link.comReviews of link.com

I have no idea why this company has so many negative reviews but I'm certainly 100% satisfied with their services as they provide the cheapest transaction fees on the market. They're my number 1 go-to both now and in the future whenever I need to buy some crypto quickly, using my debet card.

NOT SAFE Was using on one website. My bank details were accessed by another company through Link allowing them to take a payment from my account! Indifferent attitude to data leak from Link support.

Recieved as others the update mail. I also was not aware of having used their services, nor Link having info on me. On their site no email is to be found. A return mail generates a return message from Link: 'your request has not reached our support', log in!!! Quite a service, quite transparent, quite customer friendly! Login in (support service) as adviced by them is not a good idea (according to expert ICT-ers). Then they have even more info. Question? has somebody a email-adres of Link? FYI: "info" or "notifications" only result in the above reaction.

Support that does not help. They payment solutions was prompted during a checkout process. Seems like the website I used was a scam and asked Link to stop the process and/or remove them from their solution. They state that there are no wrong doing in tricking customers and everybody can use their platform. Do not trust Link.com or the providers that use their platform.

Got an email about new T&C. I never created an account with them and replied that I want them to delete the accouunt. They replied that I should follow a link and delete it, but since I did not create the account, I have no login details. They then asked me to provide card number, email address (they sent me new T&C and reply to my emails, home address and phone number. Typical phishing attempt. When I refused they replied that they cannot delete it manually. In accordance with EU and UK law, they are not allowed to hold any data on you against your will. Unethical or fraudulent practices should be reported to the relevant authorities. 1. Report to Consumer Protection Agencies In the United States: Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Better Business Bureau (BBB) In the UK: Action Fraud: Report online scams at the police website. Also Citizens Advice. Other Countries: Look for your local consumer protection agency. 2. Contact Your Data Protection Authority If the company refuses to delete your account and demands excessive personal information, they may be violating data protection laws, such as: GDPR (Europe): File a complaint with your country’s Data Protection Authority (DPA). CCPA (California): Contact the California Attorney General if you're in the U.S. Privacy Commissioner (Canada): 3. Report to Law Enforcement If you feel this is a scam, file a report with local law enforcement or a cybercrime unit. 4. Spread Awareness Warn others by leaving reviews or posting on platforms like: Trustpilot Reddit Consumer forums 5. Check Your Credit Report If they claim you have an account but you didn’t create one, monitor your credit report for unauthorized activity. Contact credit bureaus (e.g., Experian, TransUnion, Equifax) to flag potential fraud.

Like the other people her, I also got an e-mail from them today, saying that they were renewing the terms and conditions agreement. I have never heard of them before, and definitely never signed up for their website. I think this is a scam. I´ve send the mail to spam.

Fikk en epost fra dem i dag om at de hadde oppdatert terms and conditions. Jeg har aldri hørt om dem til tross for at de påstod jeg var medlem.

I got an e-mail from them today, saying that they were renewing the terms and conditions agreement. I have never heard of them before, and definitely never signed up for their website. I think this is a scam. Please be careful if you get an e-mail from them.