FloatMe reviews: complaints & concerns
Although FloatMe has an average lifetime rating of 4.7 on the App Store and Google Play Store, it received a lower 4.2 rating from user reviews in recent months up to July 2025. Some users voiced complaints about various aspects of the product. Read on to discover these complaints, common concerns, and more.
What do FloatMe users complain about?
Out of hundreds of user reviews published in mid-2025, here are some of the biggest frustrations shared:
- Fees but no advance: Over a dozen users complained they were charged the $4.99 subscription fee but were denied advances, leaving them out of pocket without any service.
- Charges after cancellation: Several users reported being billed monthly fees even after canceling their subscription, finding it tough to stop the charges.
- App errors: Many experienced technical issues like app crashes, login errors, and verification problems that prevented access.
- No customer support: Users expressed frustration over the lack of response from customer support when facing issues.
- Small advance amounts: Some were disappointed they could only borrow $20, even after repaying previous advances on time.
Overall, being charged fees without receiving the promised service, persistent technical hiccups, and unresponsive support are common gripes.
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Scam reports
Even though FloatMe is a legit company, we found over 30 reviews published recently describing the service as scammy (for context, this is out of hundreds we analyzed). About 25 explicitly call the service a “scam”, “fraud”, or “thieves”, while others mention being charged fees without receiving any advances, making them feel deceived.
Several users report being unable to cancel their membership or delete their accounts, and some worry about their personal information being misused. The overarching theme is that people feel tricked or financially harmed, often pointing to unwanted subscription charges, inability to get an advance, and lack of customer support.
Overdraft reports
We found five overdraft-related complaints. Users report the app incorrectly flags their accounts as at risk of overdraft, blocking them from accessing funds when they need it most.
Some were charged the $4.99 subscription fee but denied advances, with the fee even causing overdrafts. A couple of users claim the app continued to withdraw money and overdrew their accounts, even after they stopped using or uninstalled it.