Sarah Vidoni
AETruly terrible service Truly terrible service. Their plans are confusingly written. I signed up thinking I could use 2 QR codes per month, but after paying $60, I discovered it was only 2 per year. This crucial information was buried in the legal section. So, effectively, the price is $30 per QR code. On top of that, their customer service is awful. No one responds, and after submitting multiple tickets, I received a generic response before they closed the ticket.
AJ Taylor
AUWon't provide support Won't provide support The account is deactivated, and they keep charging me. Because account is deactivated you can't reach out to support because they have no contact email
Abbie Edwards
GBPlease do not waste money upgrading. Customer support ignore you. After using Bit.ly for years, I was really excited to upgrade to be able to use a custom URL. You can imagine my disappointment at their complete lack of professional choices for a short URL as well as not even allowing us to use our own domains - For reasons specifically not stated on their website. Their accounting team, support and sales team are now actually ignoring my emails. Which as you imagine, makes me feel like we've been robbed. We've paid about £250 for nothing, and they are refusing to acknowledge that.
Peo Haggstrom
GBInfested with short links to adult sites. For many years we have gotten our inboxes full of bitly links containing adult sites. Bitly has been advised of this many times, but obviously never answered nor acted on any of our reports. I have to suspect that bitly profits hugely from unsolicited advertisers and junk mailers.
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.