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I rented a film for 5 euro, 6 months later i find out i am paying 5 euros a month pluss another 45 euros as a member.
This is not what i signed up for, from a one time fee of 5 euros to 50 euros a month. Thank ØØØØ i noticed it or it would have carried on forever.
This is where Roku sent me to buy spare parts for a device I have.
I placed the order, next day delivery. A week later nothing arrives.
I emailed, and the address bounced.
I called, and got Exertis, who runs the site. It took me 30 minutes to get hold of someone there who even knew what was going on. They then told me that it would go out 'soon'.
I cancelled the order and am still waiting on a refund.
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