AVOID AT ALL COSTS
AVOID AT ALL COSTS
they don't link to the number you are trying to locate then take payment without registering email address to cancel
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AVOID AT ALL COSTS
they don't link to the number you are trying to locate then take payment without registering email address to cancel
On the face of it, this seems a good deal, pay 50p to locate a phone, then a monthly subscription which can be cancelled. Sadly in practice this doesn't work, a message is sent to the missing phone, but a finder is unable to click on it to share the phone's location if the phone is locked as you have to know the code to unlock it and click on it, which is of no use in this situation. Have cancelled subscription so hoping they have only taken out the 50p for the message, if not will challenge with the card company. As another reviewer has pointed out there is no email confirming you have taken out a subscription, clearly relying on people forgetting and bring charged for a number of months. Avoid, it promises much but yields little.
Well, just read the below and yes I also fell for the insidious marketing scam. You think you are being charged 50p but infact if you do not cancel in 48 hours it triggers a £30.00 subscription .
Have cancelled with bank , but this is a total scam .
Be aware of these unscrupulous thieves.
Scammers, tried to take money from my account without my knowledge, avoid .. they are scammers. No email received about subscription and did nothing to locate my dad.
Paid 50p to try and locate my mates lost phone.
Took 2 amounts of £29.50 June and July.
Total Scammers.
No terms and conditions
No mention of monthly payments on going.
USE AT YOUR PERIL.
They are scammers. They tried to take £29 off my account after an initial 50p charge. They won't locate your phone either, they will just send you a message to reply with your location
Complete Scam. Tried to take £29.90 from my account. No mention of this at sign up. AVOID.
Waste of money after paying for subscription they haven't given any location to track my phone
My neighbour lost their phone, so I thought Id use this website to try and help them find it.
There was a £0.50p charge for a one time use.
There was no small print, no nothing. I checked my bank today and £29.90 had gone because my "48 hour trial period had expired" Absolutely no mention of this when I originally used the service.
No refund, just another person out to get innocent people.
Also, all the service does is send a message to your phone for someone to reply to, its nothing to do with geographical data, a complete nonsense.
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