
Moj P
NLDO NOT USE Bitly QR code generator Only needed 1 QR code generated for a poster at work. Went with Bitly as the add was very much highlighting the fact I could create codes for free (at least during the trial period) and because it seemed to be a reputable company. After 2 weeks however and before the poster event at work, Bitly has disabled my QR code and it basically holding me to ransom for a minimum yearly fee of approx. €100 if I want to re-activate my one QR code. Ridiculous! Wish I had gone with the Adobe QR code generator as that one apparently is free.

Andy Gibson
GBThis used to be a good service This used to be a good service, but like so many other firms, they have been taken over by greed and are now charging large fees for services that are free elsewhere (and which they have monetised already via tracking data). Their customer service approach also seems to involve telling customers they are wrong over and over again until they go away. Shame.

Richi de G
CHBig SCAM Big SCAM. The Business model is that people generate QR codes and print them on their stuff (Flyers, Magazines etc) and after two weeks they get inactive. Then you will have to pay for a whole year in order to use them. (but you will, because reprinting everything costs more)

Veronica Aragon
GBWater damage repair They are professionals.A big thank you for All Property Claims.My claim was processed with their help and work done with excellence.It was my first experience with them and I am very grateful.

Jemma Louise Holden
GBIf I could give a minus 1 I would If I could give a minus 1 I would. Not fit for purpose and no cooling off period after paying for the full year. Couldn't generate QR codes and lost my monthly allowance. Tried to talk to helpdesk and asked me the same thing over and over again. AVOID AT ALL COSTS