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Rachael Aplin

Rachael Aplin

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

We ordered the initial taster box for our dog. We were informed at the time that we would be in control of instigating future deliveries (i.e. how much and "when"). However, when I got home I accessed the site to find that my "next delivery" was 5th October at a price of £112 pounds for 2 months (this is at 10% reduced price!). Very expensive. What I am wondering is: 1. How can this company simply take money from my account without my consent. I did not sign anything. 2. Why is this information (automatic subscription) not forthcoming at the time from the sellers, who were very amicable- but even so? 3. To do this without my consent is "misleading" under the terms of the Fraud Act 2006. 4. Why am I not able to cancel this plan that has been set up without my consent for future deliveries? I accessed the site and am unable to cancel until I have had my "first delivery". Surely under basic regulations Consumer contract regulations) I have a cooling off period (14 days) where I can cancel, even if I still decide to have that first taster box? What irritates me MORE than this is I never signed a contract. 5. The seller asked for a "password". I now think the sellers ask for a password and set everything up without providing me with information. But this surely cannot be right that someone has a password to an account that could easily access that account. What happened to data protection? It may be a very good company selling very good food for pets - but these methods leave the buyers without any control over the process. And people less tech savvy will have money leaving their bank accounts without their consent or knowledge. This practice must change if this company want to be viewed in good terms.