link.comReviews of link.com

Stole all of my personal information and created an account without my consent or any transparency. The account has all my personal and financial information and NO password for access. So anyone can simply enter a password and gain access to all my personal and financial information.

Just had to delete my account as kept getting so many emails with a six digit number - as if someone was trying to access my account. Very worrying.

Multiple attempts to complete a purchase resulted in. A "Card Expired" prompt. Clicking on my account from both the link provided the Citzen Ticket site and on the Link site didn't resolve their issue. The labourious process of contacting customer service via the chatbot, didn't resolve their problems. Useless. Also raises the issue of their ability to protect PPI!

i have made an account just to say this its this bad I have never seen such a horrible dogshit payment service they save your credit card and still messesit up as you cant pay anything if ur not from a popular country as they have dogshit ass support

Sneaky weasel of a service semi-creating accounts that link your cards without permission. Financial attachments or services are a sensitive situation. This company goes beyond trying to make someone want their service.

I apparently created an account by accident. I received an email shortly after making a purchase online that my credit card information had been saved with a link to manage my account. I went to the link and it wanted even more personal information to "continue setting up" my account. Not wanting to do this, I then sent a reply to the email, notifying them this was a mistake and that I do NOT want my cc information saved, to which I received an automated response that my email had not reached support staff, with a link to contact support on their webpage. So I click the link to contact support, claiming to be "24x7 support from out support staff" and it turns out to be a freaking AI bot. WTF?? So, I clicked a link to "delete" my account, to which I then received a confirmation email that my account had been deleted but it may take up to 120 days to remove my information. Again, WTF?? So I now I supposedly have no account to access to check if my information is actually deleted, which they may actually still be holding for the next FOUR MONTHS, and no way to reach a person to verify whether this information has actually been deleted or not. Horrible, horrible experience. I will be contacting the company I made a purchase with to let them know my experience and urge them to break ties with this company. If indeed they even have a consensual relationship at all?? I have no idea if they have an agreement with Link, or if it just popped up randomly. Absolutely awful company.

What a garbage point of entry. I get it - you save credit card info...so I don't have to enter my credit card info...which is already saved in one of the handful of identical products out there most of us use. Wow. Congratulations on a novel product. Your issue is you only get one chance to make a first impression, and the sneaky "whoops, looks like you've got a Link account now!" way you go about creating these accounts, under the radar (which is what all these comments seem to be uniformly upset about), leaves a bad taste that I'm not coming back from. So even if you've got a superior service, you've already lost me because I don't appreciate how you bamboozled you way into my inbox to begin with.

I subscribed to a Substack blog and Link intercepted it and set up an account. I had never heard of it and didn’t consent to it getting my information. I have requested deletion. I have other Substack subscriptions which did not result in a Link intercept. When I requested deletion I was told my subscription would be cancelled. Waiting to see. I would rather cancel than use this.