Medieats Reviews 

Fantastic service so far and a very tasty menu. If health is your number one concern then this is for you. I am a student and I don't feel like these meals are too complicated to prepare... rather quick and fast. Thanks!

It's a scam. That will take money fraudulently through a auto renewal that is not clearly stated on initial purchase. Then refuse to refund the money when asked to do so.

Do not purchase from this company.

At signing up for the 10 week program, nowhere in any of the correspondence was I advised it was an auto-renew plan. Signing up through Facebook means never having to go to the website - wish I'd checked previous reviews. Medieats deliberately hides the auto-renew factor. I believe it is also a law to advise customers of upcoming auto-renewals but they do not send those out so customers are taken by surprise when they see the charge on their credit card. I also did not like the recipe program as I received the same recipes every week, just in a different order. In 10 weeks, I only received 2 new recipes - the rest were all the same. Very boring!

They have lots of fish in these plans, at least in this one that was created for me and I love it. Nutritious and tasty at the same time... and it works wonders on my body!

SCAM WARNING: Medieats

Please be very careful. The website Medieats hides an auto-renewal clause in their small print.
If you purchase the first meal plan, they automatically charge your card every month without clear consent.
It is extremely difficult to cancel the subscription or stop the charges once they start.

In my experience, this amounts to a scam.
Please warn others and avoid getting caught.

Another fraudulent company that has small print that they hope most consumers will not see and authorize them to charge credit cards and get unwarranted money. I am so sick of these scammers and do not understand how they live with themselves

Very disappointed and upset that I can’t get a refund of the auto-renewal amount. A company that doesn’t provide a heads-up that original plan expiring is expecting to sneak the higher amount past an unsuspecting user. Would never recommend this company to anyone!

Don’t trust a company that says money back guarantee and then auto renews a program without telling you and then says the cannot refund the money. Cannot or will not ?
This will be the last time I click on any program. Consumers beware. In order to accept the fine print, you need to know where the fine print is to read it and accept I. Disgusting service . Way to ruin your reputation.

I cancelled the subscription within the time frame allowed. Due to my medical condition I can not participate with this meal program.
I requested my refund $102.18 U.S. funds.
I’m a Canadian citizen and looking forward to my refund.I have yet to receive any response back regarding my refund request from this company! Now what? ……I don’t just hand out money!

É Fraude! Muito cuidado com a App chamada de Mediplan. Por 1 mês de experiência cobraram 14€, não renovável. Para além de não ter funcionado a não ser passados uns dias, a pessoa não tem como anular a subscrição. Como o pagamento é feito com om número do nosso cartão, eles cobram mais do dobro, passado 1 mês. Tive de pedir ao banco para bloquear.
Não entendo como pode ser uma App recomendada da Play Store?!
Esta empresa é da Lituânia e é um robô que responde. Não se consegue falar com ninguém....

Scam. Stole money. Refused to refund. I filed a complaint with the FTC and BBB. I recommend getting their local consumer affairs to stop them completely.

SCAM AVOID
if I could rate this a minus star I would!!
Signed up cost me 6.99 was told my 7 days trial plan would be emailed got the email and clicked the link and it directed me to download the app again once I signed up it asked for more money I knew straight away it was a scam so tried cancelling but it would not allow me do anything on the app ..then low and behold 39.99 was taken from my account with NO authorization i couldn’t access the anything to cancel
This company under the name of self discovery needs to be investigated .. once you email them you get a robot reply!! I have them blocked from my bank so they cannot take any more money from me
Olivia Anderson is the robots name!!

Scam!! MediPlan get you to sign up for a supposed trial but you can never access the app. Despite numerous password resets. Then they charge you and all of a sudden the app works but you can't get a refund because you haven't tried something for 7 days - which you haven't been able to because they won't let you access it. The replies to emails are not from a human - this is a total scam and they are committing fraud.

Nothing is easier than this meal plan! Its hard to follow it through tho but have to do what it takes. I am satisfied.

Got what I was looking for and even some extra. There are thousands of recipes but I picked out 30-40 that I'll plan to do next and we'll pick up from there.

I am not a great cook at all but these recipes are so easy to prepare it makes me look like a chef! I think they have put a lot of effort in this making it as simple as possible and I am fully satisfied with the outcome!

This diet plan is an important part of my daily habits/schedule. I combine it with my training and the results are 5 x better than just eating healthy!

It is worth the money, no doubt about it... I just think its too complicated for me to follow the diet every day. I might just cut off my calories and eat normal meals every day and still reap the benefits of a healthier lifestyle.

I like that it's not just a random meal plan but made specifically for me. The quiz was easy to complete but it was still very thorough.

I'd never heard of MediEats but they appeared in my emails, like so many other marketing things that mine for your details. I never opened them until I saw a charge on my Paypal for over AUD$113 so I went and had a look. It was a diet program which I would never have purchased at 60years old because, in my experience, they never work.
I cancelled an automatic payment immediately and asked MediEats to show evidence that I'd actually subscribed which, after 6 emails, they avoid.
It's a scam, as far as I'm concerned. Be careful.