Craig J.
Asked for refund
Screw apple I asked for refund since app didn’t work and you refused So any apple customers don’t use any apple products if you do u will get screw
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Craig J.
Screw apple I asked for refund since app didn’t work and you refused So any apple customers don’t use any apple products if you do u will get screw
T. C.
I had an issue with an unauthorized company charging my Apple pay and called fraud immediately. They wanted proof and I had plenty!! They denied my claim NUMEROUS times and the company charged my account 3 times a day. THANKS APPLE PAY SUPPORT :(
ANGEL A.
They are trifling as hell and always trying to get over on customers and love stealing from us I have them under investigation and will be suing them thieving scammers
Artis G.
I reported fraud on my account twice and Apple Pay never do anything or try to give me my money back…. THIS COMPANY IS BAD BUSINESS!
Anna C.
I had unauthorized charges hit my Apple Cash account and received notifications for them right away. I immediately called the fraud department, explained what happened, and was clearly upset about the situation. Despite reporting it immediately, my fraud claim was later denied with Apple Cash stating that the charges were “authorized,” even though they occurred in another state and I was not there. I called back and asked for the claim to be reviewed again, provided a detailed explanation of exactly what happened, where I was at the time etc. and my claim was denied a second time, and they refused to provide any explanation. This has been the most frustrating banking experience I’ve ever had. In most cases of fraud, you expect to be reimbursed for unauthorized transactions—this is the first time that hasn’t happened to me. I truly wish I had known this before using Apple Cash so regularly.
Billy P.
This has happened often,I load money on card,then money not there for apple pay cards,it's a scam,don't buy them,they take your money,I have receipt for 200 when I checked it,money i loaded was gone,this has happened numerous times lately,protect your money,don't buy these cards,card wasn't tampered with,I watch her load it pull tab,then receipt shows loaded,when I checked card,money was gone,this company runs a scam,there rating is 2.0 that's very low,don't get scammed stay clear,,,
Jeff C.
Reported fraudulent activity on ApplePay Wallet. While the transaction is pending Apple Pay cannot stop the transaction until after the funds have been stolen or withdrawn without my consent. In the meantime I am locked out of my account until I load my personal drivers ID info which with hesitation I ended up doing in order to restore my account. Presently, they denied me access to money I need to pay bills and upcoming holiday expenses, but offered me a refund check that will take a minimum of 30 days. So in essence the unauthorized merchant is allowed to steal money and I as the authorized account holder am being denied access to my account. Whose side is Apple Pay on here? What good is a service that is designed to work for unauthorized merchant but offers no assistance for their customer?
Mr P H.
Do not use if you can avoid. I made a payment in Euros from a Global Money Account card on Apple Pay. At the same time an equal amount of money was taken from my sterling account without authorisation. They claim to be secure - they are NOT! Furthermore if any issue is raised with them they claim that as they are not a financial institution they cannot help resolve any dispute and that the incident above has nothing to do with their technology. To be safe, don't use Appleby!