world-of-rewards.com Reviews 

Same experience as others. I was reached through The Weather Channel App. I am unsure whether this is a real company. The £ end up with a Cyprus company Gyrloen which trades as tryofferclubmax.com so one has to ask are they connected? They advised me not.
They cancelled my £ but like others I have also cancelled my credit card since I have no idea who I initially traded with.

why on earth would Trust Pilot carry an ad for a site that is blatantly a scam. Doesn't give you much trust in Trust Pilot !!

It is a scam! They use world-of-rewards and you fill out a short question sheet - thank you wow great and then they say that for just £1 you can win an iphone..yeh! So you enter a little competition and you see that you are a winner so you enter your card details....then you say to yourself "this is too good to be true!"...then you look at the feedback - all on the same date and all a bit bogus looking. Contact your bank and let them know.
The scam goes through the rewards website to a bogus website. They bill you for £1 which unbeknown to you is a 4 day trial subscription to some overpriced deal...then after 4days if you have not cancelled will take more from you each month until cancelled. I think there are a few bogus companies set up. The only safe way to confirm no payments are taken, even if you "cancel" the subscription, is to contact your bank. Cancel your card - they have your card details!!!

Like many others this popped up saying you have been selected to win a prize quickly answered simple questions and then open box, you are a winner, went as far as the page to pay the £1 then stopped to think, if it seems too good to be true, then it probably is. Please beware.

I clicked on an message advert relating to another website that I trusted. I completed the survey clicked on the boxes and was told that I had won an Apple Mac Pro. I just had to enter my debit card details to pay £1. Foolishly I did this. Then a few days later my account had £49.95 taken out of it. I contacted the bank but they have not been able to help. It seems that the very small print says that I have signed up to have this amount taken out every month. Apparently I had a short period to cancel but without a contact email address this is impossible. No Apple Mac Pro has materialised and money is being taken out of my account. So please take this as a warning and learn from my mistake.

A free iPhone 11 wow I opened the box & won!!! Immediately came to Trustpilot. Pity the guys who send £1 to get a £600 -£700 device!! Just adding my review as a warning

Lucky me ..out of the blue I'd been offered a chance to win an iPhone pro11 from 'world-of-rewards.com'
all I have to do is answer 4 questions so I did and ...hey presto Id picked a winning box so wowee I'd 'won' a phone all I need to do is pay £1.75 and it will arrive . I have never signed up with this company let alone signed up to participate in the chance to gain any rewards so why did I just receive a messege to inform me of how lucky I am ? Im sick of being sucked in by scammers taking money from my bank account ..by the way I didnt put down my details nor claim the prize ..I felt they are up to some skullduggery ... why would I be rewarded for answering questions that you only have 4 minutes to answer or you loose your lucky blighe was I right or wrong did I shoot myself in the foot by not trusting a very 'generous company' such as 'world-of-rewards.com' of whom I wasn't even aware existed and who only wanted my 'bank details ' in exchange for a £1 IPhone PRO 11 ...any opinions ? scam or real?

Just a scam to get your credit card details. Do not touch with a bargepole. Everyone wins Ha Ha!

thieves and scammers how there allowed like all these firms is above me, got sidetracked from amazon disgusting there all at it

I followed, entered, won the Iphone 11 Pro, just needed to pay £1 towards postage.
Then nothing,
How is a company allowed to mislead people and still be allowed to use Whatsapp & Amazon.
Having paid a £1, that's a contract agreement, tried Amazon, got no where. Try finding out how to complain to these companies and there associates, who must all take a cut somewhere, I'm still waiting for some kind of response. But not holding my breath.

Why did I get directed to this scam straight from trust pilot? After finishing a review was asked to complete an Amazon survey, after which I amazingly won an iPhone - but just needed to pay a pound - I don’t think so

Thieves! Beware!

Check out their conditions:

This special £1 offer provides customers access to a 5-day trial of a skill games portal to compete to win prizes like the one shown. This is an affiliated subscription service, after which the subscription fee (£49.95) will be automatically deducted from your card. If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with the service, you may cancel your account within 5 days. The service will be renewed every 30 days until cancelled.

Do not go anywhere near them!

This is just another Amazon scam, you “win” a prize - at the moment it’s an iPhone 11. It’s only a £1 to ship it to you but of course they need your credit card to do that. I would t do that if I were you.