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Onlineshop für Guthabencodes, Abonnemente und Digitale Inhalte. Wichtige Info: Wenn Sie bewerten, seien Sie bitte Ausführlich, Ehrlich und Transparent. Wenn Sie uns negativ bewerten, dann kontaktieren Sie uns bitte auch direkt. Wir finden es schade, eine öffentliche negative Bewertung zu hinterlassen, ohne das wir den Sachverhalt kennen - sie können anonym bewerten, was wir nicht gut finden. Die aktuell vielen negativen Bewertungen rühren oftmals von Betrugsfällen her - leider nehmen diese Fälle (Kunden bestellen Gutscheine für Prostituierte, Snapchat Fake Accounts, Instagram Fake Accounts, um Waren zu bezahlen z.b. auf Tutti/Facebook) stetig zu. Hier ist unser Kundendienst sehr strikt. Sie dürfen uns gerne kontaktieren, wenn Sie mehr Informationen dazu erfahren möchten.
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Selibühlstrasse 5, 3638, Blumenstein, Switzerland
- +41 76 547 53 50 (WhatsApp Support)
- info@offerz.ch
- offerz.ch
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Very professional and helpful staff
Very professional and helpful staff. The website is moving smooth, this is the easiest way to buy a voucher!
Always knowledgeable and helpful
The support is simply top-notch. Even when things are falling apart and everything is in chaos, you still get help within minutes—and it’s always friendly and professional.
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I paid 200 CHF via TWINT for a…
I paid 200 CHF via TWINT for a CryptoNow card. They took the money instantly, then went completely silent for over a week. No delivery. No answers.
After I chased them with multiple emails, they suddenly demanded highly sensitive personal documents, including my residence permit, for a simple gift card purchase. This was never clearly stated upfront. I refused to upload private ID documents online and asked for a refund instead.
Their response? Refused delivery AND refused a refund.
When I warned them I would contact the authorities, they basically said “do it” and still kept my money. I have now filed a police report.
This is hands down one of the worst customer service experiences I’ve ever had. Unprofessional, dismissive, and unsafe. The whole process feels extremely shady.
⚠️ Strong warning: If you value your money and your personal data, stay away from offerz.ch.
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Got scammed 5chf from them never…
Got scammed 5chf from them never received my paysafe and refunded 7.50 instead of 12.50 its advised not to buy from them.
Reply from Offerz
Works well, easy to purchase, user friendly
+ user friendly
+ no problem with payments
+ vouchers available right away
+ easy to find desired brands
- no app
Easy to buy to gift card
Site to avoid
In order to offer a birthday gift I go on this site and proceed to the purchase of a voucher to have cryptocurrency.
I made the purchase using my bank card and was taken to a page where I was asked to send a copy of my identity card and a partial copy of my card.
The transmission of the identity card being required for the purchase of cryptocurrency, I transmit it. However, I didn't give my card and contacted my bank, which advised me against doing so.
I wrote an email to find out why I should give my card and a lunar exchange took place in which reference was made to the general terms and conditions, which did not specify that a bank card should be sent.
Finally I receive an email informing me that the link has been sent and concluding by saying that it's a scam.
SITE TO BE AVOIDED ABSOLUTELY!!!
Below is the last email showing the non-professional aspect and the fact that it's a scam:
Dominik (Offerz AG)
6 Dec. 2024, 10:26 CET
Hello Mr S......
We do not offer cancellations.
Since you seem to be very keen to be cheated and you are defending yourself against us, whereby we want to protect you, we have executed your order.
We are perfectly entitled to ask for your ID and details, everything is in our terms and conditions - you have read and accepted them. The bank card is also legitimate. Whoever is telling you this rubbish about this not being possible under any circumstances is highly questionable. Even in shops, the retailer can ask for the card at any time if there is suspicion and check the signature with ID or then refuse the card. It's no different online. How you come to the conclusion that this is a problem if you cover the card number and the data that is important is also questionable.
The gift has just been delivered. We will inform you how to proceed. However, a refund is not possible. We can already tell you that this is certainly fraud. "
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Bad product, bad business
It's simply a bad product, so you can easily lose a voucher just because the website is bad. Here the situation, I received a voucher from ALAO, to use with them. It had a restriction (which I didn't see but it was on the email at the end), that only certain products from offerz.ch could be used to buy with that voucher. I went to the OFFERZ.CH website, and I tried to find a product that I could use for the amount of money I had on the voucher. I couldn't really tell the difference of each product, or how to used, but I chose a offerz.ch voucher, which I thought it was a voucher to be used on any of the shops. It turns out, it wasn't. It was a voucher to buy vouchers on offerz.ch. I didn't know that at the time, and I thought I could just use on any of the shops they say they have partnership. To complicate things the voucher I bought, was the type of product I could not use with the voucher I got from ALAO. Now here is where things start to get bad. I bought the voucher with the ALAO voucher, and the offerz.ch not only accepted the voucher, as it issued and sent me the voucher I bought. At no moment of the process was I informed that I could not use the ALAO voucher to buy that product. So the transaction was concluded with success and I received the voucher. Everything was ok I thought. Offerz.ch accepted the ALAO voucher and validated the transaction.
Months later I tried to used in the shop and contacted them, which they say, that the voucher I bought could only be used on offerz.ch and just to buy another voucher. If I wanted to use it in a shop, I would need to buy a voucher for the shop I wanted. It was not what I expected, but ok. Later I went to offerz.ch, chose a QUALIPET voucher of the same value, and tried to use the offerz.ch to discount.It didn't work! Again I contacted offerz.ch to ask why it was not working. After all, now I was on the right place. And it was then, and only then, that I was told the Voucher that I had was blocked and could not be used?!?! Why? Because it was bought with the ALAO voucher and that should not have happen. Ok, but why did you accepted then? And why did you issued the voucher then? Worse, why did you blocked or cancelled, and did not inform me? Or at least cancel the transaction? And can we correct the situation now? No. It's not our fault. Also the voucher from ALAO is not valid anymore, so we can't do anything!! It's not our fault.
To sum up, this is not right. They accepted the voucher and they made the transaction. Later they block the product I bought without telling anyone, which says a lot about how offerz.ch operate.
You are happy with something, that you bought and you think is valid, when in fact it isn't.
Imagine if I had give that to other person? If you want to offer someone a voucher, just go directly to the shop. DON'T USE THEM! There is no value and you probably end up losing money. At least with the shop you know who is responsible!
RESPONSE TO OFFERZ.CH: You are still clueless about what is wrong with you. You claim to be a digital company, that offers digital products and don't know how to implement such simple requirements like:"Don't redeem vouchers to buy products not included in the voucher" on your website? It's your voucher, it your software, they're your requirements and you base your justifications on the fact users should follow written instructions on an email? The end result is, the website accept payment with the voucher and gives a worthless product in return, without letting the consumer know he bought something without any value. What do you call a company that does this kind of business on the Internet? What bothers me, is the fact you still think it's not your fault 🥺
Reply from Offerz
Do not trust!
Careful! This merchant does NOT supply the goods you have purchased. When I reached out to them about it, they threatened me and claimed they will charge me additional money just for “customer service”. Lost 400$ and didn’t get anything from them.
Edited in response to seller’s reply: everything, and I mean, absolutely everything, they wrote is completely made up! They clearly don’t even know which customer I was and are just making things up to make me look bad!! I am neither a “Swiss Arabic” person nor did I buy Google cards or forward them to someone “in another country”. I obviously paid in CHF but used $ for an international audience as people tend to know the value of $. Please do NOT trust this seller.
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Overpriced, Privacy invading and Scummy practices.
Prices are a scam.
Lets say you want to buy a 100 EUR Steam Giftcard. This will cost 114.00 CHF, which today translates to 115.78 EUR (03/11/22). You are paying a 15.78 EUR fee for using their service.
Combine that with the fact that you need to give them your personal identifiable information and you got yourself a waste of time and money.
If you need quick Steam bal use PaySafeCards which you can buy without ID and also pay with twint.
Offerz also offers PSC but just keep in mind that you wont get the code without sending your ID and waiting for a manual review (Just realized they want my ID for a 2nd time, so yeah, odds are you are gonna wait for a long time)
Don't forget the 20% cancel fee once you realize you wont actually get the code instantly, making the whole site useless. (This practice is scummy at best, promising instant delivery and then charging you 20% when you realize they lied.)
So yeah, avoid this overpriced, privacy invading business with at best scummy practices. There are better ways of getting gift cards.
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