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My son subscribed via his mobile phone without me knowing and is going to be charged £4.50 a week. The login details and password he was given both do not work and texting the provided number to Stop subscription also does not work. As far as I can tell it is 100% a scam and have had to change mobile phone provider.
Date of experience: January 12, 2021
Text scammers
Received a text from them in the middle of the night saying I will be charged £4.50 a week!
I have never been on this site and I have no idea how they got my number. I’m trying to get my money back but can’t get past the robot in the phone tree.
Date of experience: July 13, 2018
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