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I googled how much for a London ETA. It said $25/person. I applied through IVISA, I did not see a charge but assumed it was close to $25/person. They charged me more than $500 for 4 people. They say they are transparent, then why not show the charge upfront rather than hiding it at checkout? DO NOT USE IVISA

Most of the time I use the app for step tracking, then add a quick home workout when I can't make it to the gym. A few videos load slowly, but nothing major.

Truthfully speaking I’ve used this service once in the past, and I didn’t particular find it useful at all. Generally speaking I don’t think this service should be used by anyone with major problems or looking for something that is missing in their lives. Hope this helps

I booked a round-trip flight through CheapDealsFare, which I accessed via Expedia. As a trusted, well-known travel platform, I expected Expedia's partners to meet a basic standard of legitimacy and fair dealing, which is why I proceeded with the booking. I agreed to a fare of $1,375. When the transaction was finalized, I was charged $2,348.84 — an increase of $973.84 over the price I had agreed to. This total included a $395 fee charged by CheapDealsFare for booking the ticket on my behalf, a service I could have performed myself directly with the airline for less money and with no added fee. I called to dispute the charge and request a cancellation or refund. The representative told me the inability to refund my payment was due to the airline's cancellation policy, not CheapDealsFare's own policy. I pointed out that if the ticket had not yet actually been booked with the airline, the airline's post-ticketing cancellation rules should not have applied, and that I intended to dispute the charge with my credit card company. At that point the representative became rude and argumentative. I remained on the phone for approximately 45 minutes attempting to get the booking cancelled or to be offered a fare in line with the $1,375 I had originally agreed to. Every alternative I was offered came with a significant price increase over the original agreed fare. I was booking urgent travel for myself and my mother to attend a memorial service three days later, and did not have the time to continue negotiating with a representative who was uncooperative and unprofessional. I am filing this complaint because CheapDealsFare advertised and verbally confirmed a fare of $1,375, then charged $2,348.84 without my informed consent to the increase, including a $395 fee for a booking service that added no value over booking directly with the airline. When I raised the discrepancy, I was met with a refusal to make it right and unprofessional conduct from their representative.

I ordered a CREAM coloured boxes in a MATTE finish and White boxes came in shiny finish. Garbage quality. I tried calling emailing nothing in return. Waste of money. Not even good enough for kindling. AVOID.

They prey on vulnerable people. £421 to replace a cable and cones on a garage door that cost Max £20. Therefore £300 excluding vat for labour. Customer services afterwards appalling. Refused to pass me to a manager or provide breakdown of costs when told the price is fair. Kept repeating the same thing and spoke shockingly for someone customer facing. Kept saying quoted before job but price was quoted without vat and to an elderly person who has no idea if a fair price or not. Shocking customer service contacts who would not work with me to resolve instead refused to pass me to a manager and cut me Off.

On September 11, 2025, I contacted Furnished Finders to cancel my account. I received cancellation instructions and followed them, believing at that time that auto-renewal had been successfully disabled. I received no written or email confirmation that auto-renewal had been turned off, and a subsequent review of my email records found no related correspondence from that date. On September 11, 2026 — one year later — I again went through the process of disabling auto-renewal. I again received no email confirmation that it had been disabled. I did not receive a renewal notice prior to the 2026 renewal. Had I received one, I would have cancelled before renewal. When I contacted Furnished Finders by phone, a representative confirmed my email address on file was correct but maintained that a renewal notice had been sent. I informed her I had received nothing. When I asked whether she had a read receipt or delivery confirmation, she was unable to provide a clear answer, though she indicated the company had "proof" of notice. I have formally requested that proof. It is my belief that Furnished Finders re-enabled auto-renewal on my account after my 2025 cancellation attempt, without my knowledge or consent. I further believe that the failure to deliver a renewal notice — whether by error or by design — prevented me from cancelling before the renewal processed. I do not believe I am alone in this experience. I believe other Furnished Finders property owners have been subjected to the same or similar conduct, and I am interested in exploring whether a class or collective action can be brought against the company for unauthorized auto-renewal, deceptive billing practices, and failure to provide legally required renewal notice.