Morris
Posted
There when you need them
Easy to use. Just pay off early.
Bad
141 reviews
Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
Blue Mountain offers free ecards and print greeting cards for birthdays and other holidays and occasions. Choose from animated cards, musical ecards, printables and more.
Blue Mountain (bluemountain.com) has 141 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
141 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Morris
Posted
Easy to use. Just pay off early.
Richard S.
Posted
What an awful compnay. Don't use it. They get people to subscribe and then make it difficult for them to leave. Customer service is awful. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID !
Cynthia S.
Posted
Will not let me cancel. Shisters. Rip Off.
Keith C.
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Blue Mountain is a fine company with respect to their cards and card selection, offering both E-Card and traditional card options. Unfortunately, their poor business practice of requiring customers to be in an auto-renewal program, rather than making auto-renewal optional, negatively impacts their reputation, and results in the loss of many potential customers, such as myself. I was a member for awhile but when I found out that I could not remove auto-renewal from the account, I cancelled. Top tier, highly reputable companies always allow an opt out of auto-renewal. It is unfortunate that a company with such an excellent reputation for their cards and greetings, resorts to such an unwise business practice. Additionally, top tier companies allow for pro-rated refunds with 30 or 60 day notice. Blue Mountain does not offer prorated refunds. According to their website, any cancellation takes effect at the end of the current term. If Blue Mountain wants to improve their market share, improve their reputation (rated only 1.3 out of 5 on this Trustpilot website), and improve their customer service, they will hopefully consider allowing an opt out of autorenewal. The way to do this is to default to autorenewal upon signing up (as some customers are fine with this), but then to allow the customer to manually remove the auto-renewal at their discretion. As a former customer, and former quality VP in another industry, I do hope they will consider the recommendations offered here.
Durell W.
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Learn to defeat them at their own game. I took out a $600 dollar loan. I made my first payment of $68 dollars. After that I called chase bank and had them blocked. 😂 So I profited $532 💰💰🙌🙌🙌
Craig L.
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Blue Mountain is a scam. I didn't even know that I had stored my credit card on their Website. Then, when I thought I was sending FREE eCards, I was charged $31.79. I immediately called and was advised that they would not refund the money since I had "ordered" cards even though I thought they were free. BEWARE! This is a scam.
Willy
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Doesn't offer free cards.
Madrox
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Tried to pay off my loan. Can't pay off the .95. Won't allow a decimal. Won't even let you pay off extra