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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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GAVIN R.
This company is an illegal one, they take money via your phone bill, by you simply looking at a sms text they have sent you, they also seem to target o2/tesco customers Luckily I had a £5 cap, which was used up by 3× texts all sent together, no warning it could possibly be a scam....and it is
Skeptic
This company should have zero rating. It ought to be investigated for possible fraudulent activity. Premium rate emails are charged to receiver for services never clearly specified. Three charges can be taken by them per week amounting to £18 a month. This is obviously a bot which, unknown to you, subscribes your email to the «service» of taking your money. Get your mobile service provider to zero all other payments than those for their own telecom service.
Gretta M.
Absolutely disgusting. Was charged £18 for 12 premium texts September/October. Virgin deducted from bill. Blocked all texts/messages from this number. Just got latest bill and charged £19.50 for 13 premium texts which did not show in text messages. Virgin refusing to adjust bill as they only adjust for the first claim. Spoke to very rude tele advisor waiting for Supervisor to call back. Will close Virgin account and change number if no joy.
Rosie
Like every other reviewer I thought I was signing up for something else! I was immediately bombarded by texts costing £1.25 each but fortunately I have set a limit on my mobile account. The company website says you’re entitled to a full refund if you cancel within 14 days of signing up. So I contacted them and was told I’d get a text which I can take to the post office to get a cash refund! UPDATE: text arrived and my money was refunded.
Lisa B.
SCAM alert- these guys set up a link within a fake Royal Mail tracking site which comes up above Royal Mail in Google search. Not only will they not track your package, but they get £4.50 off your phone before you can blink. Evil. Take it slow so you don’t get caught!
Paul
Like others I thought I was completing a customer satisfaction survey, in my case for Tesco. I realised in minutes it was a scam and both texted and telephoned to cancel. Fortunately I only have a £3 limit on my mobile account and they took this within seconds! I tried to speak to them regarding their promise to refund any charges taken but the promised call back never came!
Patrick K.
I have no idea how these scammers got my details. I first noticed £12-50 premium text service on my mobile bill. I then got a text telling me if I want to unsubscribe I should text stop to 88222. I found their website and cancelled from there.
mark W.
My wife got scammed by these it cost her £12 and she just received texts containing nothing of any use. Robbing b***ards like these need horse whipping 🤯
