E platinum plus ???

littlemissb1tch

terry220865 wrote: »

Hi i just paid £79.95 for this shopping card from e platinum plus.by mistake,i thought was a platinum credit card,when giving your info,they ask for you credit or debit card info then take £79.95 from the card without saying anything about taking the money,,being bank holiday am gonna ring them tuesday and ask for my money back lol fingers crossed,

Hi I've had this happen to me as well. Do you have a phone number and did you have any luck getting your money back?

betty1958

yes i've been caught with this one also i paid £99 then 3 days later i realised it was a catalogue of expensive goods which i can cheaper elsewhere.i tried to cancel and they charged me administration charge of £10:mad:

TFD_2

clarkey555 wrote: »

hi elky elky.i have done just that and cancelled,its a thouroughly american operation,was given a cancellation number and told not to put anything in writing as everything was cancelled(hopefully) not sure if they are going to take 99 pound though,to shook up to ask.

It is indeed a thoroughly American operation...

The shareholder is "E-Credit LLC" and the directors are John Giesen and Peter Miller, based in Colorado and Pennsylvania respectively.

Turnre04

Hi, Would someone please post what the confirmation email looks like for me? Obviously you can remove all personal details but please state were things have been removed. Thanks!

banko89

has anyone received their monies from them? and how long did it take?. fraid i was caught out and phoned on wed and cancelled and was told 2 to 3 buissness days. they said i would only get £85.95 back but i cancelled only a day after i had applied is this right? any feedbackwould be appreciated. wont get caught like that again! lesson learned.:mad:

justrachel

I was also foolish enough to get duped. I made the mistake of signing up. I heard nothing for 4 weeks and then £39.00 was taken from my bank on Monday, No email no letter just the debit.

I contacted my bank who have now written to them cancelling any future payments and then I rang Ecredit and told them that I had received no email, no letter just the debit taken. My 32.00 was back in my account today minus the 7.00 handling fee.

A very important lesson learnt by me.

beckyk_2

I have had the luck of encountering these DODGY characters. I signed up to use the catalogue and then realised that there are hefty prices for delivery and such. I checked my bank account and reliased that there was a large amount of money missing. I then phoned my bank and they then told me I had been charged by a company called e credit. my first thought was ????? Then i remembered that i had been on the internet. Anyway phoned the company had to wait in a queue for 20 mins. bloody joke. They then said that they would refund my 120.00 to my account still waiting on the 6th of november 2009 they then took a further 120 out my account. I am RAGING!!!! I have now lauched a fraud enquiry against the b****ds but that dosen't help feed me and my young family of 3 children. i also had to cancell my card not happy at all. Can someone please get in touch with me regarding these cowboys.

Many Thanks

Becky

beckyk_2

How would you write a big bad review on them so that when you search for them in the future it would warn you about these idiots????? Please someone get back to me. very despareate for answer and my money back ihave 3 children aged 2 yrs 3yrs and 4yrs i hav been left with no money for us to live on. they took money out my account when it was my rent money nearly got eveicted thanks to this joke of a company. I then checked my bank account on the 07/11/09 and realised they had taken even more money out i have now occured a charge and will now not be allowed to upgrade my account for a further 6 months. I start a new job on monday the 9th of november after being out of work for nearly 5 yrs raising my family i now have no money to commute to my new job they have literally ruined my life i am going to get my lawyer on to this..

Rebecca

ElkyElky

It is unfortunate reading these storys however terms and conditions are there to be read, which clearly states all of the charges.

Becky, as for getting a lawyer.. I don't think you have a leg to stand on, I'm afraid. It states everything in the terms and conditions, which you obviously failed to read when applying. They can't be held responsible if you or anyone else does not bother to read the conditions laid out when applying for products/services. By applying, you agreed to the terms and conditions and agreed to let them charge you. Hopefully in the future you will be more vigilant when handing your debit/credit details over to companies.

beckyk_2

Excuse me but i did read the terms and conditions. Who are you to judge me. I authorised one payment not bloody 6 so please read the emails properly before you start upsetting people even more. Im so glad you have never been scammed but trust me you will be at one point in your life. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: