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GBGreat if using basic services. TERRIBLE support and bulk upload features Product is decent. Massively let down by the EXTREMELY slow and incompetent first line customer care (despite being a paid member) each time you contact them expect a min 2 day reply. Bulk uploading of links doesn’t work if you are redirecting to the same link. Instead you have to add “UTMs” which is time consuming for each one. I have now moved to another provider where bulk uploading works and emails are responded to in a couple of hours max. Bitlys 2nd line support is far more responsive in the 2 times I had to reach out. Just to respond to each email takes 2-3 days minimum and up to 5 days!! Only good if you are doing ad hoc links here and there and using the free account- Only getting two stars for this reason otherwise 1. Avoid if paying and expecting support.
Consumer
GBcustomer service from sales to the… The customer service from sales to the fitting was faultless old school,the fitters were polite and over the 3 days arrived as planned and got on with the job in hand. Highly recommended. Thank you Kay P
Sam Forstag
GBDO NOT USE DO NOT USE. As other reviews stated, the QR codes expire and the only option to continue using them is to pay $115 for a year-long subscription. In addition the subscriptions are listed with monthly cost, but they default you to paying for a full year with no refund for unused months. Deceptive practices.
charlie galliher
GBconstantly used by hackers constantly used by hackers as a means to spread malicious email links. Company does nothing to stop it. Hundreds of complaints. I was blocked from complaining on Facebook. They have zero concerns about stopping it other than to cover up the fact they do not intend to.
Andy Gibson
GBThis used to be a good service This used to be a good service, but like so many other firms, they have been taken over by greed and are now charging large fees for services that are free elsewhere (and which they have monetised already via tracking data). Their customer service approach also seems to involve telling customers they are wrong over and over again until they go away. Shame.