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I too foolishly replied to a boots £3 postage to review a boots collection and then had £46.75 taken out of my bank twice within 14 days. I rang them and now have a email to say my subscription is cancelled. A subscription I did not sign up to. Will now report to my bank as fraud.
Scam, signed me up for a subscription after paying for a backpack
DO NOT TOUCH WITH A BARGE POLE! I foolishly followed a Facebook post about reviewing Boots products, paid my £3 and surprise surprise did not receive anything. That was on 25th June. Since then £46 was taken from my account on 3 different occasions, 2 weeks apart without my authorisation! Totally scammers! Raised fraudulent activity with my bank who is currently dealing with it. Feel so stupid!
Apparently I purchased a 3 day trial, because I didn't cancel the subscription within the 3 days I then set up a subscription.
I do NOT RECALL setting ANYTHING whatsoever up for this.
And they have continued to take more money from my account..
I did, however foolishly reply to a person on Facebook called 'Jessica turner' for a free 'Boots' [the chemit] review 😡😡collection
Paid £3.00 for a hamper to be delivered received no email Checked my bank 1st of July this have took £46 pounds from my card which I did not authorise. Have had contact my bank to cancel my card.Raise a dispute form.
I foolishly accepted a 'Free gift' in a marketing (phishing) email and paid for the postage pf £3.00 with my card. Next thing that happens is my bank is asking me to confirm that a £23.00 direct debit on the card from cchelpcenter.com is genuine. It of course was not. Shout out to Santander Fraud team for spotting this straight away, Total scam.
Scammers. Have had all the many 1 star reviews and their whole profile deleted from TP. So i am doing the world a favour by adding them back in. They will likely post a fake 5 star review when they see this.
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