Although Albert has an average lifetime rating of 4.6 on the App Store and Google Play store, it received a lower 2.7 rating from user reviews in April and May 2025. Some users have expressed concerns about various aspects of the app. Read on to discover these complaints, common concerns, and more.
Out of hundreds of user reviews published in mid-2025, here are some of the biggest frustrations shared:
Overall, unauthorized charges, difficult cancellation processes, and unhelpful customer service dominate user dissatisfaction with Albert.
Even though Albert is a legit company, we found 50+ reviews published recently describing the service as scammy (out of hundreds we analyzed). About 35 users explicitly call the service a “scam”, “fraud”, or “thieves,” while others mention unexpected charges or difficulties canceling their subscriptions.
Several users express concerns about unauthorized withdrawals from their bank accounts, and some worry about identity theft or data misuse. Many mention issues with customer service being unresponsive or unhelpful.
The overarching theme is that people feel deceived or financially harmed, often citing unwanted charges, difficulty in canceling accounts, and concerns about the handling of their personal and financial information.
We found over twenty overdraft-related complaints, most describing unexpected withdrawals that led to negative balances and overdraft fees.
At least five users reported that Albert took money without warning, even after they tried to cancel their accounts. Four users specifically mentioned the automatic savings feature moved funds without their consent, causing overdrafts.
Several users said payments were taken before their payday, and they couldn't adjust repayment dates, leading to fees. Many found it hard to reach customer support or close their accounts, resulting in ongoing charges and frustration.