SenderScore Reviews
SenderScore Overview
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SenderScore has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendations include "don't use senderscore.org". Reviews report blocked legitimate emails, high price level, and poor customer service.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback appears in the available reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- SenderScore reviews report blocking legitimate company email and ignored support inquiries.
- SenderScore customer complaints cite unresponsive customer service and chatbot focused on selling.
- Billing issues include unauthorized renewal charges and difficulty obtaining refunds or subscription resolution.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Verify support responsiveness before purchasing.
- Monitor billing and cancel subscriptions proactively to avoid auto-renewal charges.
- Consider lower-risk alternatives if email deliverability or contactability is critical.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
SenderScore has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendations include "don't use senderscore.org". Reviews report blocked legitimate emails, high price level, and poor customer service.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback appears in the available reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- SenderScore reviews report blocking legitimate company email and ignored support inquiries.
- SenderScore customer complaints cite unresponsive customer service and chatbot focused on selling.
- Billing issues include unauthorized renewal charges and difficulty obtaining refunds or subscription resolution.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Verify support responsiveness before purchasing.
- Monitor billing and cancel subscriptions proactively to avoid auto-renewal charges.
- Consider lower-risk alternatives if email deliverability or contactability is critical.
Who are these people?
- - Three emails are blocked with no clear reason.
- - They run a child care centre and deny mass mailings.
- - Contacts are ignored; service is poor.
We have 3 different emails and this outfit block all of them and for no logical reason. It simply just started one day.
We operate a child care centre, do not undertake mass mailings, do not send spam nor engage in any suspect online behavior.
Yet this outfit appear to act as emailing God's and when one approaches them they simply ignore you. Awful service.
Preferred solution: for emails to be unblocked
Senderscore.org blocking legit company email
I cannot email anyone @***.com and I cannot remove my ip address from senderscore.org
I also cannot contact them. And their Chat bot only wants to sell me services.
User's recommendation: don't use senderscore.org
Buyer Beware SenderScore.org is a Scam; SenderScore stole my money, do not trust Sender Score
- - SenderScore.org overcharged and breached the contract.
- - The card was charged automatically.
- - They posted false accusations online.
SenderScore.org should not be in business. It overcharges, under delivers, and does not honor its contractual services.
The development of their work was slow and tedius with very little assistance on their part. It took forever to get someone to assist me. Then, when it was time for renewal, SenderScore automatically charged my credit card without my authorization. When I protested this charge, they posted some now negative and false accusations on the internet.
When I called Sender Score to resolve this matter, I was told there is nothing they could do for me.
I asked to speak with their CEO and was told they could not transfer my call. They said I would need to send him an e-mail.
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@J.D. he is most likely referring to ReturnPath which is the company that provides senderscore.org.
They offer paid services to increase deliverability and monitor inbox placement.
I do not use their paid services nor have I heard of anyone who has so I can't comment. But I do know that providers such as Comcast, RoadRunner, and (I think?) ATT/Bellsouth use their paid certification program as a whitelist.
On a side note and I have looked at their prices and they don't seem very reasonable for anyone who doesn't already experience a high ROI on their e-mail programs.
Everything on senderscore.org is free. Are you perhaps thinking of some other product?