Everyday Values RIP OFF - promised coupon and cash back and got nothing Internet

Everyday Services has advertisements in Family Dollars claiming they're a discount/coupon service to keep you get great deals. As a couponer myself I was intriqued, plus they said you get a 10 dollar coupon for Family Dollar. The first month of the service would be free and it's ten dollars after that. I signed up.

In late November I decided to purchase a X-Box One. The website claimed I would get 50 dollars off, plus 7% cash back on any xbox one at the Microsoft Office website. I went and purchased it through their website (made the purchase at Microsoft Office website like they said). I waited a few weeks, and I looked on my account, and it said "pending" with the amount of 0. I contacted their costumer service  and was emailed (almost a week after that) saying I needed to wait up to 45 days for the company to make a response to get your money due to the returning period. That was a red-flag for me due to using RetailMeNot or Ebates and getting my money within a few days.

I waited 45 days, and still nothing. I contacted them back again, and I was told: "Typically zero commissons are on items that are returned, cancelled, exchanged, not billable, billable to someone other than member, or if the merchant determines the item is ineligable for any cash back." So pretty much they are saying "nope, sorry, no money for you." They didn't offer any support, the actual reason, or any alternative for getting something back. 

Don't promise money back, especially 50+ dollars, on specific items at specific stores then do nothing and make me wait 45 days. I immediately cancelled my subscription.

Word to the wise: do not sign up under this company, they are crooks.