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As far as we can tell, this “company”, or it seems, fraud mill, has charged our bank card 41 times over 41 months, for a total of around $900 CAD. There is no one in our family that has signed up for their service, nor would we have a need to.
This website charged illegally 3 times, is annoying, I figured it out, they seems do all this kind of stuff all the time.
They charge my debit card 5 times.
Without my permission of course. F....n morons
Whoeasy illegally charged my card without authorization and was never a member. Charges go back for at least 15 months after talking to cs and agreeing to refund the amount I only received 1 months refund after contacting a second time was told I would get refund but never happen then called a third time they soft block my call with a automated message. Then call from another number and requested the refund I was told yes again but haven't seen anything and called back to find that number would to direct me to cs but the same voice message.
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