Overview of Privacy.com customer experience
Privacy.com is a virtual credit card provider that claims to offer safe shopping experience. However, our research showed several alarming consumer complaints. Firstly, there were reports of unauthorized charges on the account users linked with Privacy.com cards. Secondly, several users claimed that the customer support of Privacy.com was slow and unresponsive. Thirdly, some users experienced sudden account closures, which led to loss of their funds. Finally, several users complained that their virtual cards didn't work with all merchants. Overall, Privacy.com fails to deliver its core promise of providing a secure shopping experience, which is evident from the numerous consumer complaints.
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Privacy, Inc. suspended my account without any reason. I contacted their customer service for an explanation, but they refused to help. I did not even use my account after July , but suddenly my account got suspended out of nowhere.
The original date of transaction was 05/16 the day it was supposed to be refunded was 06/12 for a total of $91.58
The original date of transaction was 05/16 the day it was supposed to be refunded was 06/12 for a total of $91.58. This business is supposed to process my payments like a regular payment institution but has refused to give me my refund after multiple contact attempts, even going so far as to ignore me.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
Hi, Recently my account associated with email "***" was closed stating some policy violation but I have only made 1 transaction and that was successful and when I attempt the second transaction my account was restricted and when I got in touch with the customer support I was told that I have violated some Policy. I would like to learn and educated myself that which policy and what clause I have violated and How? Please explain in a detailed manner that how come using a card for transactions can violate a policy that is nowhere mentioned on your website. Thanks, ***.
When attempting to create an account with Privacy, Inc on their website, *** I was asked to enter my personal information like name, address, banking information, and social security number. After entering my information, I was told by the site that my account would be put on hold until a member of their support staff could review my account, and it usually only takes about 48 hours. After waiting five days for their team to review my account, I emailed their support team as their site recommends to do so if your account it not activated within the 48 hour time span. I received an automated reply telling me my support ticket is being reviewed. After two more days I receive an email stating they have decided to terminate my account and did not give any reason as to why they made their decision and then informed me that any further attempts to create an account would immediately result in the new account being suspended. I have essentially been banned from their service.
Hello, I had been using *** for multiple months before, and one day I received an email saying that my account was closed due to
Hello, I had been using *** for multiple months before, and one day I received an email saying that my account was closed due to activity that violated their Terms of service, So I read through their TOS and I could not find any activity that violated their terms and I have also tried to contact them for multiple months now and they just seem to be ignoring me.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
Was billed 3 times for a subscription that does not work. The virtual cards I created NEVER worked on any merchant's website. I have cancelled the 'pro' subscription 3 times independently on your website and I've been charged each month for it. I can directly cancel my subscription on the website and it will not work. If I reload the page, it stays. And I continue to get charged for a service I not only don't use, but CANNOT USE because it DOES NOT FUNCTION. The first charge I understand, but I will be contacting my bank and initiating chargebacks & a fraud investigation if this is not resolved, and I am not refunded in full for the last two months. I will be contacting my bank to blacklist the merchant from charging me again.
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- Despite a high level of trust, our investigation found issues with Privacy.com's service, including poor customer service, lack of accountability, and responsibility to resolve complaints. Customers may face long wait times for responses, receive generic or unhelpful answers or no response at all. Only 37% of 0 complaints were resolved.
- Website's registrar is popular among scammers, it means that a significant number of scammers have used that registrar to register domain names for their fraudulent websites. This can indicate that the registrar has lax verification processes, making it easier for scammers to register domains without providing accurate information.
- Privacy.com protects their ownership data, a common and legal practice. However, from our perspective, this lack of transparency can impede trust and accountability, which are essential for establishing a credible and respected business entity.
- We have identified high risk financial services or content on Privacy.com's website. It is recommended that you use trusted sources and do your due diligence before engaging with any offers or services.
I have been using privacy.com for a while now
I have been using privacy.com for a while now. Some one tried to use a virtual credit card for $500. I reached out to privacy.com to inform them of the fraudulent charges and was ignored so i contacted my back to let them know the charges arent mine. Privacy then deleted my entire account without even telling me anything. I emailed privacy and they told me i had no account. I then had to email them previous emails on proof of my account. They told me they are investigating and are now completely ignoring me.
Hi, Recently my account associated with email "***" was closed stating some policy violation but I have only made 1
Hi, Recently my account associated with email "***" was closed stating some policy violation but I have only made 1 transaction and that was successful and when I attempt the second transaction my account was restricted and when I got in touch with the customer support I was told that I have violated some Policy. I would like to learn and educated myself that which policy and what clause I have violated and How? Please explain in a detailed manner that how come using a card for transactions can violate a policy that is nowhere mentioned on your website. Thanks, ***.
Was billed 3 times for a subscription that does not work
Was billed 3 times for a subscription that does not work. The virtual cards I created NEVER worked on any merchant's website. I have cancelled the 'pro' subscription 3 times independently on your website and I've been charged each month for it. I can directly cancel my subscription on the website and it will not work. If I reload the page, it stays. And I continue to get charged for a service I not only don't use, but CANNOT USE because it DOES NOT FUNCTION. The first charge I understand, but I will be contacting my bank and initiating chargebacks & a fraud investigation if this is not resolved, and I am not refunded in full for the last two months. I will be contacting my bank to blacklist the merchant from charging me again.
They claim they paused my account for unsettled transactions and they were waiting for them to clear
They claim they paused my account for unsettled transactions and they were waiting for them to clear. They listed the specific transactions in an email. When I review these transactions in my privacy.com account as well as my bank account I can see that the money was retrieved from my bank account and is in fact settled. After attempting to contact them on 3 separate occasions through not only email but through their ticket support system on their website, I've received no response and my account is still on hold. If you try to call them using their service line, it immediately tells you no one is available and hangs up on you. They show complete disregard for their users and it's infuriating. Even when/if you unpause my account I will still be moving to another service. This is unacceptable.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
When attempting to create an account with Privacy, Inc on their website, *** I was asked to enter my personal information like name,
When attempting to create an account with Privacy, Inc on their website, *** I was asked to enter my personal information like name, address, banking information, and social security number. After entering my information, I was told by the site that my account would be put on hold until a member of their support staff could review my account, and it usually only takes about 48 hours. After waiting five days for their team to review my account, I emailed their support team as their site recommends to do so if your account it not activated within the 48 hour time span. I received an automated reply telling me my support ticket is being reviewed. After two more days I receive an email stating they have decided to terminate my account and did not give any reason as to why they made their decision and then informed me that any further attempts to create an account would immediately result in the new account being suspended. I have essentially been banned from their service.
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Privacy, Inc. suspended my account without any reason. I contacted their customer service for an explanation, but they refused to help. I did not even use my account after July , but suddenly my account got suspended out of nowhere.
I have been using privacy.com for a while now. Some one tried to use a virtual credit card for $500. I reached out to privacy.com to inform them of the fraudulent charges and was ignored so i contacted my back to let them know the charges arent mine. Privacy then deleted my entire account without even telling me anything. I emailed privacy and they told me i had no account. I then had to email them previous emails on proof of my account. They told me they are investigating and are now completely ignoring me.