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It’s a SCAM!! Like other reviewers I paid £2 for something and was duped into signing up for 2 x £44 payments each month. I stupidly did not notice and they gave taken £496 from
My account. When I complained they offered me £41 refund. If you see this name be v v careful …
Its a scam. They billed my wife for no reason we can think of. Had to claim back via Credit card
Claimed to offer a McLaren Jacket for just £2 postage. After the £2 was taken from my bank, another £39.99 was taken 12 hours later. I rang my banks fraud team who cancelled the payments, but while on the phone to the bank, they took another £31.97. All money has been refunded by my bank. Reported as fraud and cancelled my card to prevent further payments. Please be vary wary about wivibuild.com and webuildery.com they are scammers.
I was sent a perfume shop advert and thinking I had previously used, this shop, I completed my details for delivering charge and now I am being charged a subscription fee of £39 . This is daylight robbery and I did not receive the Perfume and this company was not part of the initial process
Received an email from what appeared to be Aviva.com. Offer was for free item as a loyal customer, just to pay the postage. Subsequent investigation, by clicking on “From: Aviva.com” email sender revealed it was from “kiwi-kiwi.com”.
Credit card showed webuildery.com trying to take funds.
All cancelled and credit card replaced.
SCAM
Just be conned by shell advert giving a free gift only pay postage but then told it’s a free 3 day trial period then they will automatically take payments for absolutely doing nothing , I have reported to my bank etc STAY AWAY FROM THEM
Total scam. I never signed up to this subscription. I'm interested to know how they got my bank details...
I have just found out that they have been taking £62.00 per month from my credit card for 9 months (since February 2024) and I have no idea how.
I should have spotted this sooner but I have no idea who these people are. I certainly have never wanted web hosting, etc.
Be very careful of these people. I think that it may be a scam.
Scam ! What would I do with a website building company as a disabled person ! Took 2 lots of money £8.92 and £42 out of my bank ! Reported to fraud and requested refund ! Beware !!
For some reason unknown to me ,they say I registered with them and took £43 monthly from my bank account.
I am an 80 year old female who would not have a clue as to making a website (this is what they do). They say they sent me information,this is untrue and as they had no response from me why not contact me to ask why?
Be very careful if you see this name.
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