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solicite contrato gratis internet y me cargan primero un. euro y después de conocer mi numero de tarjeta me cobran 39,
La suscripción incluye un periodo de prueba de 24 horas por 1€, tras el cual se aplicaría un cargo de 39€ si no se cancela dentro del plazo especificado, tal y como queda recogido en nuestros términos y condiciones.
a mi reclamación me responden de esta manera. No utilice nunca sus servicios y me cobran 40 euros, es unan estafa¡¡
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