BloomintoReviews of bloominto.co

They charged me for a subscription without my consent. I don't even know what it was for, I never got any emails about it. They have refunded one of the charges and supposedly the other will be refunded. I insisted they do so. I didn't notice the first charge, thought it was from something else. Caught it the second time. Paypal was no help though. They outta be prosecuted. There's no telling how many people they've done it to.

I received a notification from my bank about a potential fraud charge from "UAB DREAMFIN" for $56.15. It was for an enneagram test on Facebook that was supposed to be $2.99. Told the bank that I did not authorize $56.15! They declined the charge for me but I had to get a new card because my card has been compromised.

Out of curiosity, I did the "Autism Spectrum Test" I found on Facebook. I paid US$1.99 for the 7 Day full access Base Plan and clicked the "View Your Report" button on the "Thank you for Your order" page. I think that is where the scam tricks you and you have inadvertently signed on for a monthly payment plan at US$39.99 charged on your card from "UAB Dreamfin" (with a support email address to something called eatsdiets). I thought I'd paid $1.99 for a report which I had 7 day access. Paypal had this to say - "Based on our records, a billing agreement was activated on your PayPal account with UAB Dreamfin on the 14 Aug 2025. Normally, this would happen if the agreement on the first payment includes saving your PayPal account on your account with them and if you don't cancel the subscription before the renewal date, they will automatically charge you again. You can contact them directly to confirm if that was included on their terms and conditions." But how can you cancel a subscription you didn't know you had? I'd love to know how much BloomInto get from all the one-off $39.99 payments they manage to scam.

This company is a scam. They will charge your card for $39.99 from a Vilnius, Lithuania VPN. I had to lock my card and have a new debt card issued to stop the charges. STAY AWAY! Lithuanian police are sounding the alarm over what they describe as an epidemic of fraud, with victims losing their homes and entire life savings to sophisticated criminal schemes. - 2025.06.01

Paid for my report, never received it. I checked every email folder I have especially spam which is checked daily to keep space. I emailed them about this and was told over 20 times to check spam folder and when I responded each time explaining it was still not received, they just send the same message. Don’t waste your money and I thankfully was able to catch the hidden subscription agreement and cancel in time.

Refunded via PayPal — here’s how I did it Like many others, I thought I was buying a one-off $1.99 report. My PayPal receipt even showed it as a standalone transaction (no subscription ID). A week later, Bloom Into took $39.99 via a subscription I never knowingly agreed to. I raised a case with PayPal explaining: • My $1.99 receipt showed no subscription. • The $39.99 charge came with a hidden Billing Agreement I didn’t authorise. • Their Terms & Conditions bury the fact that $1.99 converts into $39.99/month, and claim “no refunds,” which is unfair under UK law. PayPal refunded the $39.99 and I cancelled the subscription agreement (UAB Dreamfin) in my PayPal automatic payments. Tip for others: • Cancel the automatic payment in PayPal (Settings → Payments → Manage Automatic Payments). • File a dispute with PayPal as “unauthorised recurring payment without informed consent.” • Attach your $1.99 receipt (shows it looked like a one-off), the $39.99 charge, and cancellation proof. Don’t give up — I got my refund back and you can too.

I got a $1.99 report, that's it. I was never asked about a subscription, never authorized anything past the $1.99. I contacted PayPal about it and also cancelled the auto payment for these devious NOT people. They charged $39.99 and I contacted my bank and asked not to put it through. If it goes through my cell phone bill will bounce and cost me an extra $30 overdraft fee. These people are going after elderly and disabled and ripping them off. All they have to do is keep the first payment. It's SO WRONG!!!. They should be SHUT DOWN!!! Amazon did this tricking people into a subscription stuff too. No good businesses anymore, all criminal actors. It's disgusting.

Lured in to take a quiz not knowing there was a charge. After answering many questions I’m told there is a 1.99 fee. So I paid the small amount to see my answers. A week later I get a charge for 39.99. Didn’t even know what it was at first. But then told them I never subscribed to anything. I received a reply that it was in the terms and agreement document that I “agreed”to and that I could not get a refund. This is nothing more than a scam.