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Shipmentfree.Com is a subscription-based shopping service that advertises free or reduced-cost shipping on a range of online retailers. It is presented as a membership that applies shipping-related benefits when shopping through participating merchants.
The service is commonly seen as a recurring monthly subscription billed to a card or payment method. Public reports suggest promotional sign-ups and recurring charges that some users did not expect.
For more on cancellation experiences and external options, see the cancellation guide at Postclic and third-party service details at Xpendy.
Postclic: How to cancel Shipmentfree
Xpendy: Third-party cancellation service
Cancellation typically stops future billing on the merchant side; you should receive a confirmation email after a successful cancellation.
Access to membership benefits may end immediately or at the end of the current paid period - confirm in your account or with support.
Stopping the subscription should prevent further charges, but past charges remain unless a refund is issued.
Keep records of any confirmation email and account screenshots until you verify no further charges appear on your statement.
There is no formal publicly-posted, clear refund policy available for Shipmentfree.Com; refunds appear to be handled case-by-case.
There is no widely documented automatic cooling-off period for online subscription services from the merchant itself.
More consumer examples and guidance are available at Postclic.
The publicly verified data provides only anecdotal pricing. Present the available plan below.
No official pricing page was found in the verified sources; the table uses reported user pricing only.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription (alleged scam) | ≈ S$26.00 | monthly | No verified features; user reports indicate recurring billing without clear benefits |
Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act provides protections against misrepresentation and certain unfair practices.
The automatic 5-day cooling-off period applies to unsolicited doorstep sales, not generally to online subscription services.
Some reviewers report good perceived value for a modest monthly cost, claiming membership paid for itself through savings on deliveries and services.
Positive reviews exist but are a minority among publicly visible accounts.
Multiple reviews online describe unexpected recurring charges, difficulty cancelling, and poor support responses.
Examples of complaints and discussion may be found on review and consumer-opinion pages such as Trustpilot and independent review sites.
Trustpilot: Shipmentfree reviews
Some users assume cancelling a promo or closing a browser stops billing; always complete the formal cancellation flow and keep the confirmation email.
Do not assume support will proactively stop recurring charges without a cancellation record.
Waiting too long to dispute unauthorized charges with your bank can reduce chances of a successful reversal.
If cancellation fails, escalate quickly to your card issuer and keep documentation of your attempts to cancel.
| Method | How to cancel | Refund likelihood | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (ShipmentsFree website) | Log in → Membership tab → "Cancel ShipmentsFree Subscription" → get confirmation email | Case-by-case; possible partial refunds for recent charges | monthly |
| App Store / Google Play | Cancel via Apple/Google subscription management (refunds follow platform rules) | Depends on Apple/Google policies; not documented by Shipmentfree | monthly |
| Third-party cancellation service | Use a paid third-party to cancel on your behalf (may charge a fee) | Service-dependent; fee applies (example: Xpendy fee) | monthly |
Keep the cancellation confirmation and check your bank/card statements for at least two billing cycles to ensure no further charges appear.
If you see additional charges, contact your card issuer to dispute and provide the cancellation evidence.
For step-by-step cancellation guidance and user experiences refer to Postclic and for third-party options see Xpendy.
Xpendy: Paid cancellation option
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Written by Nurul Yeo
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.