Coach2fitReviews of coach2fit.com

I accidentally subscribe to this app, but when I reached out to the customer service team they refunded my money. Thank you.

Coach2fit gave excellent service. Promptly replying to Emails and keeping me updated. Customer service were also very helpful. Excellent Customer care.

Wish I could give no stars. THIS SCAM FIRM STEALING MY MONEY GOT INTO MY BANK ACCOUNT AFTER I TRIED TO WATCH WEST HAM V ARSENAL. Unauthorised scamming my bank account causing me to cancel my bank cards, three hours on phone to bank and stress that I do no need. They used unscrupulous means hiding in different on line accounts like football. Avoid like the plaque. Do not press anything on their webpage or it will cost you heartache!

Accidentally signed up, contacted them and they’ve sorted it and i’m receiving refund.

Granddaughter inadvertently booked this and I contacted them and they sorted it immediately

0.01 and 29.90 was taken out of my account on 09.04.23 without my authorisation How my credit details were known I do not know I looked up the reviews of coach2fit and found similar experiences of money taken out of accounts without authorisation or any communication I'm sure they got my details through facebook

Scam! I have no idea how I managed to subscribe to this company, I have never even heard of them until they turned up on my bank statement. So far I have had no success trying to get a reply from their email. Disgusting way to run a business. I will be instructing my bank to cancel all future payments to these people.

This company purports to be a “premium fitness service packed with videos, e-books and podcasts.” I can only describe this company as a scam. Whilst reading a news article on Facebook, there was a link within it to watch a video from the article. When I pressed on the link, there was a message asking me to pay 0.01 to watch. I had thought that perhaps the news carrier was asking for an admin fee, and paid my penny (via Apple Pay). The video did not play, but instead I was informed that I had subscribed to Coach2Fit. Something that I, who’s daily exercise happily consists of walking my dogs, would never knowingly sign up to. I tracked back and the fake video link had disappeared, with the real one embedded further down the page of the article. I do not believe that the news company was complicit in this. I think Facebook embedded it as an ad. But it’s an ad with a link that mimics the news video in the article. The Apple Pay screen pops up above it, and the watch button > is plainly there, as if having paid the 0.01, you’ll be watching the news video. You won’t be. I’ll register a complaint with them if I ever come across the deception again. So I had an email telling me about my subscription (£0.01 for one month, then £29.99 monthly going forward). The password they sent me does not work, and there is no reset password option. I believe this is a cynical tactic, to make the process of cancelling the subscription more difficult. I have sent them an email to demand that my subscription is cancelled (I’ve also asked for my penny back - Coach2Fit don’t have a monopoly on being cynical). They sent an automated response with a ticket number in it, saying that they will reply within 24 hours. I am hopeful that this will result in success, but naturally where no “reset password” facility is available, and because of the dishonest way I was conned into the subscription, I do not have great faith in this company’s motivation to cancel it. If they fail to, I will replace my bank card within the month.