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Advertised on Facebook under a sponsored advert as a cheap Boots deal with great reviews so I ordered it. £2 was supposed to be taken but £3.56 and was charged as Codetutor-eu - a company I was unawar... See more
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Ordered a gift box from Boots after completion of a survey and paid £2.49 delivery. Found out 2 payments come out of bank unauthorised and appears to be for a subscription that I didn't sign up for. B... See more
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total scam they suck you in when you think you are paying for shipping for a prize won doing a survey then end up getting multiple charges for a subscription service you are not aware of absolute... See more
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Avoid this company
Avoid this company. They scammed £39 every 2 weeks. Scum bags.

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Code-Tutorcleint.com payments -This is a scam!
This is a scam. Fruad team at bank have bene alerted. Showing as "Code-Tutorcleint.com" in bank satements.They have taken £13.89 out my account every month since august! Looks like to have been linked to a boots free samples sign up link!

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Scam/phishing outfit!!!
Scam/phishing outfit!!! You receive an email inviting you to complete a survey and they will send a car kit all you have to do is pay postage.
Your then signed up to a rolling subscription. This company act shocked when contacted but they know exactly what they are and what they are doing! Report report report!!
In response to your reply -
I never signed up to your company! I made the foolish mistake of responding to a fake ad from admiral for a survey and a free car kit upon supply postage cost of £3 via card.
This was taken by your organisation and had I not realised so quickly you would have been charging me a huge subscription or at least stealing it from my card. YOU ARE A SCAM COMPANY!!! please don’t pretend to hide as a legitimate organisation there are enough similar reviews on line to confirm you have done this to others and are a fraudulent company

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I wdirty scamsould like you to stop taking money…
I would like you to stop taking money from my bank account i never ask for this and if it doesn't im going to the police. Your nothing but a scam. You don't answer the phone it doesn't ring so I want all my money back that you have taken and also my bank with also class it a fraudulent transaction.

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A scam site
A scam site that piggy-backed off of another site, so I put my details into their site instead of the one I thought I was buying from, then got charged for a subscription I never agreed to.
Subscription cancelled and a dispute raised with the support of my bank for deception and misconduct from this company. Absolutely awful behaviour.

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total scam
total scam
they suck you in when you think you are paying for shipping for a prize won doing a survey then end up getting multiple charges for a subscription service you are not aware of
absolute fraudsters and scum

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Wake up and acknowledge
Stop sending generated emails and replies to these reviews and acknowledge you have a problem of spam or fraud within your company.
It's pathetic.

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Scam - Do not be seduced by a cheap Boots deal!
Advertised on Facebook under a sponsored advert as a cheap Boots deal with great reviews so I ordered it. £2 was supposed to be taken but £3.56 and was charged as Codetutor-eu - a company I was unaware of and had never knowingly dealt with. Noticed another amount of £43.56 being charged to my card from the same company. I investigated further to discover I had apparently unknowingly signed up to a software subscription. I swiftly found and went on to their site and cancelled the subscription immediately and will contact Action Fraud and my credit card provider to see if I can obtain a refund. Don't be seduced by a crazy offer - it's all a con

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Scammers on facebook
I had bought something on facebook Boots box of goodies, (rookie mistake) and the initial money came out of my account. Alarm bells rang when I received no response of confirmation for delivery and purchase. A further £23.03 came out of my bank account which is apparently a subscription I paid for. There was no literature at the point of payment. I’ve emailed them and they sent a reply to say that they have cancelled my subscription’. Asking them for a refund for both the non existent item and the‘subscription’ and they are now ignoring me. I’m hoping that Visa will be able to help me. So, no matter how genuine the photos of happy customers with their purchases, don’t fall for it.

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Scam
Scam
I ordered a box from boots, and had to pay a delivery fee.
Never thought anything of it, yet have had over £120 taken from me. I finally found out who the charges were from, and emailed them asking for a refund as I never had any knowledge of any subscription. I had no emails from them showing I had subscribed to anything. (I did a search when I saw it on my statement)
After i emailed them, they replied saying that I had signed up and they had set me up an account. This is all very underhand and obviously an easy way for them to dupe unsuspecting people out of funds.
I asked for a refund, no success. The bank will need to take this further, and also the police
Total fraud, how can companies get away with this?

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Been charged a subscription fee for…
Been charged a subscription fee for something I’ve not signed upto. I completed a boots survey and payed postage for my freebie.
This is a scam and I’m reporting this to the police.

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Codetutorclient.com wanted to add pics to show people
Scam scam scam scam SCAM SITE.... Even looks like a spam scam site. Don't know how to report them but they should not be allowed to get away with just taking money for unauthorized subscription fees when you have NO CLUE to who or what they do. And as for the site OMG can't look anymore fake and 80s if they tried. Thought I was in a DOS program. Thanks for taking Unauthorised payments.... Got it back and a new card. Ect. Be warned folks... Look up the link and you will see. Starts with small amounts. And soon gets bigger and bigger........... Oh don't bother with your automatic reply that you send to everyone. Your a scam company taking money from people's accounts without consent or permission unknown to the folks....... Want to add pics of the site so others can see what it looks like. OK.i can't make this any more clear. Either a company pretending to be signed me up to a subscription which I did not authorise or get an email. If this is not your company then fins out who is using your name.

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I bought a bag i thought and noe…
I bought a bag i thought and noe apparently a subscription and taken more money im not happy as I've been scammed ive reporter u and contacted my bank take me off subscription straight away

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Scam Alert!
Scam Alert!
Who even are these people???
I go to my bank account this morning only to find two unauthorised payments from a company I have no knowledge of…one for £3.47 on August 13th and one for £45.77 on August 15th!
Seriously not happy and am in contact with my bank to get this investigated and shut down.
I’m reading here that this is a 12 month subscription I’ve ’taken out’ but have never even heard of the company and certainly would not be taking out subscriptions unless I knew what I was signing up for.
Isn’t this fraud??
I’d appreciate someone from the company replying to this as I’m having no joy in contacting them via telephone.
What a disgraceful way to operate, it shouldn’t surprise me as there’s so much dishonesty about and yet it does.
*Bank fraud team are dealing with this now.*
Side note - initially I tried calling this ‘company’ and the call didn’t even connect hence I’ve put it into the hands of the bank and fraud officers who were efficient and thorough.
Update:
Company now want further ‘details’ from me so that they can look into what’s happened.
Please note that my bank are dealing with this - code-tutorclient if you are reading the many reviews on here it surely can’t be difficult to understand what’s going on.
I do not have an account with you so cannot provide you with a reference number so please cancel whatever you have with my name and details on, I have never heard of you and do not wish to communicate with you further (following advice from fraud team)

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Misleading Subscription Traps on Code Tudor.eu
The platform Code Tudor.eu advertises an introductory offer of approximately €3. However, this appears to be a concealed subscription trap. Upon initiating payment, consumers are confronted with two charges: one for roughly €3 and another for approximately €60. The latter is in fact a one-year subscription fee. Although the provider asserts that the subscription may be cancelled within the first few days, it insists that the initial €60 payment remains mandatory.
This practice may violate applicable EU consumer protection laws, including:
• Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC)
• Article 6(1) considers it misleading to highlight only part of the price (e.g., the €3), creating a false impression of a favorable deal.
• Article 7 further deems it misleading omission if significant charges (such as the €60 subscription fee) are not presented as conspicuous as the initial price.
• Annex I (inertia selling, point 29) classifies billing consumers for services they have not explicitly solicited (i.e., a hidden yearly subscription) as inherently unfair.
• Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU)
• Article 6 requires disclosure of all essential contract terms, including the total price per billing period and subscription duration.
• Article 9 grants consumers a minimum 14-day right of withdrawal for distance contracts; Article 10 extends this period to 12 months if withdrawal information has not been correctly provided.
• German “Fair Consumer Contracts Act” (Gesetz für faire Verbraucherverträge, effective 1 July 2022)
Although specific to Germany, these rules reflect best practices for EU-level subscription fairness. Providers must offer a clear “termination button” and a confirmation page, easily accessible without login hurdles. Failure to comply allows consumers to cancel immediately and without penalty.

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Ordered a gift box from Boots after…
Ordered a gift box from Boots after completion of a survey and paid £2.49 delivery. Found out 2 payments come out of bank unauthorised and appears to be for a subscription that I didn't sign up for. Bank aware and emailed Tutor client complaining but wanting the money refunded. It's a nasty cheating scam please avoid at all costs.

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This company has taken £3.47 from my account and I have no idea who they are. I didn't sign up for anything. Got the bank to block further payments. Be vigilant, folks!
I DO NOT HAVE AN ACC WITH YOU, SO DO NOT TELL ME TO SIGN IN!
This company has taken £3.47
UPDATE 10/08
Today they have tried to get €37.10. Luckily enough there's no funds!

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Fraud
Fraud. Don't touch. The enail said it was our Netfix subscription, but was this bunch of scammers. Avoid.

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Unauthorized charges -no response
Unauthorized charges -no response
I did not sign up for any subscriptionwith codetutorhc.com or code-tutor.eu,yet I was charged. I never received a confirmation email or access credentials.
I have contacted your support email ,but is not working,and i received no reply.
I already blocked contacted my bank and blocked future payments.
Please cancel any account linked to my email and refund the charges.
If you do not respond ,i will report this report to consumer protection services in Canada .
Nancy

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