Global Savings Group Reviews 

The company has dishonest employees. The loan officer could not tell the truth.

This company is nothing but a bunch of scam artists! It originally seems like you're getting a good deal in a vehicle refinancing until you see the extra $5000 that has been added on to the balance of your loan for extra benefits that they verbally tell you are free! The extra benefits are not even close to being worth their $5000 price tag even if they were honest enough to tell you how much they would add to your loan! This is a horrible and dishonest company! Do not even think of dealing with them in any way! BUYER BEWARE!

This is the company behind MailOnline Discount Codes and other rewards schemes. It appears to be a Munich based company and has a very slick website that promises the earth, but the reality is that at best, this is a dishonourable organisation with the poorest customer service of any company I've ever dealt with, and I have Virgin Media broadband so that's really saying something! I won't bore everyone with my tale of woe, but as with others I made an expensive qualifying purchase, did everything right, got all the emails and then nothing. I've chased and chased by email, left another review under their Mailonline Discount Codes id on Trustpilot, and now they have the brass neck to accuse me of not responding to them. If this wasn't a complete insult to my intelligence it'd probably be laughable. If you have a promise of a voucher from this company for buying something, save yourself the trouble and don't bother. If you're a brand looking to partner with them, don't; they'll trash your reputation. Sadly're because they're a German company I can't report them to Trading Standards in the UK, but I would if I could.

Took out Post Office travel insurance via Mail online vouchers link in conjunction with GSG. Should have received £140 Amazon vouchers. Confirmation from Mail received that post office validated purchase. 5 months later nothing. Mail and GSG do not respond to emails and no way of phoning.
Received lots of phishing emails soon after insurance taken out.
Not worth all the hassle

Scam company (Advertised as Metro vouchers) - signed up to buy a simba mattress with a £200 reward of Amazon gift voucher.

Was going to buy the mattress anyway but ensured I had cookies trackable and followed all instructions.

The transaction did not track and they refuse to pay despite me showing them the email confirming my sign up and proof of purchase.

Any other company will pay up when you show proof, not these confidence tricksters, avoid using then and let them slip into obscurity where they belong.

Joke of a company, do not bother, they will give you infinite excuses not to pay out, blame the technology, of course it’s not a scam or their fault.

Missed out on a genuine £50 cashback link I could have used but didn’t! Not happy!

Complete scam. Took up a very clear offer to receive voucher in exchange for spending £150 with Dunelm. Did this and sent the invoice as instructed, been waiting and chasing for about 6 months now. The voucher is obviously not coming and I’m starting to wonder if it was a scam to gain access to my personal information on the invoice. Spoke to someone from Daily Mail who promised to take forward and chase but never heard back from them either. Will be taking this further as I believe they are misusing my personal data.

My reward voucher did not automatically track, and triggered no confirmation email after purchase; I also needed to chase manually after ~6 months before it paid out...

Whilst contradictory to the ~3 months written in promotional materials this is not unexpected from using other affiliate schemes, and in the end customer services did get the reward to me - so whilst it didn't give the confidence I have from other big-name cashback sites, ultimately we got what was advertised.

Don’t bother trying to get cash back from these. DailyMail Online advertises cashback, but you won’t get any emails from GSP and when you try contact them you will get no response. No telephone number anywhere. THIS IS A SCAM.

I purchased an item from John Lewis for £299.99 which entitled me to a £15 promotional voucher through Global Savings Group or so I thought. After claiming my voucher I received email after email to say why I didn't qualify which I definitely did. I have sent everything they have asked for showing that I am entitled to the voucher but still they say no so I have now given up. I wish I had read the Trustpilot reviews first.

Tried to get two rewards vouchers I was due to receive from this company following purchases through a travel website. First time I was successful but had to push to get the voucher time and time again before it arrived. Second time Pierre on “customer service” claimed I wasn’t entitled to the voucher as he wrongly stated I didn’t receive the second verification email. I pointed out this was incorrect and sent a copy of the email. Rather than admit his error Pierre hasn’t replied to my emails for four weeks. If he thought I would give up and go away he was wrong. The group Ceo at Global Savings Group is Gerhard Trautmann and if you are having problems getting your voucher too please google his email address or social media profiles. I’ve copied him into my latest email to Pierre. Let’s see if he replies now.

Spent over an amount on MUSIC MAGPIE to get a £50 amazon voucher

Voucher no recieved after 3 months, although i got an email after 3 weeks of purchase stating order had gone through and id get my voucher in 3 months time. 4 months later no voucher

Same experience as the other reviews, Pierre kindly confirms receipt of transaction then later makes excuses about it not being tracked then ignores you completely, was promised a £40 amazon voucher which was obviously fake and not true. No doubt they will be invoicing their commission to kaskperksy yet leave the customer high and dry,

SCAM! DO NOT USE!
I made a purchase totally around £1000 on AO so mailonline would send a £100 M&S voucher.

Though I received a confirmation email to say my purchase had been tracked and my gift card would be on the way, Pierre of GSG customer services is now saying it was never tracked and I cannot get the voucher.

This is a con and I will be reporting to actionfraud.

NOTE: Customer service replied to me again but only to say they wouldn't be doing anything so don't believe their generic reply on here either.

I bought a laptop for almost £1,000 from AO.com, partly because this company promised me a £50 Marks & Spencer voucher if I did so.
But they have failed to provide the voucher. Just a scam, avoid them!