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COMPLETE SCAMMERS!!!! Do not trust this company. They somehow get hold of your details without you knowing it. My first payment was stolen last year. Since then I have changed cards and still somehow... See more
I’m one of hundreds of people who has been scammed by this dishonest fraudulent company. Absolutely no warning that you are signing up to anything even though their website (no doubt fake) says they ‘... See more
This company have taken £18 from my 15-year old daughter’s account. Clearly, she must have clicked on something offering her future discounts or something, but without realising this is a monthly subs... See more
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I don't rememebr ever signing for…
I don't rememebr ever signing for snything but reading other comments I do remember signing to get money off my next rail ticket. Their phone number don't even work and my bank cannot stop the charges, I have to contact them. Which I remember doing years
Has anyone been able to stop the money taken from their account?
October 16, 2021
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This company took money from my bank…
This company took money from my bank account without my permission. This is stealing and they should be prosecuted.
September 20, 2021
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Webloyalty targets Senior Railcard puchasers!
I went to renew my Senior Railcard today. At the end of the process I was offered a discount if I signed up with the Railcard "partner". This had a smell of Webloyalty about it, and I had a run-in with them once before. If I had signed up they would have helped themselves to £15 a month from my bank account. This "partnership" with the Senior Railcard provider is a disgrace. It enables Webloyalty to target the elderly and vulnerable. I cannot understand why the government hasn't acted to shut down Webloyalty.
July 15, 2021
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Do not fall for their trick
The company will set up a direct debit for a customer when it isn’t required.
May 6, 2021
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This company has a very bad reputation…
This company has a very bad reputation and the authorities are currently reviewing it's operation.
August 13, 2020
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Love the rewards
I really enjoy all the benefits and I am so glad I signed up. They are good savings and discounts as well as bonuses.
July 16, 2020
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Webloyalty (and other loyalty programme…
Webloyalty (and other loyalty programme companies) have contracts with popular retail websites to offer various 'online membership programmes'. When a consumer has made a purchase on one of contracted retail websites, the consumer will be offered a cashback or money-off voucher for the next purchase via a pop-up ad or image banner.
By clicking on the link, the consumer is offered a sign-up page where personal details are required to complete the registration for the service. The consumer is asked to fill in their personal details, payment method and agree with the terms and conditions.
Up until 2010, Webloyalty and other loyalty companies used a different method for registration. Via the so-called 'data-pass', these companies were able to instantly make use of the consumer's credit card data after its initial purchase on the retailers’ website and bill the consumer a monthly membership fee. As the consumer was not prompted to enter their payment data again to register, many were unaware that clicking 'yes' enrolled them automatically in a monthly paid programme, often only discovering months later that they subscribed.[5]
This practice generated numerous complaints resulting in coverage on international newspapers.[6][7] and money advice websites. These practices were described as "misleading, but [...] not illegal'.[8]
This resulted in some retailers in the UK, including Debenhams and B&Q, to sever and suspend their links with Webloyalty after a wave of complaints.[8]
Webloyalty and other loyalty programme companies no longer makes use of the data-pass method. They now require all consumers to manually re-enter their credit card details in order to register.[5]
STILL USING THE DATA PASS!!!!
April 18, 2020
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Avoid at all costs
This company claims we signed up for this service while making a completely non related purchase and refuses to reimburse all the money they have been drawing from out credit card. In my opionion they are scam artists. Beware
March 19, 2012
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