
Metal plan subscribers are expressing their frustration as many feel misled about the duration of partner benefits. Recent complaints indicate that advertised offerings from companies like Perplexity, Nord VPN, and Uber One are, in fact, limited to 12-month trials.
Many users claim they were under the impression that the partner offers would remain active as long as they stayed subscribed to the Metal plan. A subscriber noted, "These services are advertised as being available as long I'm a Metal subscriber," but felt blindsided when these services were canceled.
Amidst rising dissatisfaction, users cite poor communication when reaching out for clarifications. One user recounted how Uber charged them unexpectedly, stating, "I was charged without any advance warning during the 13th month of my Uber One." When they sought assistance from Revolut, the response was less than helpful, stating that customer service personnel urged them to contact the partner companies directly, which has only fueled user discontent.
Interestingly, some have managed to mitigate their issues with temporary workarounds. "I took Perplexity when my Metal was 2 months free I canceled my Metal before the trial expired," shared another subscriber who curated their own path. Others have resorted to creating new accounts as a last effort to extend access, demonstrating the growing trend of DIY solutions among subscribers.
Despite some positive customer service experiences, frustration is palpable. Comments reveal a mixed bag of sentiment, with many feeling abandoned. "I contacted Revolut, but they said theyβd done all they could. Thatβs not helpful!" one user lamented.
Users are actively calling for better transparency and accountability. One noted that "the offers should be active as long as Iβm a Metal member. Revolut confirmed my understanding but didnβt help with the real issue." This sentiment is echoed across various forums, as many are demanding clarification on advertising versus actual services provided.
As complaints pile up, itβs clear that Revolut must reassess its approach to both customer communication and partner marketing strategies. With allegations of misleading promotions gaining traction, experts speculate that up to 70% of dissatisfied subscribers might seek alternatives by yearβs end.
π Users are seeking better communication regarding service duration.
π Revolut's handling of inquiries appears to be a pressing issue.
π οΈ Temporary fixes, like account recreations, are on the rise.
The discourse around these offerings raises significant concerns regarding how such services are presented to consumers. Without rectification, Revolut risks not only losing existing customers but the trust of potential clients as well, similar to early streaming service blunders where offers werenβt communicated clearly.