Liven has been a letdown overall and a frustrating experience. Though the app is promoted as a handy approach to find new restaurants and get rewards, the truth is quite different. After using the app regularly for more than two weeks, I discovered that the rewards system is unclear and that there are very few redeeming choices. I was asked to show proof of continuous use for seven days when I tried to ask for a refund because the software lacked stated capabilities. I responded right away. My refund is still processing with no apparent explanation even though I followed their request and called customer service several times. Liven looks good with the glitzy advertisement, but the real experience is lacklustre and irritating.
Downloading the Liven app seems like a fun approach to find eateries and collect prizes. About a month later, I discovered that my account had a 49.99 € renewal charge—something I knew absolutely nothing about. Not one email or notice stating my subscription will be renewed. I also looked at my Appl...
I’m really annoyed with Liven and the way they deal with charges. I didn’t sign up for a paid subscription, but they charged me twice—first $19.99, then $39.99—without any confirmation or permission. I just downloaded the app, and I never got an email confirming my subscription or payment at any tim...
Based on an email confirmation, I registered under what I thought to be a three-month subscription with Liven. When I checked my account, though, the renewal date was set just one month following the first transaction. I asked customer support several times with screenshots of the email confirmation...
I used the ClarityCheck application for only about 7 minutes. Even though it stated that the trial period was 7 days for just $1, my card was charged in Turkish Lira: first ₺20, and then another ₺410. This is extremely misleading and shows how the app tricks users with hidden charges. The service...
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