An email with a very good but possible…
An email with a very good but possible offer for £1.99, which I stupidly took. The £1.99 was taken and I then cancelled my card to stop anymore. Thanks to Trustpilot I found out in time to stop anymmore.
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An email with a very good but possible offer for £1.99, which I stupidly took. The £1.99 was taken and I then cancelled my card to stop anymore. Thanks to Trustpilot I found out in time to stop anymmore.
Scam site , first deducted 1.99 then 24.99 without authorisation
Scam. Offers a Milka chocolate gift box for £1.99. Then asks for another payment. Which I cancelled out of, only to see the £1.99 and a further £24.99 come out of my account unauthorised!
Have contacted the business, but don't expect to hear much!
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