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Scumbags who'll steal your bank details - luckily I have 2FA setup on the card that used so the only inconvenience for me was receiving several calls from people claiming to be from my bank - they got very upset when called out
I was always suspicious, and I then read these reviews. I set up a few one use cards with Mastercard and Visa. With a spend limit of the £4 the box was supposed to be.
After entering the details, the cards where registered on multiple digital wallets.
The cards no longer exist so nothing can be taken.
I then checked with PCI DSS who they claim to be compliant with, they have never been certified.
Finally reversing the website shows it reads your browser info and changes the "POST" submission (where the form data goes) to one matching your browser/OS so that it looks legitimate enough for them to get away with it.
100% Avoid. Report filed with there hosting provider, and Facebook informed.
SCAM tried to take money from my account, luckily my bank realised and refused payment. AVOID
This website was advertising short dated snack boxes on Facebook for £4. I assumed Facebook would have done some sort of checks prior to allowing the advert to go live, but it seems not as this turned out to be a scam website that steals your card details (by adding your card to their digital wallet account). My card provider also flagged this as suspicious so have completed a scam report, hopefully the appropriate authorities will prosecute these low lives to the full extent of the law!!
Tried to order and the company kept crashing.... it then told me I'd verified my card on apple pay (I don't own anything apple) blocked my card now so fingers crossed they won't get anything from me!
This is a scam site. Once you put your bank details in, it steals you details and tries to steal your money!
Do not trust this site at all!
Definite scam/fraud, I'm very tech savvy and security conscious, if there's a security feature/safeguard available I have it enabled, but these 'sons of unmarried people' caught me out. Fortunately I realised straight away and contacted my card provider, who had already spotted potential fraud and put a restriction on my card, so all I actually lost was tech ego.
I saw an advertisement for this company on Facebook on 26/12/23. Trusting that Facebook does their due diligence on advertisement, I decided to proceed and purchase a snack box for my children. Upon card "verification" the website "crashed". I have moments ago been contacted by my bank account due to suspicious activity, with multiple purchases being made from my card since my visit to this website. AVOID! CONFIRMED FRAUD. Lucky for me my card provider recognised the signs and contacted me. AVOID THIS WEBSITE. DO NOT ENTER CARD DETAILS, THEY WILL BE STOLEN.
Set up apple pay from this site ( i dont own an Iphone) using my card lucky I spotted it straight away and got my card cancelled.
My card details was stolen, so be careful
Had my card details stolen from this website so not use it
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