Active.com Reviews 60

TrustScore 2 out of 5

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Tuscany walking holiday May 7th 2024. A really most enjoyable experience overall. The highlights - the daily itinery is well planned out and very well managed and coordinated by the excellent g... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Constant errors when trying to book Ironman events through Active.com, impossible to reach anyone. Ironman Staffordshire just as useless, took a month to reply to my email, shocking. Turns out... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Signed up for a ski race and was charged an extra $60 "protection" fee, I never wanted to pay. WORST customer service I've ever experienced. No phone number to call. An automated-only response 1 WEEK... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

You place an order for something, and these thieves start taking a monthly fee from you, even though you know nothing about it. I ordered some ski gloves, when they arrived they were cheap nasty piece... See more


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Ordered quality artic gloves, got some tiny cheap Gloves and a monthly payment of £39 for NOTHING

You place an order for something, and these thieves start taking a monthly fee from you, even though you know nothing about it. I ordered some ski gloves, when they arrived they were cheap nasty pieces of junk. And then they start stealing £39 per month from you. This company should be closed down, just thieves, nothing else. CANCEL YOUR PAYMENT SUBSCRIPTION ON THEIR WEBSITE IMMEDIATLY

Date of experience: January 31, 2025

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Hidden Charge, Worthless Discounts

I signed up to run a half marathon 6 years ago and this company has been charging me $89-$99 per year for the last 6 years. For a membership that supposedly saves on processing fees for the races - but I've never seen any savings. They do give an online discount for shoes - but I don't shop for clothes/shoes online.
I had no idea I was getting these charges. I saw emails saying I have the membership but today I finally scrolled all the way to the bottom to notice a charge. Sleazy.

Date of experience: January 27, 2025

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Sleezy company

Sleezy company. I ordered at art class for my kid for $80. There was a checkbox on the order form to "opt in" for easy refunding if I had to cancel for any reason. Sure, why not.

I happened to check my credit card the next day and the charged be an additional $16 to have the ability to easily cancel and get refunded. They did NOT disclose this charge clearly at checkout. They snuck it in just like people sneak in little ones and twos into Bills within Congress. Legal criminals right here...

Date of experience: January 16, 2025

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Camp insurance scam

For our kid’s summer camp, registration is through this website. The camp itself has a normal cancellation period and fee. This website slips in refund “insurance” for $105. It’s a scam and unbelievable how they take advantage of families. I’d advise any third party (such as this camp) to remove their organization from this platform.

Date of experience: January 09, 2025

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Shady Business

It appears Active Network slipped an "Active Advantage" annual membership into my most recent Tough Mudder registration and proceeded to charge me $99.95 for a membership I didn't want.

I have canceled my "membership" and requested a refund.

Shame on me for letting them slip this by me.

Shame on Active for deploying shady business practices. 👎🏼

Date of experience: November 25, 2024

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

BEWARE

BEWARE. This company retained my credit card information when I signed up for a charity spin class 10 years ago and later manually entered my credit card information and personal information to sign me up for a membership, which has added up for over $450 in charges. How is this company still in business??

Date of experience: August 12, 2024

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolute rip off

Absolute rip off. Just registered for the Henley 10k and paid £40 then realised that the entry fee is £25 - they are pocketing the rest for no added value. Great ethics guys - I could have given that to my charity.

Date of experience: May 21, 2024

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Tuscany walking holiday May 7th 2024 - mixed experience - mixed experience but great overall,

Tuscany walking holiday May 7th 2024.
A really most enjoyable experience overall.
The highlights - the daily itinery is well planned out and very well managed and coordinated by the excellent guide Francesco supported by Giulia and Stefania. The daily schedule was perfect which included good time in Sienna, hill walking daily in the region - rolling hills landscape / Montepulciano, Cortona and visit to the Franciscan hermitage etc / vin yards of this Tuscany region. The td active group on this walking holiday added to the very enjoyable walking holiday.
The downside - while the Admiral Palace Hotel in Chianciano scores well in many ways (spacious, comfortable, nice facilities etc and a good breakfast menu), the important downside for future travellers is that the experience of our group was a most disappointing evening meal experience / the evening meal is very substandard for a group on a 4/ 5 hour daily hill walking holiday. Example - dinner servings are very obviously portion controlled, mostly no vegetables served, main portions well below standard size wise, desserts served partly frozen. Requests for veg resulted in - you have to pay extra on your bill. A request for ice cream - you have to pay for it was the response. On a hill walking holiday a deceant nutritious evening meal is most essential. It’s was not available on this walking holiday. Well done to the excellent guides and itinerary and group which made it a great holiday experience in Tuscany. Let’s hear from the Hotel Cateting Manager please!! Arthur Ryan.

Date of experience: May 07, 2024

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Chicago Park District uses Active to…

Chicago Park District uses Active to sign up for skating sessions on public rinks. Once they have your email and credit card, they automatically charge for an annual membership, without any authorization. There is no method for dispute resolution or to contact them to discuss. I will work to try to have them removed from Chicago Park Districts.

Date of experience: December 22, 2023

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Um_activewear complete and utter scam

Um_activewear complete and utter scam. Took two bank payments off me and no product sent to me for the first payment so out of pocket nearly £100. Also number on the bank statement is for a soft play centre for kids in Cardiff. I will be contacting my bank tomorrow

Date of experience: October 10, 2023

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam!

I received a reoccurring charge on 9/14/2023 from Active.com. When trying to call customer service, it says that they are not taking calls due to COVID. Looking through my emails, I signed up for Muddy Dash on 8/14/2022 and received an order receipt from Active.com. I have never purchased a subscription or any other product from this company. This is a scam, and the company is hoping that people do not notice these reoccurring charges on their accounts.

Date of experience: September 14, 2023

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam membership

I used my credit card to register for a swimming event and somehow Active.com got hold of it and charged me $89.00 for an unwanted "membership." These people are crooks. They don't answer the phone, nor do they respond to emails. I hope I have succesfully cancelled this bogus membership, but with creeps like this you never know for sure

Date of experience: August 13, 2023

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

0 stars

0 stars. This website is a complete scam. Waste of money and time. Paid for “insurance policy” to run. Run has not happened. It has now been rescheduled 3 times the literal day before. No refund, and no one to get ahold of at customer service. Horrible.

Date of experience: July 06, 2023

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Non-refundable policies are legal in the U.S., but companies should issue refunds

In the United States, companies are allowed to have NON-REFUNDABLE policies. If you sign up for a race through Active.com or through Rock N' Roll, you'll never be able to get a refund if you want to cancel. Do you ever wonder where the money goes when a company creates a no-refund policy? I personally believe organizations that have NON-REFUNDABLE policies are scams. I mistakenly signed up for the wrong race; I realize it was my fault, and I clearly signed the paperwork that says no refunds are allowed. I will never run a Rock N'Roll Marathon again, and I will never run a race through Active.com again. My advice to event organizers: give people their money back and don't create non-refundable policies that allow you to exploit customers who have a legitimate reason to cancel their participation in an event. I believe that good companies will always issue refunds to their customers and don't have policies where they can pocket their clients' money. It's mean spirited and bad for business in my opinion.

Date of experience: June 02, 2023

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