Ken C.
RUN/stay away the worst company I’ve…
RUN/stay away the worst company I’ve dealt with!! False advertising and will not issue a fair request for refund!$ BEWARE NOT AN HONEST COMPANY!
Response from QuickMedCardsMar 21, 2023
Hi Ken. We do not run ads in Arizona. In addition, our website shows the miles a patient must drive to the doctor’s office during the appointment booking webpages. The miles are displayed next to the doctor’s office on the webpage where patients select which office they want to drive to for their appointment. I understand that people may speed through the appointment booking pages. We value your feedback. We will definitely review our website for possible changes. We are happy to inform you that we have refunded you and canceled your appointment per your request. Thank you once again for your feedback and have a great day. In terms of your points on the ad being misleading, our ads team reviewed your concern and found out that neither our ads nor our landing pages link to our Arizona service. It's possible you clicked an ad for another state, then once at our website changed your location to Arizona. Seeing an ad for another state could explain why you saw telehealth ad, because in most states telehealth is allowed for medical marijuana certifications. Arizona is different however. Sometimes people can see an ad for a state that differs from their own if they are using a VPN or if Google or Facebook estimated their location incorrectly. In addition, blocking cookies or other website permissions can cause location inaccuracy and the wrong ads to be shown to a person.



