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I thought i buy a livestream for gymnastics for one euro. One day later i saw 50euro's was reserve to take off. I wrote an email. They said they will return my money. They give an answer directly.
It is discutable how i came on that site. But if i get my money back there is a coulance.
They are scammers. They are thieves. I tried sourcing for a software for pdf stuffs. They charged £1 and an additional £49.99.
No idea how they got my card details. Must be a scam as I made no other purchases on that day. In the process of purchase dispute.
Total scam do not buy they take 50.00 from your card and scam you for v bucks and they won’t less us refund the company
Scam, took one euro the says "invalid transaction" nothing further
Stay away, if you sign up for £1, within two days your account is automatically deducted £49.99. Its in the very small print of their T and C so no way out. Company is uncontactable by email or phone!
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