CooperVision
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I was saving the rebate card for a special occasion and when my husband lost his job I decided to use it and it was denied for being expired. I saw from another review on here that the expired card could be replaced so I contacted and they said after 60 days that Cooper vision just keeps the money.

It's been 70 days past and am surprised of what I was told given the result of a complaint posted below.

I got a Visa prepaid card but I did try to use it many times before it expired.
I have many times tried to call the number with not being able to get through.
I feel I should not have an expired card after spending all that money on the contact lenses.
Visa cards should not have a expiration date.
Can you please contact me so we can get the money I deserve from coopervison.

I have tried for the last 2 weeks to log in to the Cooper vision promotion website it requires email verification and I have clicked the link to send to my email and the email never comes. I reached out to customer services last week they said to give it a couple of days which I did and still I never received an email. The promotional code is only good for a period of time and at this rate my assumption is the time will expire prior to the website working and Cooper vision likely won't honor the rebate then.

Hello I received a $50 rebate card from purchasing my contacts and lost it not long after receiving it. (I know completely my fault!) I just currently found the card but it's expired in July of this year so I was upset that it's not good for very long. I feel like it should be like a normal debit/credit card where they are good for at least 3-5 years. I was just wondering if you guys do a replacement card?

Hi,

My CooperVision Visa rebate card expired after only a ridiculous 4 months. Now to have it reissued there are reissue fees of $10 AND a monthly maintenance fees of $2, 95.

I understand that these cards endup being to the benefit of your issuing cards partner and I consider this a money scam.

I would suggest that this program is modified so I get a rebate code on my next contacts purchase.

Best regards, FN

Ho deciso di scrivere poiché son solito acquistare dal mio ottitico di "fiducia" lenti a contatto proclear toric, mi hanno sempre dato problemi relativamente alla loro rottura. Dell'ultima confezione di 3 acquistata, una si è quasi tagliata in due dalle lineette, l'altra dopo soli 4 giorni nel momento in cui l'ho tolta ho notato che era sbeccata e non ho trovato il frammento mancante nell'occhio.
Ho atteso troppo, cambierò ottico e marca.

I am very upset the card expired so quickly - after only four months of expiration date that I am shocked to even see it has an expiration date.
To top the problem it can't be even reissued anymore.
I was waiting for a vacation to use the card to pay for some of my expenses, but to my surprise it was expired.
This is a big disappointment from a company I used to buy my contacts.
Is this even legal to offer a refund and then just cancel it?

PS: I did call the [protected] number and they refereed me to their web, which I submitted my info to: Coopervisioncardstatus.com.

I recently found my rebate card that I thought I had lost and it is now expired...I am disappointed that there is an expiration date on the card. If I bought the lenses and received the card, I should be able to use it anytime...with no expiration date. Please reissue me a new card. I did email the company and did not receive any contact back. I would appreciate a resolution to this with the issuing of a new rebate card.

Here's another example of an expired gift card. New York law, where CooperVisions address is listed, prohibits gift cards from expiring within 5 years of issue but CooperVision said "nah, 6 months is good." I can see I'm not the only one who has had this issue and makes me question their overall practice of these rebates. It's small things like this that would make me switch contact brand all together.

I order a supply of contact lenses routinely through my eye doctor. I have never had an issue and I have used Cooper Vision Brand for the last several years. Recently I opened a fresh pair of daily contacts and one appeared to be defective. It was like the top of the circle had been sliced off. I don't know what would have happened to my eye if I had inserted it. I am glad I noticed it. Contact lenses are supposed to be round for a reason. I filed a complaint to CooperVision on May 19 and my report was acknowledged. I was told the Consumer Care Department would follow up. They never did. I couldn't even find a Consumer Care Dept on their website.

I misplaced my rebate card from Coopervision. When I found it, it had expired after only six months.
I contacted Coopervision and asked them to reactivate or reissue the card. They refused.
I think the short amount of time the card is valid is not an acceptable policy and is misleading. It seems like a way for the company to get out of paying the funds promised.

I received a rebate visa card for $65. I lost it and found it after it expired but I called in and was told there was a balance of $35 left on it that they would mail a new card to me. After a few weeks I hadn't received it so I called in again and I was told it should arrive soon. I waited a few more weeks to call again and since over a month passed from my initial order customer service decided to place another order for me but unfortunately I never received that either.

Now in 2020 due to the pandemic I've had time to look through my things and found the old expired rebate card that was never used and never replaced.

I feel like I was cheated out of my money. I had to spend hundreds of dollars to earn this rebate card. Hundred of dollars I would have never committed to without the promise of getting some of it back.

I would like an investigation opened into why I never received my replacement card. I would also like to finally receive my replacement card with the funds I am owed.

Getting the card took months of going back and forth. When I finally received it, I didn't know that I needed to register it. I got busy and when I was going to use it, it has expired 3 days ago. It looks like I am out of $130 because when I went to register it, there are terms that state that you can replace it for $7 but it can't be expired which is different than what I have read otherwise. They said the card expires but not the funds.

I would like to know why milk is $0.99 a gallon in Owensboro, ky and $ 5.00 in tarentum, pa and $2.27 in spring branch Texas. I feel this is price gouging in Pennsylvania. I am very disappointed in Walmart. families are struggling to make ends meet and Walmart should recognize that. How can you help change this and make your, pricing more consistent across the United States
Susanne smith. [protected]@gmail.com

Purchased a year's supply of CooperVision Biofinity Multifocal contacts on 8/4/20 at the Target Optical AKA Happy Eyes at 400 Marsh Landing Pkwy, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250. Filled out and submitted all the paperwork to receive the $50 rebate. Forgot about it until today, checked online for rebate reference number UY9CLD66LH and discovered the entire rebate had been donated to the charity "Optometry Giving Sight." This was done without my permission and I am requesting the return of the $50 to me asap. I know I did not authorize this because before I donate to a charity I research them at GuideStar and online. I did not do this and the charity donation was made without my permission. Please investigate, rectify and return $50 USD to me as soon as possible.

Rebate cards expire too quickly. No replacement offered.

The rebate system is awful. The card expired quickly and when I tried to renew it, I had to mail a paper copy even though the card is in digital form. Then when I try to check the status of my card since it's been almost two months since I've sent it in, I get a cryptic error message on their website: "Your card could not be accessed due to card status."

I don't really have a complaint, other than I can't get anyone to help me. I have a CooperVision rewards card that has expired. It was lost and now has been found. I am asking for it to be reissued. We will continue to get our contacts from you if you can honor this. The name on the card is Julie M. Shald The card number is [protected]. We were seen at Pacific Vision at 156th and Pacific in Omaha, Nebraska. Due to several moves, due to sick parents, the card got lost and now that I have found it I am asking if you can reissue it due to the circumstances. My address at the time was 1395 S 156th court Omaha Nebraska 68130. My current address is 252 N 184th Ct. Elkhorn, Nebraska, 68130. My contact information is Cell [protected] and my email address is [protected]@gmail.com. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter.
Sincerely,
Julie Shald

Do not be me, stay away from the cooper vision scams

After reading many of these posted complaints against Cooper Vision I realize that I am not alone in my disappointment. I too have repetitively submitted the same documents. The first time it was illegible, the second time it was the wrong information, and the third time I was told that the correct information was not listed on my recite (I turned in everything I had from my provider) so I decided against a 4th time.

I assume I was scammed. Or I could have just been given the run-a-round so many times in hopes that I would just give up on receiving my rebate.

Either way Cooper wins. They get my money for all the contacts I bought and they get to keep their $30 rebate because I gave up.

I am certainly not going through the trouble of uploading all those forms here today on this post.

Scammed Patriot
Gary Lang
[protected]@yahoo.com