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This is a scam website. You have to enter card details before seeing what they're about, with promises that you will never be charged. Then 12 months later you are charged for a service that you never used other than looking at the website.
Fortunately, I was able to get my money back after I contacted my bank quickly.
Date of experience: October 03, 2022
Shapeme is a scam. While on search on the internet for a specific PDF file, 123Shapeme showed up to have it in their library. I created an account and stupidly shared debitcard information. Immediately after my registration, a few euro's were removed from my debitcard. There is no information or anything that showed me that this would happen. Do not trust these guys.
ALSO, watch out carefully for the subscription of about 60 euro's that will be present whenever you do not cancel your "trail" subscription.
Date of experience: August 19, 2021
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