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Minsex.com er svindel og humbug man skriver til dem at man ikke ønsker noget medlemskab men de svarer ikke sender bare regningen til inkasso som truer med retssag hold jer fra dem
dårlig behandling- fuldstændig umulig at komme ud af igen, flere gange meldt fra, men de bliver sgi ved at sende mails, ingen grund til det, har fundet det jeg skal bruge- stop det nu nu nu, og påstår jeg skylder penge, truer med retssag, vil sgi ikke betale, når jeg har meldt fra, at de bliver ved at sende mail, tyder på usædvanlig slet organisation, der bare bliver ved for at suge penge ud af folk.
Det kan kun være svindel da et Tysk firma der mener at jeg skylder 95 ERU.
Efter jeg havde prøvet siden i 1 Måned, MYSTISK IK
fub og svindelfirma der ikke er til at slippe af med og kan ikke afvise betalingerne og de bliver ved det er umuligt at komme ud af igen
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