Vouchercat Reviews 20

This website offered a 15% discount at our restaurant which we did not authorise and are unable to even put through our system...it's pretty outrageous. The customer thinks they are entitled to a discount and then we kind of have to apply it to keep them happy...something an independent business really doesn't need.

This site is a scam!!

We were directed to this site by a customer on our ecommerce store asking us how they can receive the discounts offered. We have never run these promotions and have not had any contact with VoucherCat.co.uk. They have used our company branding without our knowledge to show fraudulent vouchers. Please avoid!!

Using our branding and company to advertise fake discounts!

Fraudulent vouchers posted for our company

FRAUDS! Added our company without our knowledge to their website saying we can offer a 30% discount code which we have never agreed!

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!

We have reported them to trading standards - Hopefully they won't be trading much longer!

I don't know how they make money because just about everything they do appears to be a scam. Every voucher I have seen has not been authorised by the original seller which means the vouchers are just useless fakes.

If you want a real discount just go to the company direct and ask for one. You will get a few knockbacks but you would be surprised how many companies out there want your business.

I’m not sure what this is supposed to be but discount vouchers it ain’t.
Avoid!

There is no savings to be had on this website. They lure you in with postings about massive savings, but when you get there, the cupboard is bare. Clickbait at it's worst.

Utter horse sh!t.. surprisingly the 90% discount on a new guitar wasn’t valid..

Just tried vouchercat and like the other reviews it didn't work. It claimed to have a 100% success rate! Avoid. I just hope it hasn't managed to get any of my details in the process!

Avoid... fake discounts and unathorised promotions. Just purchased a product where they said I would get 10% off by using the link but was not applied. Spoke to the company selling the product and they never heard of these guys and confirmed it was a fake and unathorised promotion.

I am an owner of an online ecommerce company who has found discount codes / voucher codes on Voucher Cat (vouchercat.co.uk) which aren't promotions we have run and we have never had any contact with VoucherCat. Based on this information I will let you make your mind up on this company.

If anyone has found (Toolnut.co.uk) Toolnut voucher codes / discount codes on Vouchercat, please don't use them. Toolnut has not given these to them. incidentally Toolnut.co.uk doesn't give out voucher codes to any voucher code site.

Voucher Cat, please can you kindly remove the Toolnut.co.uk voucher codes from your website.

Complete scam. I don't understand how they monetise these fake links.

Any website that does not have contact details such as phone number, address etc should be avoided.

Complete & utter waste of time. Offer false vouchers that do not work for sites that have not authorised them.
Absolute scam.

As Managing Director of Posh Eyes, I am concerned that sites such as this falsely claim to offer potential customers of ours ways of obtaining discounts on our already discounted prices. We have no association with this site or any other site which claims to offer voucher codes for our posheyes.co.uk website. Julian Gooddy, Managing Director, Posh Eyes.

Fake site that posts vouchers that do not work. Pointless and spammy.

Vouchercat directed me to a site for free postage, placed order, PayPal authorised, taken back to site and asked to select postage method (free collection from Manchster or £8.75). Phoned the company, they never have had any vouchers or offers on free postage, they do not issue vouchers. Vouchercat is a total scam. Will be reporting to trade descriptions

This site offers vouchers for discounts off products off our own site (needlesports.com) which are worthless as we have never issued such vouchers and have never had any dealings with them. The "vouchers" seem to be for products which are already discounted on our site, so, for instance, we are selling a rucksack at £30 off, Vouchercat claims to provide you with a voucher for £30 off, but you don't need a voucher to get £30 off and you won't get another £30 off using one of their worthless vouchers. We can only imagine that the aim is to get your email address etc, possibly to plant something nasty in your computer, who knows?