I have used this top up service when I need it early morning 3am . I haven’t receive top on time after long time I checked review like scam and all that about hidden subscription 49£ . I don’... See more
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The whole site is generally made to scam people for £49 as their initial option is selected to £49 subscription and it is easy to miss. A customer related company would never allow this.
Really good and great price,Been with them almost a year and enjoying it.Find them so much better than the last provider.

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You sent me on a site that was supposed to be 02 and it wasn't I paid 20 for a top up to be scamed and they tried taking another £49 out my account, I had to cancel my ca4d because of this. It came out as
PXT-TOPUP MOBILE LECO but was supposed to be 02!! Don't trust this site! Supposed to keep you safe.

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I bought Movistar credit once, and then I was charged twice for €49 within a short period of time directly from my bank account.
There was no explanation, no prior warning, and no email confirmation. I still have not received a clear answer about what these charges were for or why they were taken.
Very disappointing experience. Customers should not be charged repeatedly without clear consent and proper communication.

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It's another shitty scam company, that uses scam systems, you add balance to your number with a credit card then there is hidden 40 euro subscription, that does absolutely nothing they just take you money, if you want to recharge your phone better use official sites of the mobile providers.

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First time topping up sim card but still not sure what happens next. Would like more information for First time topping up credit.

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Bought a 5 pound top up from them and next thing i know is I'm being charged 49quid a month for something. Lucky my bank flagged it....Read small print you will say ?SCAM.....I just wanted a top up... simple .....

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slow topup , was 10 mints and still waiting
already hours and still waiting for money on line

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TopUp is a mobile company based in Cyprus. Like many other people who have left reviews for TopUp Mobile, my intention was to use this company for a one-off 9.95 euro payment to top up my Spanish Vodafone prepaid account. That was a big mistake. You can't complete the purchase without ticking a box, and by ticking the box you are agreeing to sign up for a subscription with TopUp, and the cost of the subscription was 39 euros a month. This is the point at which I need to own up to not reading the terms and conditions, which was a mistake on my part. In my experience, terms and conditions are related to privacy settings and whether you are willing to accept company updates and offers, NOT an agreement to subscribe to an unwanted product. These terms and conditions were in Spanish. I just wanted to access the internet.
Significantly, after I provided my Spanish number and completed the purchase, I still had no internet access, nor could I make any calls. TopUp mobile couldn't even get this right, or maybe they had bigger fish to fry.
Around 20 minutes later, I received a text message from TopUp with a link requiring me to re-enter my banking details. I was certainly not prepared to do that. I sensed something was not right with this company. Later that morning, I sent an email to TopUp telling them I had no access to the internet and that I was going directly to Vodafone to top up my prepaid account. I requested a refund and later that day the refund was processed. Unfortunately, that was not the end of it. That subscription that I had inadvertently signed up for by ticking the box was activated 3 days later, once the free trial period was over. I NEVER received an email from TopUp telling me that I had a subscription with them, so those 3 days passed me by. Then I got a message from my bank saying that 39 euros had been debited from my account. Unfortunately my bank didn't flag this charge before debiting it. I have read other reviewers whose banks blocked this charge. They were fortunate. So began a flurry of emails back and forth. I requested a full refund, but representatives from TopUp such as Liam, and 'Compliance Officers': Debbie and Margaret, were only prepared to refund me 20%. They described this as a 'goodwill gesture'. I reluctantly accepted the refund but made it clear I would leave transparent reviews about their shady business practices. Inexplicably, 24 hours later, Debbie emailed again and increased the refund to 50%, and I accepted this promptly. I am relieved that this 50% refund is securely in my bank account. The subscription was cancelled and I have blocked any future bank transactions with TopUp Mobile.
Leaving this review is my way of warning people against getting sucked into this SCAM. There are a lot of angry people who have left reviews about the exact same thing I have experienced. It concerns me when I think of how many people right now are trying to make a one off payment, but are inadvertently signing up for a subscription that they will not be aware of until the money starts disappearing from their account.
Finally, TopUp Mobile, please PLEASE do not leave a polite and slightly perplexed response to this review, asking me to reach out. You know exactly who I am; we've been emailing back and forth for 9 days now. Your cynical business practices are not sustainable and will catch up with you eventually.
So if you DO see a response from Vivian or another TopUp Mobile representative, asking me to reach out, you can be sure it was generated by AI.

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