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Another “SCAM” No point filling out your your details as just another scam to get you to purchase a silver subscription service but you will never see your end goal off receiving that fantastic priz... See more
I am sick of receiving emails etc off ukrewardspot when after every email I receive i unsubscribe although I never evan subscribed I the first place... plz plz stop .. what's so hard to understand....... See more
Fgs these scammer are making me Ill please someone take unrewardspot.co.uk off the Web I'm disabled and their driving me crazy rude content rude Web they even call me constantly saying am I someone el... See more
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It was great couldn't have been better
thankyou for support and i tryed…
thankyou for support and i tryed blackmale them tu tru ligal cyber suport
ather think they juse mirror look like same site but you have to check some diference one example fake start http:// not https://
or request cyber devision
if you check reviev same it easy can be fakes
Promise of £75 and then no way to claim…
Promise of £75 and then no way to claim once you fulfil
Pressing wrong button brought me to…
Pressing wrong button brought me to this scam company. Be careful, dont allow them Access to you and you're phone. Absolute nightmare getting rid of them, ads coming to phone constantly. Awful. Got rid in the end WHY does Argos allow this to happen, Argos was what I thought I was looking at, turned out no, this scam was attached to Argos site
Scam.
Scam.
Promise a £75 voucher and tells you 1 more step just 1 more step and they will bombard with calls & emails.
Completely avoid!
Good, just be careful on what you click
Ok, my experience was not that recent... Maybe a bit more than a year ago now, but I was very careful when doing it, the ad was a bit misleading but I got the reward in the end. I was playing one if the cheap free games from Google play on my mobile when an ad popped up asking if I wanted a free PS5, I thought "what the hell, let's give it a try," when you sign up you obviously have to give your email address, I knew that by doing this I was going to get bombarded with spam so I chose not to recieve mails wherever that was possible and if I was obliged to in order to proceed then as soon as I recieved one spam mail I it sent straight to my junk mail so all the rest from that sender would follow. Once signed up you had a choice on how to earn the stars which would get you the reward, there were some free ones and there were others where you would have to subscribe and pay, I chose all the free ones such as other apps that you had to download and play certain games and reach a certain level and the others I chose you had to subscribe to a certain offer but when the free period was about it run out I simply cancelled it, in the end I got all the stars required.
Eventually I got all that I needed and applied for the reward. The misleading part was in the initial advert saying you could get a PS5 however I didn't get the actual console, instead they gave £500 pounds worth of online vouchers that could be used in certain shops to get it, it took ages because at the time that was when the PS5 was almost impossible to obtain, but with a little patience I managed to get it.
Overall, this thing is NOT a scam, but you just have to be very careful when doing it, don't just click accept accept accept for everything, be prepared to recieve spam and learn how to get around it most important read the small print very carefully. I hope this helps.
Avoid like the plague
What they don't tell you:
1. Click one wrong option and you'll be dealing with cold calls, spam/promotional emails/texts for possibly a very long time.
2. You have to jump through hoops to cancel some deals. It's a purposefully convoluted process.
3. Some "free trials" can still result in you being billed EVEN if you try to cancel it immediately. Either A) they are "24 hour free trials", but in the Terms and Conditions it says you have to cancel with 24 hours notice to avoid being billed. Clever. Or B) the cancellation process is purposefully long so by the time they get back to you, you've already been charged.
4. Some deals have to be activated for several days before they issue your prize. They don't want you joining a service and then deleting it 5 seconds later.
All of that for a £75 UberEats voucher...it's honestly not worth it unless it was for £500. And if it was for £500, they'd have you belly dancing in a circus before you actually got the reward.
I just wish I didn’t…
BIGGEST SCAM: WHEN YOU SEE IT, DO NOT GET YOURSELF INVESTED AND LEAVE THE SITE IMMEDIATELY.
Long story short: I did the rewards.co.uk to earn £750 or some sort of phone. I knew it was a scam but I was supporting a creator online and they get paid if I do the survey. I put in my details, thinking they couldn’t scam me, and then I chose ‘graze.com’ to redeem a free trial as you had to choose one of the tasks. Thinking because ‘graze.com’ is a legitimate website, and put in my bank details. Later on the day, I saw my amazon account has been hacked and money has been coming out of my bank account. It’s a scam, no matter what website it refers you on.
Steer clear of this
Steer clear of this. You will get bombarded with texts, emails etc
Bloody scam nuisance sends dozens of messages every y
Bloody scam nuisance sends dozens of messages every day
reporting you to the police
Good subjects
Scam Allday
Scam Allday Reporting it to fraud UK London police you all do the same
I was foolish enough to sign up for…
I was foolish enough to sign up for this. Any promised incentives are not delivered, sign ups are disregarded and you're left with a million unwanted emails and countless companies have your personal data. Avoid like the plague
How do I stop the constant messages
How do I stop the constant messages, please help thanks
Only hit 1 star as this is the only way…
Only hit 1 star as this is the only way I can get on to write a review!!! BEEN TRYING TO GET OFF THIS FOR MONTHS SENT MESSAGESBUT TO NO AVAIL. NOT INTERESTED !!!!! HOW DO YOU MAKE THEM STOP ?????? !!!!!!!!!
Scammers
Couldn’t do zero stars. It’s a con!!!!! Don’t pass on your details … it’s a scam to get you hooked.
UK Reward spot
As you can see from other reviews they are trash, they manipulate the situation with redeem a token in return you receive what you want. For example
I was watching YouTube and came across a woman talking about there’s a website giving £100 Cadbury worth. Before I clicked on the link in her bio I mentioned in the comments it’s fake and clicked on the link went though the procedures either go for paid apps which involve gambling or my case download coin master the game it self about making and losing money so clue already there. Still went though with the deal (go though third village to collect token) I’m on the third village and no Email been or any came though. I haven’t seen anything happen yet to my logins or bank account will update if anything happens. Iv got screenshots next time I come across one of these I will try track there IP ADRESS
Fed up with trying
I have tried to sign up on more than one occasion and can honestly say, don't waste your time. In my last four or five years I have tried and still no better off. Very false and time-wasting so just Don't bother to waste your time as there are legit websites out there that are not a fix!!!
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