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Absolute scam. You order from a website then they sign you up to a subscription even though you never did. Then they take £24 from your account every 2 weeks. Absolute scam if you ever see anything related to this, don’t order from them!
If you’ve been scammed by them call them and ask them to cancel your subscription. Also make sure you ask them to send you an email confirming the cancellation so they can’t take anymore money from you.
Less than one star tbh absolute fraudsters,never even ever looked at this site but takes money out of my bank due to having ordered from another site,scam artists indeed do NOT order from them unless you want a fraudulent subscription set up and lose money
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