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Fazzer

Hi

In my case I sent them a copy of the cancellation email I received from them months before. This they denied all along that I had cancelled the subs within the grace period.

Thankfully emails are the one area of my life that is organised. They refunded the outstanding amount very quickly.

I think it would be easier for you to contact your card provider, explain the situation and stop further debits if they will. That way the scammers can still credit you directly without making more excuses.

It troubles me that Trading Standards have not closed them down. It may not be illegal but the complaints about the methods to entrap people are astronomical. you would need to spend £500 a month or thereabouts just to recover the subscription.

smileitconfusespeople_2

Thanks so much for you quick reply , Yes the accounts set up in hubbys name (details ) so ill get him to bell them this pm, I just wanted to get it all down on paper Whilest ive still got it fresh in my mind. Thanks

smileitconfusespeople_2

Hi ya just a update for you all my bank has managed to sort this out for me and im getting all my money back..

oldskool_83

I got hit by this little number. Ive just called to cancel my membership. Not at anypoint was it made clear I'd be paying a membership to Rewardsnow.co.uk and I had cancelled my creditscorenow membership. Suppose I fell right into their hands, feeling safe and secure after cancelling it but no. When you tick for the "free" ASDA gift voucher they get you signed up to Rewardsnow. And it take up to 3-4 weeks to receive your voicher in the post

To those people claiming it's not a scam, its no more a scam than any other semi legal operation, but theres something they arent making clear.

John_Pierpoint

At lunch time today there was an interesting item on "You and Yours" (BBC Radio 4) about continuous authority.
The example they were using was the "free" moisturiser offer (just pay P & P) scam. It has featured on the forum from time to time.

According to the spokes woman for the bankers you first have to complain to the trader but then you can at least stop any future payments and possibly reclaim via your bank. So don't get fobbed off by your bank.

It seems the rules were changed about 18 months ago; presumably you could eventually go to the ombudsman.

LJ_Bailey

Please everyone go to the OFFICIAL GOVERNEMENT PETITION - if you go to the HM Governement site and then to e-petitions and type in Rewardsnow / rewards.co.uk Scam



Absolutely gobsmackingly enough there are only 38 signatures!! With the number of people across the internet that have complained about Rewards Now/ Adaptive Affinity, it is a shame people do not know about this e-petition !! :-(



Sign it now everyone!!!!

John_Pierpoint

https://submissions.epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/17209/signature/new

awhit1985

I have recently scammed by Rewards Now. I only noticed last week when I noticed a card payment to Rewards Now. The noticed 2 more in the previous months total £59.85 I had never heard of them so I googled and came up with this forum. I did join Credit Score Matters and cancelled straight away. I emailed Rewards Now 3 times so far and they have refused to refund. The last email is below. Basically saying they can't proove that I signed up to rewards Now. I have now passed on to fraud department at my bank and hopefully they will be more succesfull. I have also signed the petition about Rewards now and urge others to do it as Trading Standards do not seem willing to deal with it. These people need shutting down.
Dear Andrew,

Thankyou for your email received on 12 April 2012.

Wedo not have the facility to capture your information when you first input yourdetails into the registration form. The only information we can provide is asample of the screen shot that was completed in order to activate yourmembership.

Unfortunately,your request for a refund remains declined.

Yourssincerely,

RajPatel
CustomerServices
Onbehalf of Rewards Now

maryannewood

Hi,
Big thanks to Ilovepurple. I sent them a copy of your email and they have refunded my £140 in full. I am so happy! Very grateful for your template and help.

Anne

Dilemma1951

They are hanging on until the very last minute. Instead of just stopping accounts they are taking the payments up until they cease trading. Talking tens of thousands of pounds from many customers who don't even realise they are paying monthly amounts for a service they don't access nor are aware of. Now THAT'S criminal.