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When we started using them 6 years ago, we liked their service. Affordable and only occasional bugs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When we originally became a customer of Neverbounce 6 years ago and integrated them into our systems, there was no expiration date on prepaid credits. That was part of the purchasing decision for us, as our use case involved variable quantities of new leads that we use the Neverbounce API to check before adding them to a drip sequence.
In 2024, they introduced an expiration date on credits in fine print on the pricing page. I'm guessing this is a way to increase the revenue without raising the price, since there is no real-world reason why the credits need to expire. It’s like the Post Office announcing that all unused forever stamps will expire in a year and adding an expiration date to any stamps made in the future. This is a pretty major shift for customers who have already written software around their service.
I reached out to their customer service asking for a resolution, and they seemed apologetic but said nothing could be done.
I see this is a common complaint with the company, and in looking at their website I also noticed they advertise 7,000+ G2 reviews with a 4.5-star rating. As of today, they have 138 reviews and a 4.2-star rating. I don't know what else they're lying about, there could be more things, and it certainly leaves me wondering about the accuracy of their product. I'm currently looking for a replacement service to transition to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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