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Fitexplosion (fitexplosion.co) has 91 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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SCAM!! Daughter scanned a QR code on some literature in her College Freshers Fair & did not provide any personal details & now is £49 out of pocket. Bank card cxd but no response from this company to return monies. What a lesson to learn in your first week at College & now worried about how we are going to cover next week's train monies! College are aware as a number of students have been caught out!
Bryan A.
Scam Alert !!!! I was verifiying that I was human and somehow ended up being charged for a £49 fit explosion subscription, I want a refund immediately!!!
James H.
Scam! Beware didnt even know I had signed up.
alisw
Scam, my bank blocked this subscription, I don't even know how they got my card details.
Mrs Clare G.
This company hijacked the Wordle website. I was asked to verify my details but it was a link to this company. Fortunately my credit card company flagged it immediately and declined the transaction and blocked any further transactions (they tried to take £49 today)
Ros W.
Scammed by this company. Clicked on genuine link from optician to book an appointment and was asked for identification confirmation. I was then immediately brought to this site. The next day luckily bank intercepted and declined a request for a payment of £49 for gym membership from them. If you get asked for verification don’t verify yourself. Close the link immediately. This is how they get your details. Looks like they intercept genuine links. I’ve reported the link
Kath M.
Yes, beware, this is definitely a scam although fortunately my bank blocked the bogus subscription of $49. My bank advised always looking on Trustpilot before going ahead with so-called free trials online. Excellent advice in most circumstances. However, in this case, I didn't intentionally sign up in the first place!
Nichola J.
SCAM. After clicking a link genuinely sent by Hotpoint that I was expecting, I was asked to verify I’m human by Apple Pay. Then I get a notification that 0p was attempted by this company. I immediately realised and phoned my bank. Next day £49 was attempted to be taken from my bank but the bank stopped it. This company hijacks other websites to scam you. BEWARE