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I thought I was downloading the APCOA Car Parking App and aimforgames.com "popped" up after I was debited £1.00.
This website is a SCAM as it states that it will debit my credit card for £24.99 monthly unless I unsubscribe, which I have now done. However, this SCAM website now has my Mastercard details.
This is a scam.
I tried to pay for parking and this site popped up mid-way.
They have debited my account for £1 and planned on taking £59.99 from me tomorrow.
Luckily I caught them!
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