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no idea who they are, but they just took $60 from my bank account!
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no idea who they are, but they just took $60 from my bank account!
Zero stars...whatever this is, it's a total scam. I too, was downloading a parking app via Google. It had the company logo, so I didn't think for a minute it was fake. When I entered my info, it came up as an error when I entered my PIN, so I did it again and the same thing happened. I noticed that that there was a 1.95 auto fee for some marketing thing that was automatically checked too that I unchecked. My bank immediately notified me of a suspicious charge of $59.81 and locked my card when I let them know this was not me. The website looked legit, even so far as to copy the parking company logo. After a review, I realized that the website was sponsored content and it was called 111Apps. Reported this to my bank as well.
They withdrew $1.95 from my account, I never dealt with this company in any way.when I called the # showing on my bank statement a female with a strong foreign accent answered, I could hardly understand her kept asking for more personal information. I had my debit card shut down.
My wife was trying to get a parking app to work and may have clicked on a wrong button but we have a $1.95 charge and then a $34.95 charge 3 days later, what a scam so now I have to cancel that card and get a new card. Beware of buttons on different parking apps.
I seen this 35.00 and 5.00 charge on my debt card this month .It's been going on since April. My bank issued me a new card and started a dispute and investigation with this company.
This company has repeatedly charged me for some subscription that I did not authorize. I call them to get the charge removed, but they just keep on charging.
Why can't someone stop this sort of fraud?
Charlotte Boatwright
You charged my account and I didn't order what ever it is that you sell
As i only order from companies that I am familiar with and you are not the one. I have asked for a refund for what you took from my account and the charges that you caused of $35.00 + $4.95. I NEED MY REFUND WITHIN 2 DAYS IF NOT I WILL GO VIRAL ON EVERY ACCOUNT I CAN AND I WILL SUE YOU
GOOD LUCK
My elderly mom thought she had clicked on an "app" that advertised a "free" 5-day trial. The "app" secretly redirected to "wlygt.top" and immediately charged her debit card $49.95 for the "free" trial. We immediately notified her bank, disputed the charge, and closed her card. Do NOT trust this "company."
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