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If I could give minus ten stars I would
This company took a topup charge in the middle of a transaction with a reputable provider, and then tried to take a sum ten times the topup charge from our card a couple of days later. Our bank security department spotted this and stopped the payment so you can take it that this company is well known for dodgy practices. We are still unable to use the original topup and they wont refund . Stay away.

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Bought a top up on the 6th of July, for £4.90, and then a week later on the 13th July, they tock a further £49 for no reason, I did not aggree to a subscription, the only thing I agreed to was a £4.90 top up, this company is scammers

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Prepaid Mobile Recharge."you are scam merchants". Days ago I topped up and yet wait for credit to come through whilst u have been paid by MasterCard.
My advice to the public keep away from Prepaid Mobile Recharge, cancel card immediately whilst informing Bank/Card provider.
JFeeney.

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Same as others on this site - I must have bought a £10 top up but was then added to a monthly payment fee! I feel very silly to have been taken in by this :(

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Prepaid Mobile Recharge is a scam company. Three days ago, I made a €15 top-up, which was charged, but the credit never arrived on my phone. Today, July 19, 2026, €49 was charged without my consent. It seems this website is dedicated to scamming people, using the same method on everyone who uses their services. There are hundreds of comments saying they've been scammed just like me.

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I would give no stars if I could. This is absolute fraud. I did a one off £20 top up, and they have now requested another £49 from my debit card. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY at all, this is FRAUD.

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I think I have been scammed. Paid for top-up no top up. Also in small print subscription charge. Where has my money gone?
Now they want personal information to " better understand what has happened"
This is a tactic to remove my review!

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Is this company linked to Giff Gaff?? I bought £9.80 giff gaff credit and get the message that I don’t have any credit, as I try to make a call. Why? I’d just added £9.80 to my giff gaff account. I have tried SIM card in two different phones cos I thought problem was with the phone but still the same outcomes. The money, £9.80 has come out of my account and been paid to a company called ""Prepaidmobilerecharge"" on the 14th July 2026. Next thing I know, two days later on the 16th July 2026, £49 has left my account to the same company - "Prepaidmobilerecharge" which I did not authorise. This must be a scam/fraud! I have reported issue to my bank as a scam/fraud. Stay away from giff gaff and this company - “Prepaidmobilerecharge.” Surely giff gaff must be aware of what’s going on!

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Subscription scam! Would give zero stars if I could. Like other reviews I believed I was dealing with giffgaff o top up my childs phone with £10 and only realised when the transaction went through that it was a third party. A few days later I had a £49 charge on my bank account! I was not aware of signing up for anything and still dont even know what this company does! I am now claiming through a fraud dispute with my bank as the company only offered a 20% refund. Avoid this company at all costs!

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used this website because I simply wanted to top up my EE mobile phone. At no point did I intentionally sign up for a £49 subscription. I believed I was making a one-time payment for a phone recharge.
As soon as I noticed the unexpected charge, I contacted customer support and cancelled the subscription immediately. I requested a full refund because I never intended to purchase a recurring membership and did not use any of its benefits.
Unfortunately, the company refused to issue a full refund and only offered me 20% of the subscription fee, despite my explanation.
In my opinion, the subscription terms were not presented clearly enough, and the overall experience was misleading. I would not have proceeded if I had understood that I was signing up for a recurring £49 membership.
I hope the company reconsiders its practices so that other customers do not experience the same issue.

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