AllStateRewards
Reviews and Complaints

Man, let me tell you. This AllStateRewards website is a tough cookie to crack. I've been trying to snag one of those Daily Deals for weeks now, but let me tell you, it ain't easy. And don't even get me started on how slow this site can be when that countdown hits zero. It's like all the traffic on the internet comes to a screeching halt just to mess with me.

I swear I've tried everything. Different browsers, different devices, you name it. But no matter what I do, that dang button just won't click. And even when it does, sometimes I still get an error message a whole minute later. Can you believe that?

Now, I know I shouldn't be too surprised. I mean, this site probably gets tons of traffic every day. But come on, AllStateRewards, give us regular folks a fighting chance, will ya?

I've even sent in a few complaints to customer service, but all I get back are those canned responses that make it seem like they're not even reading my message. Like, hello? I've got a screenshot right here that shows an error message and a supposed in-stock item that I wasn't able to snag. What more do you need?

Look, I don't mean to be overly negative here. I think AllStateRewards has a lot of great stuff going for it. But if they really want to keep customers coming back, they need to make sure their site can handle the traffic. Until then, I'll be stuck here refreshing my browser and crossing my fingers.

Man, I gotta say, I don't think I've ever had so many problems with a website before. AllStateRewards is the most broken thing I've ever seen - and that's saying something, 'cause I've seen some pretty janky stuff in my day. Anyway, let me lay it out for you: I was trying to buy some magazines, right? Seemed like a pretty straightforward thing to do. So I picked the ones I wanted and clicked on Checkout...and that's when stuff started to go sideways. First of all, their dumb site wanted me to log in again - even though I was already logged in! What a joke. Then it just...hung there. Just a loading bar that kept going on and on and on. I waited for like five minutes, but it didn't seem like it was going to do anything anytime soon, so I gave up.

But that's not all, folks - oh no. I also had some problems with their Drivewise app. Every time I tried to use my phone, that stupid app just jumped right up in my face and demanded that I log in before I could do anything else. Like, geez, I get it, AllStateRewards, you want me to use your app and everything, but could you maybe not be so pushy about it? It's not like I'm using my phone to drive or anything. Anyway, after that, I got pretty fed up with the whole thing and just cancelled Drivewise altogether. I mean, if their IT department can't even get a simple app right, what makes me think they're going to handle my insurance properly? Not that I want to switch or anything, but it's definitely making me think twice.

The AllStateRewards website introduced a new max bidding feature that has had a major impact on the point auction system. This has caused the points only bids to skyrocket, which has had a major effect on the value of the rewards. The points that were earned over many years are now worth less than $2, as there are many users bidding with their max bids, which means that they don't have to wait to see if they are going to win.

The main problem is the flood of points that are issued by AllStateRewards, making it difficult for people to find items to bid on. This has led to people having hundreds of thousands of points and not knowing what to do with them. As a result, many users are bidding on items like a $10 gift card just to use their points. This has made it challenging for individuals who have fewer points as their points are now entirely worthless.

Overall, the promotion is not worth the time unless you have many points or are willing to bid a lot of points. However, if you are someone who has been saving for years, this promotion is no longer worth it. The main problem with the website is that there are not enough items to bid on, which makes it challenging to use up all of the points that have been accumulated.

I recently had a bad experience with AllStateRewards, and I want to share my frustration with the community. I had booked a room at a Candlewood Suites in Handover MD and the total amount on my hotel receipt was $195.74. But when I booked the room using my rewards points, AllStateRewards charged me $223.01 from my account.

I was shocked and immediately called their customer service to get a refund. However, the response I received from Theresa left me disappointed. She said that I was not due a refund since I had paid less than the retail price. I found this hard to believe and decided to check the hotel website while talking to her. To my surprise, the same room was being offered for just $87.49 a night on the hotel's website.

When I pointed this out to Theresa, she tried to convince me that the amount I had paid was still less than what I would have paid if I had booked directly on the hotel's website. This was infuriating, and I told her straight up that she was lying and that AllStateRewards had just stolen my hard-earned money.

What's worse, she even suggested that I was not supposed to receive a receipt because I had already paid for the room using my rewards points. This made it clear to me that AllStateRewards was intentionally hiding the actual amount being charged from its customers.

If I had gone directly to the hotel's site instead of using the rewards program, I would still have had my money. This experience has left me with a bad taste in my mouth, and I would advise anyone considering AllStateRewards to be cautious and vigilant.

Man, I gotta say, I feel a little burned out by AllStateRewards. I've been scrupulously hoarding my points for what feels like ages now, hoping to finally cash in on something worthwhile. But it turns out that the goalpost keeps moving, and I'm starting to wonder if I'll ever actually get there.

I mean, seriously. I've been a loyal customer for nearly two decades now, never had so much as a fender-bender, and I'm barely even able to snag a measly $5 gift card for all my trouble. And the worst part is, the amount of points you need to even have a shot at bidding on something good keeps climbing higher and higher. These days, you need to bank half a million points just to get your hands on a twenty-dollar gift card.

I get it, I get it. They want to keep their costs down and make sure they're not handing out freebies willy-nilly. But c'mon, man. It just feels like they're nickel-and-diming their loyal customers at this point. And to add insult to injury, most of the stuff they offer for sale on their website is way overpriced compared to what you could find elsewhere.

AllStateRewards is starting to feel less like a perk and more like a trap these days. I'm not saying I'd cancel my coverage over it, but I'm definitely rethinking whether it's worth my time to keep playing this game.

This rewards program is, like, seriously messed up. It's probably the worst program I've ever been a part of. It's not just one thing that's wrong, it's like everything is totally screwed up. Like, when I bought this Almond shower oil from L'Occitane, the bottle was already open when I got it. The whole thing leaked out and ruined the whole box. Plus, I got some other stuff in that order and it was all gross and wet. Then, I got this waterproof Bluetooth speaker and it looked like somebody had already used it. It wouldn't stay charged for more than 30 minutes either. Basically, it was defective. Oh, and don't even get me started on this Versace perfume I bought for almost 12 bucks! It was like, tiny. Barely the size of my big toe. I guess maybe I should have read the description better, but still. It feels like this whole program is just trying to scam people. And it's not just the products that suck, it's the whole experience. I mean, I thought I would feel good getting these rewards, but now I just feel like crap. I definitely wouldn't tell my worst enemy about this program. They don't deserve to feel this bad.

Been a customer of Allstate for ages now and got in right away with their rewards program when it all just started. But let me be frank with you, I never had a good run with their shipping processes. It takes forever, mate. I'm now on my third week of waiting for merchandise that I bought before Thanksgiving. Though my credit card got charged, there’s nothing to show for it. When I reached out to Customer Service, I got nothing but a plain reply telling me that orders take 5-10 business days to arrive. Well, obviously that was a load of hogwash. Nowadays, I just recommend you to exchange your points for sweepstakes entries or magazines instead. If you're keen on getting physical merchandise, be prepared to hang on at least a couple of months to when it arrives. And, believe me, that's not even an exaggeration! It's really a weighty shame since the items themselves are quite decent - the issue is that fulfilment just gets top marks from me...if it's based on a 1-star scale.

So there's this thing called AllStateRewards (allstaterewards.com) where you can supposedly get a free gift card as part of their daily deal. I thought I'd give it a try and waited patiently for the timer to run out before clicking "add to cart." But guess what? The darn thing was already sold out! Within one single second! How is this even possible? I've tried this multiple times and it's always the same story - "ALL ITEMS ARE IN CARTS." Are they kidding me with this? I bet they only have one measly gift card available - if that! So there you have 200 of us fighting for the same $5 gift card. What a load of rubbish.

Honestly, I'm pretty sure this is just a scam to get us to buy their other overpriced stuff. You can buy the same things anywhere else for much less - and without the stupid points system they use. I'm willing to bet they don't even have a real stock of these things. It's just a lottery, and if you happen to be that one lucky fool who hits the button at the exact right moment, you win! Hurrah! But for the rest of us, it's just a waste of time.

I wish they would at least try to have a decent amount of these things in stock so everyone could have a shot. But it's obvious they don't really care about that. They just want us to waste our time and get frustrated enough to buy something else. Well, I'm not falling for it anymore. AllStateRewards can keep their gifts and their gimmicks. I'm done with this.

AllState Rewards, let's talk about it. To start with, you can only become part of this program if you are already part of the AllState Big Brother driving program, and it's completely free. I mean, that's kind of nice, and as a result, I'm giving it two stars, but really it's scraping by.

Now, if you're anything like me, you might be wondering about their point system. I've got over 390,000 points, which sounds pretty impressive, right? Except when you learn that they're worth about 10 bucks. Yeah, you can only use these points to get discounts on certain items. But here's the thing, these discounts aren't really all that great.

Take, for example, a Carmike Theater gift card that you can purchase for 20% off with your points. The only problem is, you can get the same gift card for a 25% discount at Sam's Club. So, really, you're not saving anything here.

Then there are offers like the Kate Spade purse that they're selling for a supposed $75 off... which, again, isn't really that much of a discount when you look at the prices on Amazon. You can literally get the same purse for $69 with free two-day shipping. So why would you ever overpay by 81%?

Okay, but maybe you're thinking, well, at least there are auctions, right? Except, the last time I checked, my 390k points might just barely get me a $50 Best Buy gift card... if I'm really lucky.

So here's the bottom line: Sure, this program is free, but is it really worth your time? You might be able to find a discount on certain items, but seriously, your time is worth something too, isn't it?

So, let me tell ya about AllStateRewards (allstaterewards.com). Honestly, it's a hit or miss kinda deal. I've been keeping tabs on their Daily Deals and only about three of them have piqued my interest. When I finally found something worth buying, I watched the timer tick down excitedly, waiting for the chance to snag it. But when the timer finally hit zero, I quickly clicked the "add to cart" button just to find out that they were already sold out! What the heck?

I'm not kidding, I felt so cheated. I thought I had been quick and crafty, but the moment the deal was made available, it was already gone. It's like they only had three items in stock, which is ridiculous.

In order to check if this was just a fluke, I tried to add some random items to my cart that I wasn't even interested in. But, of course, they were all sold out before I could even blink. The only thing that's ever available is some book or magazine with Michelle Obama on the cover. I mean, no shade towards her or anything, but it's pretty clear that nobody wants to read about her anymore, right? Interestingly enough, they put it up for sale several times and it never sells out. It's like they have a whole warehouse full of unwanted Michelle Obama books.

Honestly, the only time their Daily Deals don't sell out instantly is when nobody actually wants it. I have to say, AllStateRewards, boo to you! I'm so annoyed that I actually had to create an account on this website just so I could vent my frustrations. They better fix this issue or else they're going to have a boatload of unhappy customers.

Well, that's just my humble opinion. At least you know what you're getting into if you decide to try out AllStateRewards. But seriously, Michelle Obama again? Ugh.

So, I done moved from FL to Washington State and let me tell ya, Allstate had the best durn deal back there. But now, GEICO's beatin' 'em out. So, come next month, I reckon I'll be moseyin' on over to GEICO's side of the fence.

But dangit, I done racked up 210,400 reward points with Allstate. And I thought to myself, "Self, we gots to investigate what these points are good for!" And ya know what? Nada. Zilch. Nothin'. What a rip off! I ain't surprised though, this whole rewards program is a straight up scam to catch ya attention. Don't believe me? Just read the other reviews, they'll tell ya the same darn thing.

I tried using AllStateRewards to save some money on designer merchandise for women. But let me tell ya, it wasn't worth it. You have to use your own cash and also redeem points to get any discounts. And even then, the prices aren't that great.

Seriously, $23 for a pair of socks? That ain't no bargain. And the rewards for men? Forget about it. They only offer discounts on clothing. Who wants that? Most dudes are looking for cool gadgets or tools.

Honestly, I don't think their rewards program is worth the money. I've got over 50k points and I can't find anything worth using them on. Total waste of time.

So, I decided to check out AllStateRewards to try and snag some of those discounted gift cards. Unfortunately, my experience was less than stellar. When I tried to log in, I was hit with an error message that just wouldn't budge. Frustrated, I tried calling the number provided for support. Sadly, I was transferred multiple times and after being on the line for what felt like forever (1 hour 40 seconds to be exact), the issue still remained unresolved. The support representative told me they would escalate the ticket and it could take a whole five business days for someone to get back to me. That's definitely not what I want to hear, especially since I was hoping to make a purchase. Why not take my order over the phone while waiting for someone to put out the fire? This whole ordeal has left me feeling swindled and disappointed. Hopefully, things will improve in the future.

I've been checking out all sorts of insurance, right? So, I figured why not give AllStateRewards a shot and redeem my hard-earned points. But let me tell you, it's been a whole darn month and I can't even get logged in. Every time I try, I'm met with this "There mighta been an issue with yer log in attempt message," and it don't matter what device I use - the dang site just won't work. I done talked with customer support and they said they're workin' on it and it'll be fixed soon, but come on now! Ain't no way a billion dollar company like this should be havin' these kinds of technical problems for over a month! They oughta step up their game and get this sorted out pronto. Can't be dealin' with this kinda load of crap!

So, I've been using AllStateRewards for a couple of weeks now, and I gotta admit, I'm a bit disappointed. I've had some trouble with the auctions. Twice in the past week, I tried to bid on a points-only auction, and every time, the auction "closed" right before I could place my bid. I mean, what the heck? Today, I was trying to bid on a gift card, and with 53 minutes left before it closed, BAM! "This auction is closed, bidding rejected." Are you kidding me? I've tried a few different auctions on different days and the same thing keeps happening. Maybe the system is closing the auctions based on some other time zone? I'm not sure what's going on. Anyone else having this issue?

When it comes to AllStateRewards, the sweepstakes aspect can raise some eyebrows. Participating in the program for the last four years, I have yet to win anything - even after shelling out extra cash for additional tickets. Now, I'm not one to blame my bad luck, but something fishy is going on. Upon browsing the closed auction site, I discovered that one individual has apparently won a whopping eleven sweeps! Yes, you read that right - eleven. And one of them was a major prize, mind you. What luck this person must have! Or, rather, what connections they must have. It's almost as if they were personally selected for these wins. So, to me, it seems like some sort of scam or favoritism is at play here. What's even more suspicious is that this person has yet to collect their prizes. Something is certainly amiss.

So, I had a bit of a complaint about this AllStateRewards website, and I wanted to share it with ya'll. I was lookin' through the auctions, tryna find somethin' cool to bid on, when I noticed somethin' fishy goin' on. Ya see, there were some items in the "Closed Auctions" section that I never even saw when I was checkin' out the "Upcoming Auctions" or "Live Auctions" a couple of days before. I mean, what gives?
So, I decided to give the folks over at AllState a call and see what was goin' on. The representative I talked to told me that some of the auction items are actually "reserved" for customers who have lower point balances. Can you believe it? I mean, here I am, a loyal customer with over 350,000 points, and I can't even bid on certain items that others with lower point balances can. To me, that seems pretty sneaky and underhanded. Like, why aren't they tellin' us this up front?
I gotta wonder if you can find this information anywhere in their terms or disclosures. 'Cause, honestly, it seems like they're tryna pull a fast one on us. Don't get me wrong, I still like earnin' rewards and all, but it would be nice to have all the information up front, ya know?

I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed with AllStateRewards. I was hoping to score some sweet deals, but it seems like there's only a couple available each day - and they always seem to be snatched up before I even have a chance to click on them. I mean, who has time to sit around refreshing their app all day just to try and snag a discount? Not me, that's for sure.

Honestly, I was starting to think that this app was just a way for Allstate to track my movements in my car or something. But when I called to ask about it, they said there wasn't anything they could do to help me snag a deal. What a waste of time.

Overall, if this is the best that Allstate can offer their customers, I'm not very impressed. I mean, come on guys - give us something we can actually use!

Awful, just awful! I can't believe how distasteful the customer service is with Allstate and Allstate rewards. I swapped a massive amount of points and heaps of money for some gift cards, only to never get them over thirty days later. I've tried calling customer service numerous times, but nobody ever gets back to me, despite being told that they would. The gift cards still haven't been sent, and I can't even get a refund. It's so frustrating! I've finally had to dispute the charge with my credit card company. What a waste of my precious time, hard-earned money, and energy! It's such a sham, don't fall for it!

I just have to say, this AllStateRewards program is... well, not rewarding. I mean, what's the point of racking up all these points if there's nothing worthwhile to do with them? I count myself among the 42,000 point-hoarders who are just waiting for something, anything to redeem them for. But what's the deal with the sweepstakes? I don't know anybody who's ever won one of those things. And don't even get me started on the "rewards" options they do have available. 20% off a bookstore purchase? I'm sorry, but that's just not very enticing. And how many of us are actually going to make the trek out to that bowling alley 30 miles away just to save a few bucks? Not to mention the whole free points debacle. I've tried to snag some of those a few times, but either the site is down or the links they send out are already expired. It's a real bummer, because I love the Drivewise program, but the rewards program feels like a letdown. I can't help but think AllState could do better.