The Los Angeles PostReviews of lapost.com

This is a scam but how they get people’s details is beyond me but it needs shutting down now

Esta plataforma lleva dos meses cobrándome una suscripción que yo nunca he aprobado y jamás he contratado. Les he pedido en varias ocasiones que me devuelvan el dinero de la suscripción y me contestaron que me devolverían el importe de 19,02 € que me cobraron por tarjeta en mi cuenta y que cancelaría mi suscripción, no he recibido ningún abono y hoy me han vuelto a cobrar la suscripción cuando me confirmaron que la cancelaban por un error. Es una especie de plataforma que roba el dinero.

SCAM!!! I went to a site identified as for another company. When I entered my info in, for the non scam company, I was suddenly receiving a confirmatioin of subscribing to LA Post and a $27 dollar charge. Tried their AI chat bot and it attempted to do further phishing while giving me a run around. I immediately contacted my credit card company and they confirmed the charge. Cancelled the transaction and confirmed it was a scam.

This is a scam. I scanned QR code at leicester hughcross to oay carpark,thought i was paying,then realised I had signed up for LA post,so I cancelled it.I have since been charged on 2 months 29 dollars. Pay pal will not do anything as you signed up.

A scam operation to charge your card when you accidentally click through. Here is the real question: Why does Google support this bogus company's ads and enable Google Pay to charge for it? I blame Google.

This company has entered into co-marketing with YouTube where you think you are signing up for a free YouTube trial period and along the way they sell you the LA Post, which immediately charges your credit or debit card, and even when you cancel, they take up to 5 days to put the money back into your account. I cancelled within 5 minutes of signing up and they still charged me pending a cancellation.