Ok For Weight Loss, Awful for Cancellation The system is ok and handy for taking care of much of the meal planning. Much of the food isn't bad, but you cannot cancel without calling. I failed to check this first, at I do not choose to use companies that force me through their retention processes typically. Additionally, anytime you call their phone support, you are forced to listen to every single menu item option and their advertisements before you can select the right number to route your call. It is archaic and frustrating. Not for me.

Did not receive notice of 2nd shipment… Did not receive notice of 2nd shipment and when I called was told I would be charged $520.00 for the food plus $425.00 cancellation fee, when asked to speak with mgr was not transferred. Food has too many carbs for me and did not help me lose any weight. Unable to opt out of emails I am now receiving from them.

To get your refund if you are… To get your refund if you are unsatisfied in the first 7 day mean before you even receive your food you need to cancel. If I knew the food was so tasteless I wouldn't have tried it.

WARNING I don't even know where to begin but suffice to say, STEAR CLEAR! This company is very dishonest in the way they run their business. It says a lot when you try to call customer service but there is actually no option to speak with someone in customer service for an established account! Its also impossible to cancel an account on-line. You must submit a request and cross your fingers. Still have not heard back. Its a law suit waiting to happen!

Read the fine print and don't trust them with your info Similar experience to the other reviews here. They try to charge you for canceling, then customer support tells you it's your fault for not reading the fine print. The food was about what you'd expect (not good), but atrocious online experience. I feel kind of bad for support reps because they're just regular people who represent terrible companies to make a living, but it was definitely a bad support experience as well. Telling the customer, "You should have read the fine print," is a lot like saying, "You should have known not to trust us." Lesson learned, Nutrisystem.