WARNING!!! HONG KONG SPAM. DO THIS IMMEDIATELY: 1) Contact your financial institution to report Fraud. 2) ALLOW them close your account ASAP. They will issue a new card under a new account numbe... See more
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WARNING!!! HONG KONG SPAM. DO THIS IMMEDIATELY: 1) Contact your financial institution to report Fraud. 2) ALLOW them close your account ASAP. They will issue a new card under a new account numbe... See more
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An absolute SCAM. Never used it! Never signed up/charged me via an email address associated with an old account. No reply to MANY emails. Doubt the “customer service” address is even genuine. Final... See more
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I purchased this “service” through PayPal and cancelled before my “trial” period was over. Got email back saying it was cancelled August 2nd. Was charged in September and October. Wrote emails and wa... See more
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Do not use this company they say you can track a mobile for 1,49 British pound but will end up billing you 44,90 British pounds per month. When you enter you credit card number to pay the 1,49 it does... See more
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well devastated when i lost my phone first off, then thinking i was being taking care of. (bull) anyway hard to here anyone on phone, scamthen they have the balls to try to charge me every month for what???? oh no then they give half of the second cash they stole and think its all good, read the small print or just GARBAGE IT, stop payment!!!!!!!!! get it

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Completely fraud company, I paid 1.49 and it never give me the location of my phone. Later on they charged me 44 something for monthly registration which I never aware. Report them to fraud department of police as well as google.

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100% Scammers
WARNING do not sign up or use these guys for anything....unless you want to donate 50 dollars for absolutely nothing....These guys need to be shut down.

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I had the same experience! I was desperate to find my mother's caregivers phone and tried mobi-tracker. No where does it say that there is a monthly charge, just the $1.49 cost. This lack of disclosure when you sign up is offensive and unnecessary. And, it did not track down the location of the phone.

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Do not use this company they say you can track a mobile for 1,49 British pound but will end up billing you 44,90 British pounds per month. When you enter you credit card number to pay the 1,49 it does not mention anywhere you automatically enter into an agreement for recurring monthly charges. On top of if their track never worked they stated an error and said the tracking info was pending but that never changed.

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