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No idea who this company is yet they took a payment from my account along with receiving a transaction fee. Searched my spam emails for confirmation and found an email, took me to an AI solutions website. Have cancelled the subscription and will keep an eye on my account for suspicious activity...very odd
Tried to take money out of my bank account using my card, fortunately entered the wrong number, never ever used this,company before, so had to report to fraud police and bank
Aitascs.com
I thought I was buying a lego set. Sterling money taken. Euros showing on bank statement. No lego set or anything to confirm a purchase. Ten days later, more money taken out of the account, A lot more! Still no lego set or details! Stay away from this scam!
This is total scam. they just charge you for nothing. you don't even know the site.
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