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This website furad and scam
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They're a scam
Dont fall for the scam. I tried to order something and was redirected to their website not realising it was a completely different business. I only was made aware when i got an email to say i payed £25 for a subscription i didnt even want. They asked me to give a star rating. So i put it as a 3 star review. They said they wouldnt refund my money until i gave them a 4 star review.
Scam website
Scam website. Unknowingly subscribed (via a pop up on another site) and money started coming out of my account
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