I signed up for QRfy to create a QR code for a one-time event, under the impression that their service was free. After the 7-day trial, my QR code was deactivated, and I had to pay an unexpected $179.97 to reactivate it. Unfortunately, I later found out this charge enrolled me into a recurring subscription, which I did not intend to sign up for or use.<br />
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When I was charged another $179.97 for the next quarter, I immediately canceled the subscription and reached out to customer service, only to be met with a flat refusal to refund me. Despite the fact that I never used their service for either billing cycle, they refused to issue a refund, hiding behind their no-refund policy, which I was unaware of at the time.<br />
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To make matters worse, I received no notice about the upcoming charge, making it impossible to cancel beforehand. This company’s subscription model feels intentionally deceptive, and their lack of flexibility with refunds makes it clear that customer satisfaction is not a priority.<br />
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I strongly advise potential customers to stay away from this service unless you are prepared to be locked into an expensive and unnecessary subscription.
