out of their money.

I would advise anyone considering using Stickr.co to be very cautious. Don't give them any personal information, especially not your credit card numbers. They are straight-up scammers and you would be a fool to trust them.

In fact, I would go so far as to say that these people are predators. They are preying on people who are looking for a way to make some extra money, and they don't care who they hurt in the process.

I hope that Stickr.co goes out of business soon. They are not a legitimate company and they don't deserve to be in business. If you know anyone who is involved with this business, please let me know. I would like to confront them about their unethical practices.

In conclusion, I would not recommend using Stickr.co. They are not a trustworthy company and they are only interested in taking your money. Stay away from them and find a more reputable way to earn extra cash.

This place is a joke so why does it get advertised on credit apps or whatever I can’t remember the exact date this happened but I just remembered when it showed it to me again because there is no way to contact these people at all it happened on my Cashapp account I believe and it was last month cause they just tried to take it out again I would just love to get my 18.99 back… Thank you!

Signing up for stickr.co was pretty easy, and when I had questions, the customer service was really helpful. I decided to go for the premium package, even though it was a bit more expensive than I wanted it to be. But, I figured it would be worth it since I wouldn't have to pay for new stickers or shipping and handling. However, I was a little disappointed when I only made less than 7 dollars in my first month.

The gift card they give you is a bit tricky to use. You have to spend at least 50 dollars at a restaurant to use the full 25 dollar gift card. That's kind of a bummer. I tried to use the discount card instead, but it was really hard to sign up for and I still don't really know how to use it. What's the point of having it if it's so complicated?

At first, I was really excited about stickr.co, but now I'm not so sure. The amount of money you earn and how the gift cards work is making me think twice about whether or not it's worth it. I hope things get better next month, because if they don't, I don't think it's worth the hassle of uploading a picture on the first and dealing with PayPal just to get paid. If you're looking for a quick way to make some cash, this might not be the best option.

I recently made a purchase from Stickr.co, a company that claimed to be accredited with the BBB. However, after doing some research, I discovered that this claim was false. I decided to order a sticker from them anyway, which was supposed to cost $9.99. However, when I checked my bank statement, I was shocked to see that they had taken $103.02 from my account! My husband and I are both disabled, and I was hoping to split the cost of the sticker with my Daughter-in-law, who is one of my 24-hour workers. This turned out to be a complete scam!

It's absolutely disgusting that a company would take advantage of people like this. We trust them with our bank account information, and this is how they treat us? Shame on Stickr.co! I demand that they return all of my money to my bank account immediately, if not sooner! This is not a joke, and right now, when so many people are struggling to feed their families due to the coronavirus, we need our money back more than ever. Stickr.co needs to make this right, and they need to do it now!

I still can't believe that this happened to me. Stickr.co needs to take responsibility for their actions and make things right. It's the only correct thing to do, and they need to do it as soon as possible.

I gotta say, I signed up for Stickr.co's campaign last year in August 2019 and I wasn't expecting to make bank or anything, but I figured a little extra cash in my pocket wouldn't hurt. I read the campaign deets real careful like and it said I'd be charged $9.99 a month for the decal on my car, but if I sent in a monthly verification, they'd reverse the charge and deposit my share of the profits on or around the 5th of the month.

Now, I ain't no math whiz or nothin', but I noticed I was charged that $9.99 fee a couple times and I called to complain. They said it was a mistake and they'd fix it. But when I was closing out an old credit card account, I saw that I was actually charged that $9.99 every month from August 2019 to May 2020, except for them two times they credited me back.

So, I called up Stickr.co today and talked to a customer service rep named Kristen. She told me that the $9.99 fee was included in my monthly earnings.

Now, I ain't no rocket scientist, but let me break it down for ya. They charged me about $70.00 and paid me $89.00. That's only $19.00 for 10 months of having their advertising on my car.

Overall, I ain't too happy with Stickr.co. They charged me more than they paid me and I had to call them a couple times to fix their mistakes. But hey, if you're looking to make a quick buck and don't mind the hassle, maybe Stickr.co is for you.

So, I decided to give Stickr.co a try and put their advertisement on my car. It was a pretty easy process to sign up and get started. I had the sticker on my car for about 3 months and during that time, I received a payment of $3 for the first month and $12 for the second month. However, on the third month, I was a few hours late in submitting my photos and they didn't accept it. It was a bummer that they didn't send any email reminders.

One thing to note is that they are quick to take $9.99 out of your account every month for the use of the advertisement. This can be a bit frustrating if you forget about it and it ends up being an unexpected charge on your account. Additionally, I have windshield wipers on my back window, so I had to be extra careful when it rained. Wipers can tear the sign if you use them too much, and if the sticker is torn, you have to buy a new one. Of course, they will allow you to pay extra initially so that you won't have to pay for replacement stickers, but you still get charged $9.99 for a month no matter what.

Another issue I had was that I have factory tint on my windows. When it rained, the sticker blocked my view completely, even when the windshield wipers were on. This made it difficult to see while driving, which is obviously a safety concern.

Overall, I don't think I would use Stickr.co again. While it was easy to sign up and get started, there were too many issues that made it not worth it in the end. I suspect that someone will start a class action suit at some point, as there seem to be a lot of people who have had similar issues. So, my advice would be to steer clear of this company and find other ways to make some extra cash.

I just started using Stickr.co this month and I have to say, I'm a bit disappointed. I joined on February 2nd, so I've been advertising for them for about 97% of the month. I signed up for double compensation because they claimed that I could make up to $495 a month to cover my fuel costs, car payment, or even makeup expenses. I drive a 2011 Kia SUV that's in good condition, so I thought this would be a great way to earn some extra cash.

However, when I received my payment for February, I was shocked to see that I only received $11.91 and a $25 restaurant gift card (with a minimum purchase of $50 for dine-in only). I called their customer service to ask for an explanation, but they told me that this was all that was available for drivers in my area. I live just 5 miles outside of Atlanta, GA, which is a bustling city with lots of traffic and commerce. I didn't expect to receive the full $495, but I did assume that I would earn at least $100 or more, which would have been worth the $50 I spent to start.

I'm going to stick with Stickr.co for a few more months to try to recoup my initial investment, but I'm not very optimistic. It's frustrating that the people who handle the money aren't reachable by phone, only email. And even the customer service reps don't seem to know much about the payment system. While they do pay, it's nowhere near what they claim in their Facebook ads.

Overall, I'm disappointed with my experience so far with Stickr.co. I would caution others to be wary of their claims and not to expect too much from this service.

Watch out for all the fake reviews that Stickr.co has. It's hard to tell if they're real or not because they only talk about how great the customer service is and how fast everything is, but they never mention anything about the commission or how much money they actually make per month. Let me tell you my story before you sign up with them. I paid $43.27 for the initial payment, which included the monthly fee and the double commission fee. They said that the double commission fee would double my commission every month, which sounded good to me.

The next month, they charged me $9.9 for the monthly fee, and all I got was $13.77. So after the monthly fee, I only earned $3.38 for that month, even with the double commission. I don't understand how their business model even makes sense. I have to take photos on the first day of every month for over a year just to get my own money back, which was the initial payment of $43.27.

Please think about it before you sign up with them. Only read reviews that mention the commission. As drivers who are willing to put a sticker on their car to make a little extra money, it means that they are already struggling financially. Don't waste their time and money.

Stickr.co is not a good option for those who want to advertise or earn money by putting a sticker on their car. You have to pay a monthly fee of 9.99 and then verify that you have the sticker on your car every month. However, there is a catch. Stickr.co claims that they did not receive your verification picture on the first of the month, so they do not pay you your share. This is even after they have taken your 9.99 for the month that they are supposed to reimburse you for.

So, not only do you not get reimbursed the 9.99, but you get nothing in return. You are basically paying them to advertise for them. Moreover, if you try to contact them on the first to check if they received your verification, they will not respond to your emails. This is so they can pretend that there is no correspondence with you. This way, they can stick to their rule of no verification picture, and you receive no payment because it has all been dispersed.

Stickr.co also tells you not to contact them about your earnings if you have not received them until the 5th after 5. This is so they can make sure they do not have to pay you. If you are willing to pay someone to advertise for them, then you can try them out. However, it is a total rip-off, and you should avoid it.

I recently signed up for Stickr.co, hoping to earn some extra cash for something I was already doing - driving my car. The website advertised that I could earn up to $15 per month just by placing a sticker on my car and driving around. Sounded like a good deal to me, so I signed up in February 2020.

The first thing I noticed was that there was a monthly membership fee of $7.99. Stickr.co claimed that this fee would be returned to me once I submitted a picture of my car with the sticker on it. However, I have yet to receive this refund. In fact, I have paid a total of $12 per month, which is the membership fee plus an additional payment to make a double payment. This means that I am only earning about $4 per month, which is nowhere near the $15 that Stickr.co promised.

To make matters worse, the payment process is confusing. I receive payments through PayPal, but the membership fee is charged to my credit card. If Stickr.co was a legitimate company, why not have both payments go through the same platform where I can monitor them easily?

Stickr.co also offers $50 coupons for new restaurants, but I have yet to find a coupon for a place that I actually want to go to. With COVID-19 restrictions in place, I am hesitant to try new restaurants anyway. Plus, there is no guarantee that the food will be worth the risk.

Overall, I am disappointed with my experience with Stickr.co. I have included pictures to prove that I participated, but I have not received the promised refund for the membership fee. The earnings are much lower than advertised, and the payment process is confusing. I would not recommend this service to anyone looking to earn extra cash.

I recently joined Stickr.co after being lured in by their fancy advertising and the promise of earning extra passive income. I shelled out around $50 to join, but soon realized that I had to pay $9.99 every month just to put their sticker on my car. They do pay you around $14 every month, but when you subtract the $9.99 fee, you are left with only $4.00. I spoke to one of their representatives about this, and she reminded me that I would receive around $50 worth of restaurant "gift cards". However, these Restaurant.com gift cards are pretty much useless and extremely difficult to use.

I live in a big midwestern city, but I could only find a handful of restaurants that accept these gift cards. To make matters worse, you have to spend at least twice the value of the gift card to use it. For instance, if you have a $25 gift card, you have to spend between $50 and $75 to use it. So, it's not really a gift card, it's more like a coupon. And even when we finally found a restaurant that accepted it, the manager asked us not to use it again. He told us that the coupon is a rip-off for restaurant owners, and that's why not many restaurants accept it.

In my opinion, Stickr.co is not what it's advertised to be. You are essentially paying them to put their stickers on your car, and the so-called gift cards are not worth the hassle. I would not recommend this service to anyone looking to earn extra income.

I spent almost $200 on Stickr.co, hoping to get 5 times the ad revenue and a monthly reimbursement of $9.99 after successful photo verification. However, I regret to say that I am canceling my subscription after the first month. The reason being, I only received $23.43, which when divided by 5, comes to $4.686 for 1x ad revenue. It's a far cry from what I was promised.

Moreover, it took a lot of emails and messages to get my money, which arrived a week after my photo verification was accepted. I was also curious about when I would receive my $9.99 reimbursement, but after three weeks, there was no sign of it. When I asked Stickr.co, they replied that it was already refunded as part of my payout, which was the $23.43 that I had received.

If you subtract the $9.99 from the $23.43, it means that I only received $13.44 for 5x ad revenue, which is equivalent to $2.688 for 1x ad revenue. At this rate, it would take over a year to recover my initial investment. I believe Stickr.co is a scam, and I would advise anyone to avoid it like the plague. There are better and more trustworthy automobile advertising agencies out there.

I'm glad I can finally remove those hideous decals from my muscle car.

I was asleep and when I woke up I discovered my daughter making a credit card charge with sticker to try to make get a job and make some money and she got a hold of my debit card and she charged it to their she's not old enough to even do that we also do not own a car so there's no way she could have made money doing that and now I've been trying to get a hold of my email to my texted them and I've called them and nobody answers any of my inquiries and all I want is my money back cuz it's an unauthorized charge

They charge $10 a month and you make around $1-$10 depending on which campaign. They will also give you $100 in gift certificates for Restaurant.com but there aren't any participating restaurants near me. I think they actually just work to promote Restaurant.com lol! I have been with Sticker for months and it has actually cost me money to have a tacky sticker on my car. You'll pay $10 a month and get a dollar back.

I paid like $40 to start this program & only made about $10. I just expected more when this was the recommended ad (Observati) to select, and I spent more than I earned. $25 to resturaunt.com is so I can save money by spending it which I don't have. Also, Stickr.com wants me to pay a subscription fee barely covered by my earnings. Is this company legitimate or not? Because I don't see how I'm benefitting at all.

I have been logging onto stickr.co for about a month now. I have verified my decal and it was approved the last time I saw. I went in to check and see if there were any updates about anything, and every time I go to log in my browser reports it as a phishing site. If that is the case I would like to cancel my membership as I have no interest in working for a company that scams innocent people looking for another source of income.

They took my money and never sent a sticker. They keep taking my money. And make it incredibly hard to cancel. This company is a complete scam! Huge rip off! They should be shut down immediately!

I started to sign up last month ( Jan 17th ) as it sounded like it would be easy. However, as I continued to read and looked at the terms, I decided this was not for me. I never finished the final part and I still got charged. I cannot seem to get a hold of anyone at all to try to remedy this.

I saw the advertisement to drive with a see through decal in the rear window of my van & get paid for it monthly & get a gift certificate to use in resteraunts. I read the information, the agreement. terms of use, & privacy statement. I felt it was probably something I could easily do so signed up from the breast cancer awareness campaign, even paying the decal fee that it said would be refunded to me. Then it went to another screen asking for more money $29 something to protect you from decal replacement costs & got you extra pay, I declined that. Then to another page to up sale again this time, for not quiet such a steep fee & I agreed to it. Then it showed me some more of the agreement terms that were not shown before I paid $24.00 saying that this company could not guarantee that you would make any money not only for this campaign, but ever. I didn't feel comfortable with that & reached out them to cancel my membership, decal shipment & refund me. Their reply on 8-2-21 was that membership canceled & would not be charged anymore fees in the future, but nothing about a refund.

I want to cancel, I keep paying $9.99, It will not let me get in to take picture od Decal. Never been paid. Please cancel this.
Thank you
Catherine Abke Kvintus

I'm I getting some compensation for having this sticker on my car. I haven't received anything thru mail or bank account. And i'm I suppose to contact or send a picture each month. I'm not sure I want this if i'm not doing it right or getting paid for it. Please send me something thru email or letter. I paid 44.87 ot get this sticker for my car, and nothing has happeded.