Tina B.
Refunded via PayPal
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.



