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stripeyoffers.com (stripeyoffers.com) has 183 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Alan A.
I was trying to download an app for a Glory Fit smart watch and instead ended up on this site. I was tired and did not check the small print and before I knew it had signed up, however my phone is on a monthly pay as you go and there is no way they can get any money.
Nigel
A complete well disguised scam which should be blocked by the authorities. I was trying to change (to a third version for routine GP online medication which is now the NHS app) when a PIN code was sent and believing this part of the sign up I used it. The NHS app progressed normally and I could see my recent orders placed via Patient Access (the previous GP app). However shortly after I started getting Stripey offers so quickly found it was a scam and used a telephone number (automated voice), cancelled and was given a 7 digit cancellation reference. Let’s see it it works. I am also in a 20 minute (already) queue to speak to O2 who I assume will be collecting the scam £1.50 texts/email offers. These scams should be blocked since at no point did I sign up for anything.
Parto F.
If you are reading this, you have already been scammed. I only realised I had not signed up to what I was trying to find when I started receiving messages from them. This company intercepts legitimate enquiries and gets you telephone number under the plausible guise of needing to send you a pin. Then it charges your phone account for sending you messages. I tried unsubscribing and still got messages from them.
Kathleen R.
I have never joined this company offers, yet I was charged £13.50 this month. Phoned Sky and explained I had no knowledge of the as my husband thought it was something I had bought, never heard of them had never opened their text always deleted text and emails I didn't recognise without opening them. Sky were brilliant and sort the problem for me. Its a scam, if they'd their homework offering Domino's pizza they should know that the nearest domino's is more than 4hours away and I have never had a domino's pizza.
D F.
Received a text message from stripeyOffers.com saying I had joined them. Which I hadn't. I had read the previous comments and fortunately I hadn't clicked on anything in the message. I immediately rang my provider, who were aware of this scam. This is what she told me to do. Go into Google on your phone and put stripeyoffers in and it should come up with the website, click on that and scroll down without putting your name in to where you enter your mobile number in. Underneath it says unsubscribe and click on that. In addition to this I am on zero cap which should stop them trying to take any money. Hope this helps.
Peter R.
Premium txt message I did not sign up to
nick G.
Displayed along the top of a legitimate program I needed to use and duped me into logging into it rather than the one I needed. Within a minute they had charged my phone account with three charges . Do not click unsubscribe on their links, call your phone network provider straight away and cap your account at £0. Sky has already good knowledge of this company and were great. You cant stop the £4.50 charge already charged to you but they wont get any more money off you. Report to action fraud as well.
John S.
Been scammed by these b’s but our mobile provider,Tescos have been brilliant and have limited our loses to £4.50.They have also made sure it won’t happen in future. I suggest others contact their provider to see if they are as good as Tesco.
