Coinstar Reviews

I used the Coinstar machine to donate a bunch of spare coins I had sitting around, and it was painless, I just poured them in, picked the donation option, waited while it counted everything, and the receipt printed out without any issue, so it was a really easy way to do something useful with change I probably would’ve ignored for months. I just wish there were a few more charity options available in my area.

I was just trying to find a nearby machine and check the fees, but the site made me click around a lot. Because things weren’t laid out very clearly, it took longer than it should have. I did find what I needed in the end, but the whole process felt a bit clunky. It would be much better if it were simpler...

I was happy that the fee was shown right away. No weird surprise charges popped up later, which was a nice little win...

I had an issue with my voucher and thought it might be a bit of a hassle, but support got it sorted fast. The money showed up the next day, just like that. Quick, easy, and no hassle at all.

I used Coinstar yesterday, and it seemed fast enough to me. The whole thing only took a few minutes, as far as I could tell, and there weren’t any weird delays or anything. The fee still feels a bit high, but the speed was definitely good in my experience

I used Coinstar today and the machine jammed about halfway through my coins. I figured it was going to be a huge headache, especially since people around me were getting through their stuff with no issues, but it actually wasn’t bad. The store worker called it in, Coinstar support checked the machine, and they made sure my balance was correct. I had to wait a little, but compared to the kind of hassle I’ve seen other people deal with when machines mess up, this was handled quickly. Glad it got fixed without turning into a whole ordeal.

I’ve used Coinstar quite a few times now, it’s always been easy. I’ve never had a problem with my money being counted wrong or with the receipt not working, which is kind of all I really care about with these things. It counts the coins fast too—always nice when you’re not trying to stand there forever. The voucher has worked fine at the store every time, so yeah, simple and I trust it.

I like that there’s usually a Coinstar kiosk not too far from me. I checked the website before I left, and it was easy to find one nearby. Simple. Saved me from driving around for no reason.

I used the coinstar machine at my local store and got a little confused at first. A staff member came over and showed me what to do, which made the whole thing much easier.
The machine worked fine and was useful once I got going. I’m giving 4 stars because the fee felt a little high, but the help was great and I’d use it again.

I found the kiosk right where the locator said it would be, which made things easy. The area could maybe use a little more obvious signage, but overall it was straightforward and the listing was accurate.

I used the coinstar kiosk at my local store the other day to cash in the change jar I keep on my kitchen counter. It did what it was supposed to do and I got my voucher without any issues, but the machine itself wasn’t the cleanest. The screen had a bunch of fingerprints on it, and the coin tray looked like it hadn’t been wiped down in a while. Nothing too gross, but definitely noticeable. Overall it worked fine, I just wish it felt a little cleaner to use.

Used coinstar.com a few times now feels safe enough to me. Login and account setup were simple, no weird popups or spam afterward. Like that it doesn’t ask for more info than it needs. Privacy settings were easy to find too. No issues so far.

I had a small issue and reached out to support. They got back to me quickly and had it sorted without any hassle. I’m usually a bit picky about customer service, so I appreciated how smooth it was.

It did reject a few coins, a few coins, but most of them went through just fine. Overall, it still worked okay for me.

I had a little issue with my Coinstar voucher and expected the refund process to be a pain, but it was actually easy. I filled out the form online, got a response faster than I expected, and the money came back just like they said it would. Overall, it was simple and I don’t really have any complaints. Has anyone else had the same issue with a voucher?

I found a Coinstar right inside my local grocery store, which felt convenient and fair since I was already there doing my shopping. I had a bunch of loose change sitting around, and it was nice to be able to take care of it without making a separate trip.

The machine itself worked fine, but cashing out my voucher at the store was a hassle. The cashier seemed to have trouble redeeming it, and I ended up standing around waiting longer than I expected. I’m sure other customers would feel the same way, it gets frustrating when the process isn’t quick and smooth.

The e-gift card code showed up quickly and worked fine when I used it at checkout. No real issues on my end, but I’d definitely warn people to copy the code carefully and make sure you’re entering it in the right spot so you don’t run into any unnecessary hassle.

It printed my receipts fine most of the time. I’d say it’s a solid option if you just need something for regular, everyday use, though I probably wouldn’t rely on it for super busy or high-volume situations.

I tried buying Bitcoin through Coinstar for the first time, and while it did work in the end, the whole thing was kind of annoying. The fees felt high, and it wasn’t super clear what to expect as a first-time user. I also had to wait longer than I thought for the code to come through. Support basically told me something like, “It can take a little time, just keep an eye on it,” which was fine, but not exactly reassuring in the moment. I did finally get my coins, so it wasn’t a total fail, but I probably wouldn’t call it a smooth experience.