Offerx Reviews 

Didn't believe it either. But...I won $2000 Jb hifi gift cards from a competition survey I answered after completing there application to become a tester

I have unsubrscribed more that once and for some reason I keep receiving emails, its frustrating and there are SO many. Worst part is, they say in heading "you have been approved" when you open the email it says you have been approved to apply. OF COURSE I HAVE. Anyone can be approved to apply... Pointless and excessive.

Getting spamed constantly and constantly trying to get me to do servays avoid this company

I get stupid calls all day from random numbers that dont stop calling, never mind the endless emails, i should have never given out my details and no, i didnt get anything for free!! avoid them.

Just want to say that this offer x is really great I entered and I. Got 100 pounddss. To spend t Toby carvery and therefor I took the mother to mm y unborn out for 2 meals on this card. Wicked and thanks a lot..

Absolutely rubbish don't even bother. It's a scam. They ask personal questions and what not directing to different links asking you to answer questions after questions without getting anywhere

Please try to avoid this website they do not send any freebies out and pass your details to other parties who ring you up with their stupid offers it's like opening a door to the wolves i wish I had never gave my details but what's done is done. I strongly advise keep away

Just found another "freebies site" so i had a look through. Again seen MAC makeup testers wanted.. ive seen this LOADS!!! scrolled down & saw offerX. So been there, done that a few times & no, you dont get to test anything but you will get bombared with spam, cold callers, etc. They always use companies that have expensive peoducts so it draws you in thinking youll be able to try things you normally couldnt afford, but the good old saying... if its too good to be true, it usually is. Now giving up on the freebies/ free sample sites as they know their audience is all people who dont have disposable income, low income, Mums, etc & they take advantage of that. AVOID!!!!!
PS Notice how they dont have any ratings above 1 star... that tells you all you need to know.

Donot sign up it’s a big con you don’t ‘win ‘ anything
The psychic read is a big con too
Don’t be fooled !!

Selling my info that hasn't been given to them by me or my permission to sell it.

These guys scam you till death. I signed up for something and 10 random companies have been emailing and phoning me constantly. Please guys don't fall for this this trap.

They emailed me spam that i never signed up for then received two calls saying i had signed up via offer x which was absolute rubbish. checked my internet history as they gave me the time i 'signed up' and i wasn't even online. Don't give any information and block everything you can!!!

Scammers. I didn't sign up to this website. Also receiving calls from them. Blocked.

Scam, Avoid.

Like many here I received an email saying I had signed up (I hadn't) I then received a phone call trying to phish for personal information.

If I could give a 0 stars I would. I never subscribed to this website nor I gave them the right to share my details with any of their clients. I received several calls today from various lottery related companies telling me they call because I subscribed to euro million lottery yesterday - which I did not. They were trying to get me to buy lottery tickets to some other lotteries which I was not interested in. When I asked where they got my email and phone no from they said OfferX. They confirmed my email address and it was correct. Then I checked my spam folder and surprise surprise I found an email from OfferX / Get Test Keep saying: Your account is incomplete. and asking me to click a link - obviously i did not click it to complete any registration.

Then 2 other emails came through yesterday and today from Get Test Keep which is related to OfferX.

If you go on their website and hit the Unsubscirbe link on the footer, they ask you to login by saying "Please login to unsubscribe or change your communication preferences. You may use either your password or your date of birth."

Now as I did not sign up myself, I don't know the password. They don't offer you a forgot my password link either but they say you can sign up with your birth date which make me believe is a doggy way of them finding out the birth date of the user of that particular email address. I'm reluctant go give any information to this doggy company who has already passed my contact details to several other companies for tele sales purposes without my consent.

Living a review here is the 1st step to help others but I'm now going to report this company on to ICO (Information Commissioner's Office) and I recommend you to do the same on the ico org uk website (if you re from UK and received unsolicited emails from them) by clicking on Make a complaint in the menu bar, then click on Nuisance calls and messages > Spam emails and fill in a complaint. The more complaints the more chances are this company will be sanctioned.

I didn't give you the direct link as I think sharing links here is something Truspilot won't allow one to do.

Spam and scam. No way to unsubscribe (their unsubscription / account delete procedure doesn't work).

Scam site, started getting their comms, never signed-up. AVOID.

Absolutely rubbish website. Does not let you test anything. Just sends you round and round in circles trying to sell you stuff you do not want.

SCAM DONT WASTE YOUR TIME MONEY OR EMAIL STORAGE

offers free samples, but you have to fill in so many surveys and never get to the level where you get anything unless you subscribe or give lots of personal info which then you get bombarded with junk mail. absolute rubbish, and watch out for the small print, it looks like you are getting a gift, but you are signing up to something. avoid!