Blue MountainReviews of bluemountain.com

Their free trial is a scam. DO NOT USE THEM.

I, too have been dudded by Blue Mountains, they draw an annual fee from my card and do not allow me to cancel the supposed subscription. 1 Their cards are only mediocre and they are fraudulent in their dealings with customers

The company withdraws 4.99$ monthly for I don't know what! I bought an ecard at BlueMountain.com just once in November 2017, and I didn't sign up for anything else, but I made a huge mistake showing them my credit card information, now they take 4.99$ monthly. Moreover I am not able to cancel my payment method on their site, and I am not able to cancel my account on their site. I had to phone to my bank and block the card. That's the only solution. Beware the Bluemountain.com FRAUD!

I work for a boutique medical practice, and with the holidays approaching, we were compiling our patient mailing list and looking to order cards. But the overhead for mailing greeting cards to over 900 people was crazy. So I did some research for e-card sites and came across Blue Mountain. They offer three plans (1 month, 1 year, or 2 years) to send unlimited e-cards for any occasion. They also do reminders so you never forget an important date. I signed us up for the 1 month plan ($3.99). Looking forward to an easy holiday season!

When ya want to uplift someone ... where do I go ... Bluemountain.com. Their cards etc. are great and so easy to pass along a greeting to someone. Check it out for yourself if ya douby me. You will be delighted. I was - and AM.