stripeyoffers.comReviews of stripeyoffers.com

Complete scam I noticed my Sky mobile monthly bill was double what it should be and when I enquired about it,it was to an 88222 number charging £1.50 per text but definitely didn’t knowingly subscribe to it. Contacted sky to inform them and try and get a refund but they kept saying oh you must have subscribed, I had to put a 0 cap on my mobile account to try to stop it. I also replied stop to the text to try and stop it. The scam came from stripy offers so beware this is a scam.

Absolute Scam. Disgusting that reputable companies allow this pop up company to trick you on their pages. This was on Resolver

Scam, do not Click when it pops up. Do not enter your email and phone number. They will start texting you rubbish and charge £1.50 each text. Don't fall into their scam.

Absolutely appalling way to scam honest people out of their hard earned cash! Noticed by 02 bill was more than twice the normal amount. Inquired via 02 what the charge was and it was Stripeyoffers. I am sure I did not deliberately join this, so feel it was hidden somewhere. to be fair to o2 they refunded the charges, but they only way they could stop this company taking money was to put a zero amount bar on my phone. That's great but means I can no longer sent a multi media message! I was unable to text "STOP" as they had blocked me replying to their text! It scares me to think how much money they are amassing from innocent people. Have tried to unsubscribe on their website - although it says it was successful, I do not trust this is correct. I already know there are another 3 charges to come on my next Bill, so hopefully o2 will also refund them. Will be keeping a close eye on my bills moving forward

SCAM Took £100 from my mobile account over 3 months by small £1.50 transactions. It came through some interception through Asda Promotion. No recourse as emails rejected. Never ordered anything from them.

Complete scam! Worst gift for Christmas! Was trying to log into job portal and assumed the number and pin was a part of the portal. Then tried unsubscribe both through website and call. Will see will they charge for this

In this day and age this kind of money making should be a punishable offence. Very inhuman way of conducting business. Why o2 allow this kind of scammers while innocent people go to providers such as O2 and all the rest. Hope someone stop this.

If you are reading this you have no doubt been scammed by this deplorable company. What you are wondering is 'how can I mitigate against it happening again?'. First thing to do is save their phone no. To your phone, then put a block on it (easily done on your mobile). Now contact Stripey and stop/cancel the scammey agreement made. They may ignore your communications but keep at it. Next contact your mobile service provider. Tell them what happened, how you got scammed and they must put a stop to any payments to them, also to reinburse you the scammed charges you have. You have a good chance of reimbursement if its the first time it has happened. Remember - Google have the resources to stop this! But why should they it is revenue generating!!!