Wael E.
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Rewards Network, headquartered in Chicago, IL, is a privately held fintech company powering the largest card-linked dining rewards programs in the United States. They provide marketing and financial services to thousands of restaurants throughout the United States. Since 1984, Rewards Network has run the dining rewards programs for 20+ of the world's most powerful loyalty programs, including major airlines, hotel chains, and other card-linked rewards partners. Rewards Network promotes their restaurant customers to members of these rewards programs regularly, who are enticed to dine at or order from the restaurant and leave verified reviews - receiving rewards for every dollar they spend. For more information, visit RewardsNetwork.com.
Rewards Network (rewardsnetwork.com) has 103 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.7 out of 5.
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Wael E.
Scam Save your hard work money by not giving it to this fraud Network.
Cristoforo
NOTE: We did NOT take any advanced money from Rewards Network, opting for a marketing plan that was supposed to bring in new customers. In fact, Rewards Network sold us on the belief that we would see an increase in visitor and tourist dines. What we actually saw was our own customer base dining as regulars, with no extra dining days or dollars spent, just their regular dining pattern, but taking advantage of the program, meaning, we ultimately sabotaged our own revenue. Further, it was never disclosed that they take 20% of the tip revenue left on the credit card as well, leaving us in the hole when paying our servers out. If you are desperate for cash, they are probably a good option. But if you're looking to see an increase in sales, our experience is that it hasn't happened, and we're losing 20% of our revenue to existing customers. It's been a losing battle for us and we're just counting down the days that our contract expires.
Olena L.
Gladly I read these reviews before signing up! Please do your own research about this company and read their contract before you sign.
Anthony W.
Worst company ever. They lie, lie, lie! Do yourself a favor and stay away from this company.
Kenn P.
Shady company, they charge you 20% which throws all your profit out the window.
Eias N.
💯 % scam They came to our restaurant and they introduced themself with fake names and start talking about that they will improve your business and then they will asked you for your business bank account ...they are fraud and scams be aware of them
Ertan K.
totally scam, I wasted over 3k, I have been doing marketing for years on google, yelp,open table,instagram and etc but Rewards Network doesn't do anything like them. they just charge you if Marriott bonvoy card holders comes they deduct 15 percent of the whole check.marriott reps gave me mis information to open account( white sugar coating bs)
sundeep
Serious Fraud. These guys charge insane interest rate between 50-100% in the name of marketing. Poor small businesses become even poorer. There are other better lending platforms with clear & better terms.