PDFfiller

Downloaded because it said "free" bit wasn't: I wasn't expecting that it would be "free" totally but expected to be nagged or have limitations (ie watermarked prints). In fact you cannot even try it for a single printout/download without paying $6 a month. So much better on the market that actually are free to use, edit, print or send with a better interface. Looks niceish though bit there again, other that actually are free look and feel better. All in, look elsewhere than this with it's false advertising as free.

I am using pdf filler in my legal business and seems like I don't need papers anymore. Well, sending papers by e-mail is not everywhere available but I can print it (and it is completely filled) and send by snail mail.

Wow, what a scam this company has. Opened their link... ba boom,,, charged. Call their customer service, automated scam message. They do every thing they can do to distract and confuse you. To the owner of the company you are scum.

After filling in document and saving, I've waited 20 min. For processing to stop. Is this normal? Overall, I like the software and the ease in filling in information. Waiting for the software to save so that I can print is a bummer. It's slowing down my productivity.

PDFfiller is a great application. It's easy to use, the interface is intuitive and it does exactly what it says it will. Some people are coming her and giving low reviews because the app isn't free but it doesn't claim to be and, for the price, it's a great deal.

Sure it wasn't free but the cost was as cheap as could be expected when you're getting such an excellent service. Uploaded my documents and was filling them out within minutes. Zero hassle, zero errors and once I was finished everything looked perfect! I've recommended them to my family and friends to use and they haven't had any complaints either.

They will advertise their services as free, but they are NOT free! They will manipulate you into believing you can edit your pdf for free, but when you attempt to save all of your hard work, you are forced to pay $8 a month. The fee of $8 a month needs to be immediately and clearly advertised everywhere on the website as transparently aspossilble. They pretend the service is free and do not tell you about the surprise $8 fee until the last possible second on purpose, it's a gross business tactic that I will not stand behind. Think that their scam tactics are really disgusting, I will never use any products or service from this company again.

Site is misleading. They lead you into the site by appearing to be an official government website. When you fill in the form and try to print it you're redirected to purchase the software. Now they have your personal info and now you feel had.

The website tells you it's "free" and has you fill out your pdf, but once you want to save it they make you register and enter your credit card number or you lose all your work. This completely wastes your time if you don't want to enter your credit card number to edit one pdf. I don't care that they want to make you pay for the service, but they advertise it as free when it isn't and try to get your credit card number so you forget to cancel the trial. Very scummy behavior.

I had something like 2 months of using pdffiler for making esign on my contracts. Have decided what people think about it and I was really surprised by reviews! I see a lot "scam alerts" but didn't see any solid evidence about that. Not really sure that such reviews are worth of trust.

The website works ok, but I have cancelled my subscription and yet I got charged anyway, which is why I will only give one star. Not cool to get charged when I clearly cancelled my subscription before.

Program allows you to fill in a PDF nicely and is very user-firendly. Why the 1 star? Because it blocks you from downloading or printing the PDF (i. E. anything that would make it usable) unless you PAY A FEE and sign up. Also, before they inform you that you must pay, you are forced to sign in with FB, Google, or create a new account with them.

This is a bad business model for legitimate business. In short pdf filler is terrible and I wish I were a hacker so I could rid the world of this blemish on it.

It seems like a free site with no sign-up required and it lets you spend time editing a pdf. But, when you try to save the document, a pop up tells you that saving requires you to have an account. Once you create an account, however, you are told that you still can't save the pdf unless you sign up for a paid plan.

I had to fill out a bunch of forms and was looking for an easier way to do it. My friend linked me to PDFFiller and suggested I give them a try. After uploading my pdf I was able to edit it easily and once I was satisfied with my work it was as easy as downloading it and printing it out. It was so much easier than other services I've used in the past and it was a lot cheaper too. Will definitely be recommending this to my friends in the future and am definitely going to be thanking my friend next time we hit the town by buying him a round or two.

I can't say anything good about their marketing policy and behavior with customers, but it's definitely handy editor for making stuff paperless.
I understand bad reviews and complaints, but read the PRICING section before using it.

The website claims to offer a free trial, yet it won't let you save or send a single document. Worst of all, you won't learn this until you have finished editing your document, then it lets you know you must susbcribe to be able to download it. This kind of bait and hook practices are absolutely disgusting, and the website should be ashamed of putting "free trial" ads.

As with a couple of others I found this site to be BOGUS! They lead you into the site by appearing to be an official government website. When you fill in the form and try to print it you're redirected to purchase the software. The form is actually downloadable at:

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/*******.pdf.

There are MANY free ways to make the form 'typeable'.

Again, this site is BOGUS!

Once I was charged by online service (not pdffiller) due to rollout basis of my account. I was ripped off and angry. I had a feeling that I was robbed... until I read the terms of the service.
So when I started to use PDFfiller.com I was ready for this. It seems like this is just a model of accounts management.
Now about the service itself: I've spent about 2 hours trying to find and fill out my W-2 form until I've tried to use PDFfiller. I've filled, signed and sent my form in 20 minutes and for $10. So is this expensive? Dont be so niggling, be more attentive!

When I first decided to go with this product, I was questioning it the whole way around. I was not sure if it would be worth it. But to my surprise it was. I was very happy with the way I could edit PDF's. I never saw a program that ran so smoothly and was so easy to use. There really is not anything that I do not like about this product! I would definitely recommend this product to my co-workers and also to my family. It is easy to use and almost anyone can learn how to use it!

I never have problems using my card online, until today. Right after i used my card in this website my bank called me with issues in my account. I have not authorized any payment in my account and yet the bank says there is something there from PDF Filler.

One thing I didn't like - their marketing. It really seems like ripoff. But number of tools and service really worth of expenses. It helps save time, nerves and main thing - no need to use paper in my documents.

They make you believe the software is Free. But it is not. Don't get fooled. After filling up your form, they would ask for email and password as they say you need to have an account and after that they would ask for your credit card. Most people after spending 30 mins would want to proceed. Have the company told them they have to pay, they probably wouldn't have used this software. These marketing tactics are SCAM! Be transparent with people and let them know you are going to charge them.

What can I say? The service worked flawlessly and it was well worth the money. It was much easier than I thought it would be, and the price was well worth the convenience of having to leave the house. I'll definitely be using them in the future.

No one likes filling out forms in pen and ink. PDFfiller offers a better alternative - a complete and versatile way of filling out almost any PDF on your screen. It will even convert PDFs to Word, Excel, or Power Point and save the files on your PC.

However, to convert your work, save it locally, or print it you will first need to pay, and PDFfiller makes no effort to tell you this in advance. There is no, repeat no, text anywhere that says, "These features are available to paid subscribers" or anything like it. Nor is there a side by side comparison of features in the free version and the paid versions. I'm not outraged but I am disappointed. I paid for a one month subscription ($20) because I was in too deep to start over but I doubt I'll renew it.