Terrible misleading company and…
Terrible misleading company and service! Took £59.99 from my bank despite cancelling payment. Shocking communication. Lied when they said it was refunded and customer service no help! AVOID THIS SCAM COMPANY!!!!
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Terrible misleading company and service! Took £59.99 from my bank despite cancelling payment. Shocking communication. Lied when they said it was refunded and customer service no help! AVOID THIS SCAM COMPANY!!!!
Same as others, somehow they got my bank details when I tried to pay for parking through RingGo. Luckily my bank declined the payment.
Scam. Tried to take £59.99 from my bank account. Got details through parking.
Massive scam
Tried to park in Chesterfield used the app information got registered for musclemood and cardioforever
Reported to bank and rang these scammers and got unsubscribed (hopefully)
£59.99 removed from my bank and I did nto know what for. The transaction had a London UK phone number 020 7072 8861 whioch I called. They said they were a 3rd party payemnt site for gaming - Cardioforever?
Said my money will be refunded in 48 hours, but I am calling my bank right now.
Perhaps a pop up when renewing my council parkng or using Uber?
I used a QR code on a billboard within a museum thinking I was downloading their guide, and like already mentioned by others, fell for the 1 pound trick.
Fortunately Santander flagged the 59.99 as a potential scam. Card had to be cancelled.....a pain!
This is company to avoid like the plague. If you get to the point of paying £1 using your card DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES pay it. They then set up a payment of £59.99 24 hours later which you have to cancel or it is taken automatically.
Somehow I came across them trying to activate Channel 4 App on the TV. They use a C4code.tv Email which is close to the correct one. This then looks quite legitimate. I assume they are using other dubious methods to con people seeking services.
Do not use these people- if you do contact your bank to stop payment. Simply they are a bunch of crooks.
They get one star as I cannot give them NONE
Tried to do parking and unknowingly ended up signing into scam website. Cancelled membership straight away but would have taken 59.99. Contacting fraud on Monday.
Its a scam was trying to download the Uber app said it needed my card details for a £1 initial payment to verify my card then the next day took £59:99 as my bank told me id entered into a membership with them this was going to be a monthly fee too a membership of what GOD knows.So be careful as Uber seams to be in on it too.
entered my card details to a car park app, then found i had signed up for mebership with them, tried to take £59.99 a month from my bank SCAM
Company appears to be part of a SCAM organisation!
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