Peter C.
The worst company in the world what a…
The worst company in the world what a scam

The operating partner behind affiliate deal programs.Turn trade into predictable revenue.We partner with media companies to create and manage engaging deal and auction programs tailored to local businesses and their communities. We handle the technology, fulfillment, and customer support so your team can focus on revenue.
incentRev (incentrev.com) has 44 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.5 out of 5.
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Peter C.
The worst company in the world what a scam
Jennifer D.
I ordered two certificates as a Christmas gift. They were mailed out in time but the Post Office returned them to the sender. After that, I could not get the company to re-issue the certificates. It has been 5 months of getting vague responses to my inquiries.
Dan H.
Terrible customer service ! Don't waste your time or money.
John K.
Ordered clothing, never arrived and I'm out money, they don't answer or choose ignore e-mails. Rip-Off..Avoid at all cost.. NEVER AGAIN!
Amanda L.
Gift certificates expire in a few months which is illegal in WV and many states. They take your money for these, so it’s not a coupon. The businesses do not get the money, and most of them are scams and the certificates are not honored. This company refuses to negotiate or refund money.
Julie D.
I have made a lot of purchases from Sweet Deals, Memphis. My certificates have always arrived in a timely manner and have always been correct. In fact, I have an alarm set on my phone to four minutes before discount certificates go on sale each Friday
Joe
Asheville Deals was locally owned and when they were their customer support was great. Sometime during Covid, they were bought by IncentRev. They went downhill quickly after that. On Jan 10, 2022, I purchased a Sam’s Club membership for $20.00. I was emailed a certificate that contained a link that was to take me to the Sam’s Club membership page. My discount was to be deducted automatically. However, the web page wanted me to pay full price. There is no phone number listed for IncentRev so I called Sam’s Club. Their agent recommended that I go to the local store to see if they could activate my discount membership. At the store, the people were very helpful and tried to get it to work but couldn’t. I came home and Emailed IncentRev, the next day I got an answer with a different link that worked. The problem is IncentRev likely knew they had a problem; I did not try to activate it for over 2 weeks after I purchased it. Why did IncentRev not notify me earlier, I could not be the first person to have this problem. I spent much of my time and it could have been avoided.
jim
It was a great deal to get 1/2 price tickets for Margaritaville in Osage Beach....