MashableReviews of mashable.com

Totally inaccurate reviews of the new Samsung S24.

got scammed for a windows 11 key. It charged me for 65 dollars for "47 dollars" and the code doesnt work too now my card info might be stolen as well

If it looks too good to be true, it probably isn’t worth your time… It is likely you’ve arrived here because you believe Mashable has scammed you. For the most part, Mashable simply produces self-serving ads presented deceptively, as legitimate articles, which in many cases, turnout be problematic, scandalous infomercials for many consumers. Under Ziff Davis, Mashable has become downright deceptive, no longer serving as a legitimate news organization; a great way to destroy a once thriving media model. Abusing AppleNews readers, as well as others, by posing as a Trojan Horse, I too have unfollowed. Other’s have done so similarly, whom, by the way, rarely report their own misgivings, so seriously consider Mashables darker side; unresponsive customer support, erroneous charges, charged for free shipping, discount not applied, items which never arrive, items aren’t as described, presented as refurbished, but don’t function upon arrival, no warranty, no means for return / refund… Rid yourself of such carpetbaggery and simply unfollow (thumbing down will not stop their infomercials from reappearing on AppleNews, you must “unfollow” via the sidebar list). - IMO

I ordered an inexpensive drone. 6 weeks later, no drone has come. Turns out to be a very expensive drone when you get nothing.

Scam company and whatever you do don't click on this site or purchase anything or give card information. You will get charged hundreds for nothing. Plus they stay free shipping and you will get charged close to $50 for that as well. They do not refund money even if you cancel order within 5 minutes of order that you accidentally put through. At best they will give you store credit which you will never ever want to do, especially with them.

Ooof, I would NEVER buy anything from here again. My opinion is they do not vet their products and then when you alert them to the issue they attempt to say it is a technically issue for the manufacturer to handle. I bought a product that quickly realized, in my opinion, was a terrible product, SalesKingPin Copywriting Tool, but the primary reason I bought it, was to rewrite copy in “a click.” My opinion is this functionality plainly doesn’t exist in the platform. I noticed StackSocial within about an hour of my purchase. Keep in mind your invoice will say “Feel free to contact our friendly Customer Support Team.” Except I did NOT find them friendly or helpful, but immediately dismissive. Anyway, after several back and forth, emails they didn’t seem to care to stand by their customer but instead said it was a technical issue. So 1. I would recommend no ever purchase from Mashable/Stack Social. 2. I contested the credit card charge this morning. 3. I would have preferred IMO that that would have done the honorable thing in this situation, of taking the time to understand the customer concern, acknowledge the situation isn’t right, and take prompt corrective action to resolve. They did not. Also, beware that you are getting a Mashable offer, processed via StackSocial, for a third party product, it seems like a business model designed around plausible deniability in my opinion.

I bought a headset that clearly is not working. They want me to set up a zoom call with them to fix it. I told them no, I don't have the time or interest to do it (I would rather write this review warnign others). I bought a new one on amazon(which takes returns without a problem) and will throw out the broken one.(Not worth the time to complain to AMEX) Hope this helps, I would avoid this site. The fact that they can not handle a simple return makes it not worth dealing with them.

Mac Microsoft Office would not load because the licenses had been used. We purchased 2 license packages (4 licenses) and tried to load each license on separate computers. None would work. I contacted mashable asking them for my money back. I provided proof that the licenses had been used. They wanted more information that I couldn’t provide since the licenses were no good. It was explained to me it was needed “for their records”. After approximately 26 days (and having to reopen the case since the problem wasn’t resolved; I went to my credit card companies and they resolved the matter in my favor.