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Same experience as others the car park that catches you with this scam for me was in Blackpool, reported as fraud, but now have the inconvenience of changing my bank cards account and details, ridiculous scammers, so frustrating. bunch of cheating losers!
Scammers. Their vector is that when you use a free QR scanner app, instead of being taken to the QR code's URL you are (sometimes) taken to a sign-up page for strongerleague instead. It's easy to not notice this and instead of paying for something else - parking or whatever - you pay for a 1-day strongerleage subscription, which UNLESS YOU CANCEL results in monthly debits of about £55 from your card account.
So, if you get scammed in this way, cancel your subscription and remove that QR scanning app.
Scam!! registered my credit card for paying parking fee, but got emails from this company saying I have subscribed their fitness services, and going to charge me a few monthly, going to report it to Police tomorrow!
-10 if possible
Scam site. We took a picture of a QR code to get help with a canon printer, and were asked for £1, we get an email from stronger league saying welcome to their free trial day, and from tomorrow we would be charged 54/ month. We emailed them saying we hadn’t subscribed to anything and want to unsubscribe. They sent an email back saying that had been done. Next day we had another email from them saying the price had gone down to £24.99/ month (which they have taken)
All emails to their customer services or complaints just get sent back as undeliverable
They are a SCAM, we are now having to sort it out with our credit card supplier
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