Rewards NetworkReviews of rewardsnetwork.com

DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY. They had me sign some paperwork and then sent over more paperwork to sign. None of the relevant information is on the initial paperwork; there's a link to what the real relevant financial info is, that you find out about after wanting to cancel. They said they'd bring in new customers and charge me 15 percent for every "new" customer they brought. What actually happened was they charge 15 percent on almost all credit card purchases. I then cancelled immediately and was taken off there program, only to find out that they continue to take 15 percent of all credit card charges for another month, as well as a 500 dollar cancellation fee. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY.

I would not use Rewards Network! You pay a monthly fee on customers that you already have. It is nearly impossible to cancel your account and they continue to charge. We have been trying to cancel our account for two months.

I am not a customer. I am a small business owner. I was "given" a loan by Rewards Network after they convinced me they just wanted to "help small businesses and make sure they survived" Well, six months later, they are still taking thousands out of my account every month with some ridiculously complicated pay back scheme that has to be criminal. DO NOT work with this company. They will tell you all sorts of wonderful things, but they are making money off of local businesses who are desperate and convinced that they genuinely want to help. THEY DON'T!

The gift that takes and takes. We looked at this as a possible new revenue stream but it didn't grow anything but their bottom line at the expense of us subsidizing the cost of guests we already had. When we cancelled they continued to bill us for months saying it was people that had dined there months ago and just turned in receipts. We have no way to verify anything. Marriot and other hotel systems have in house concierge programs that costs us 1000's less. Spend your money there and not on the unverifiable.

The worst stay away it’s a SCAM they keep charging your business out of thin air.. DO NOT DO IT

So, it was nice to have a little funding during some slow months...but it comes at a STEEP price. Almost 40% "interest"... although they don't call it that. Yes, you could call a part of that marketing and it does bring in some new guests, but I know many customers are people that come here already, they are just using that particular rewards credit card for the purchase. When I complained that the weekly payment was 2 and even 3 times what they told me the average weekly payment would be, they said they could "slow down" the marketing so payment amounts would come down but it was still above what that average was supposed to be. BUT!! HERE'S THE WORST PART!!! When I finally finished up with the payback they of course asked if I wanted to renew, when I said no, they said ok you have to email us your 30 day notice to quit, because they have to wind down the "rewards" they offer card members. Yet, when I told them I was not renewing because I was selling the business they had said they could do it immediately if I showed them the bill of sale of the restaurant (I'm in the middle of it and hadn't completed the sale). So they CAN stop it immediately, they just WON'T. Now that additional 30 days of marketing that I don't even want, will cost me another 15-20% on the original amount they funded. So, total payback will be 155-160% of original amount. So, know what you're getting into before signing.

They just keep stealing money a month after I was told two weeks that the process would be complete. After showing the CSR their own email that it would be just two weeks more of paying for their services, they keep saying I owe them money from 4 weeks past those two weeks. I think they play dumb. Not worth it. Most of their customers don't even know they are getting any kind of rewards. And you will be surprised how many of their "new customers" for you are your own regulars that you have had for years.

Business owner be careful when you sign up with Rewards Networks. This is a scammer.