Months ago, I was doing some shopping in burlingtoncoatfactory.com. They had a sale and had so many items with quality. I finally decided to give a try and ordered a dress. I paid $32.00 for it.
Just like any other purchase, during check out, I had place my credit card information, shipping address and billing information. Â I placed the order, paid it and I got my order confirmation. Â After that, I seen this message saying the order qualifies for a cash back! This SOUNDS good, but when you take a closer look there is a not so hidden fee.
So I clicked on the link that says Cash back and it took me to another page. Â So I signed up for a cash back and I had put my personal information sent to “shipping.com”.
I checked my mail to see if there was anything about the “cash back”.  I got suspicious when nothing came.  I went to google to find a review about the $15.00 cash back by shipping.com.  I realized that they are going to charge me monthly and has a 30 day trial period.  I was not aware of it because it does not say anything like that while you are signing up or maybe that is in very small print.
I immediately went back to shipping.com and cancelled it.
I don’t think that the shipping.com “cash back” deal is necessarily is a scam, but I think they should be more transparent about the monthly charge.
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