"Complete Savings" scheme

BlueNoseChas

!!!!!! said:

orangebicycle said:

I have no idea who they are, how they got my bank and other details, and have never knowingly signed up for their 'scheme'.

Strong Customer Authentication roll out started back in September, although the final implementation deadline is now the end of this year or thereabouts

Clearly Complete Savings have not yet implemented these regulations, I can't imagine why

I was not as vigilant as you, CS were taking £15pm from my account via direct debit for over two years before I realised

When I spoke to my bank, they explained that they could instantly refund 12 months worth of payments, which was a good result, but I have accepted that the rest was lost

Well you clearly got score notes to burn geezer.

Sorry but all you's who were dangled the carrot of Cashback, signed up to it without sussing out how this works don't deserve to get your dough back, you just don't! 

There are bundles and bundles of retailers on the CS scheme so I'm sorry but I'm not having it that you or anyone else who has signed up to it don't buy something from at least one of the various affiliated retailers at least once a month because that's all it takes to get 10% Cashback on whatever you've bought and to get your 15 quid monthly fee refunded via the  'membership bonus' or whatever they call it when you forward them confirmation of purchase mail.....even if it's just for a set of 99 pence tyre valve dust caps bought off Ebay. 

Anyone moaning about CS right gets my goat up because I spent 10 minutes reading the T&C's before signing up to it when I got a pop up inviting me to join after buying something from Argos in February 18 and realised it would be right handy if done properly. Okay them wanting you to forward a proof of purchase once a month to get your 15 quid back is a bit saucy but it takes 90 seconds max which is hardly a big ask so it's more than worthwhile!

We've done proper well out of this over these last couple of years so really don't need a steady procession of dinlows whose eyes lit up at 16 odd quid Cashback whining like big girls' blouses after because they DIDN'T bother to service their membership like you're meant to after that to utilise the numerous benefits.

Pollycat

BlueNoseChas said:

!!!!!! said:

orangebicycle said:

I have no idea who they are, how they got my bank and other details, and have never knowingly signed up for their 'scheme'.

Strong Customer Authentication roll out started back in September, although the final implementation deadline is now the end of this year or thereabouts

Clearly Complete Savings have not yet implemented these regulations, I can't imagine why

I was not as vigilant as you, CS were taking £15pm from my account via direct debit for over two years before I realised

When I spoke to my bank, they explained that they could instantly refund 12 months worth of payments, which was a good result, but I have accepted that the rest was lost

Well you clearly got score notes to burn geezer.

Sorry but all you's who were dangled the carrot of Cashback, signed up to it without sussing out how this works don't deserve to get your dough back, you just don't! 

There are bundles and bundles of retailers on the CS scheme so I'm sorry but I'm not having it that you or anyone else who has signed up to it don't buy something from at least one of the various affiliated retailers at least once a month because that's all it takes to get 10% Cashback on whatever you've bought and to get your 15 quid monthly fee refunded via the  'membership bonus' or whatever they call it when you forward them confirmation of purchase mail.....even if it's just for a set of 99 pence tyre valve dust caps bought off Ebay. 

Anyone moaning about CS right gets my goat up because I spent 10 minutes reading the T&C's before signing up to it when I got a pop up inviting me to join after buying something from Argos in February 18 and realised it would be right handy if done properly. Okay them wanting you to forward a proof of purchase once a month to get your 15 quid back is a bit saucy but it takes 90 seconds max which is hardly a big ask so it's more than worthwhile!

We've done proper well out of this over these last couple of years so really don't need a steady procession of dinlows whose eyes lit up at 16 odd quid Cashback whining like big girls' blouses after because they DIDN'T bother to service their membership like you're meant to after that to utilise the numerous benefits.

The board is called 'Praise, Vent and Warnings'.

People are allowed to vent - even if you don't think they have reasonable grounds to do so.

BlueNoseChas

Pollycat said:

BlueNoseChas said:

!!!!!! said:

orangebicycle said:

I have no idea who they are, how they got my bank and other details, and have never knowingly signed up for their 'scheme'.

Strong Customer Authentication roll out started back in September, although the final implementation deadline is now the end of this year or thereabouts

Clearly Complete Savings have not yet implemented these regulations, I can't imagine why

I was not as vigilant as you, CS were taking £15pm from my account via direct debit for over two years before I realised

When I spoke to my bank, they explained that they could instantly refund 12 months worth of payments, which was a good result, but I have accepted that the rest was lost

Well you clearly got score notes to burn geezer.

Sorry but all you's who were dangled the carrot of Cashback, signed up to it without sussing out how this works don't deserve to get your dough back, you just don't! 

There are bundles and bundles of retailers on the CS scheme so I'm sorry but I'm not having it that you or anyone else who has signed up to it don't buy something from at least one of the various affiliated retailers at least once a month because that's all it takes to get 10% Cashback on whatever you've bought and to get your 15 quid monthly fee refunded via the  'membership bonus' or whatever they call it when you forward them confirmation of purchase mail.....even if it's just for a set of 99 pence tyre valve dust caps bought off Ebay. 

Anyone moaning about CS right gets my goat up because I spent 10 minutes reading the T&C's before signing up to it when I got a pop up inviting me to join after buying something from Argos in February 18 and realised it would be right handy if done properly. Okay them wanting you to forward a proof of purchase once a month to get your 15 quid back is a bit saucy but it takes 90 seconds max which is hardly a big ask so it's more than worthwhile!

We've done proper well out of this over these last couple of years so really don't need a steady procession of dinlows whose eyes lit up at 16 odd quid Cashback whining like big girls' blouses after because they DIDN'T bother to service their membership like you're meant to after that to utilise the numerous benefits.

The board is called 'Praise, Vent and Warnings'.

People are allowed to vent - even if you don't think they have reasonable grounds to do so.

I couldn't agree more which is why I shall vent away at those those suggesting that CS is some kind of scam because it's not and what I find even more personally offensive is that would also infer I've been mugged off by joining the scheme which I most certainly have not.

Do you not find it strange how those of us contributing to this thread who actually bothered to spend 10 minutes of our entire lifetimes getting up to speed on how CS works all appear to be contented long-term members?

Whilst they who just saw a quick opportunity of a 'snatch & grab' 16 or 17 quid Cashback on a purchase they made signed up to it without even caring to read what they were joining keep surfacing in here spewing out outrageous slurs seeing they now realise they've been weighing on 15 quid a month membership because initially they were too lazy, too greedy and/or perhaps even too stupid to think about anything else other than jumping on an offer of Cashback.  

Here are, just for anyone doubting what I say......you can see Cashback paid from various retailers very quickly, so quickly in fact that there's transactions there where they had to take money back they'd already paid me because I never picked the item up from Argos and the Smiths order got cancelled as the book weren't available

You can also see I've had my 15 quid membership fee refunded every month too, no idea why it always states Argos was the retailer when they weigh on the 'monthly bonus' but what's it matter as long as your monthly sub's refunded.

Pollycat

BlueNoseChas said:

Pollycat said:

BlueNoseChas said:

!!!!!! said:

orangebicycle said:

I have no idea who they are, how they got my bank and other details, and have never knowingly signed up for their 'scheme'.

Strong Customer Authentication roll out started back in September, although the final implementation deadline is now the end of this year or thereabouts

Clearly Complete Savings have not yet implemented these regulations, I can't imagine why

I was not as vigilant as you, CS were taking £15pm from my account via direct debit for over two years before I realised

When I spoke to my bank, they explained that they could instantly refund 12 months worth of payments, which was a good result, but I have accepted that the rest was lost

Well you clearly got score notes to burn geezer.

Sorry but all you's who were dangled the carrot of Cashback, signed up to it without sussing out how this works don't deserve to get your dough back, you just don't! 

There are bundles and bundles of retailers on the CS scheme so I'm sorry but I'm not having it that you or anyone else who has signed up to it don't buy something from at least one of the various affiliated retailers at least once a month because that's all it takes to get 10% Cashback on whatever you've bought and to get your 15 quid monthly fee refunded via the  'membership bonus' or whatever they call it when you forward them confirmation of purchase mail.....even if it's just for a set of 99 pence tyre valve dust caps bought off Ebay. 

Anyone moaning about CS right gets my goat up because I spent 10 minutes reading the T&C's before signing up to it when I got a pop up inviting me to join after buying something from Argos in February 18 and realised it would be right handy if done properly. Okay them wanting you to forward a proof of purchase once a month to get your 15 quid back is a bit saucy but it takes 90 seconds max which is hardly a big ask so it's more than worthwhile!

We've done proper well out of this over these last couple of years so really don't need a steady procession of dinlows whose eyes lit up at 16 odd quid Cashback whining like big girls' blouses after because they DIDN'T bother to service their membership like you're meant to after that to utilise the numerous benefits.

The board is called 'Praise, Vent and Warnings'.

People are allowed to vent - even if you don't think they have reasonable grounds to do so.

I couldn't agree more which is why I shall vent away at those those suggesting that CS is some kind of scam because it's not and what I find even more personally offensive is that would also infer I've been mugged off by joining the scheme which I most certainly have not.

And that's fine.

But it is not necessary to be abusive to those who do vent by referring to them as 'toxic wee trolls'.

BlueNoseChas

Pollycat said:

BlueNoseChas said:

Pollycat said:

BlueNoseChas said:

!!!!!! said:

orangebicycle said:

I have no idea who they are, how they got my bank and other details, and have never knowingly signed up for their 'scheme'.

Strong Customer Authentication roll out started back in September, although the final implementation deadline is now the end of this year or thereabouts

Clearly Complete Savings have not yet implemented these regulations, I can't imagine why

I was not as vigilant as you, CS were taking £15pm from my account via direct debit for over two years before I realised

When I spoke to my bank, they explained that they could instantly refund 12 months worth of payments, which was a good result, but I have accepted that the rest was lost

Well you clearly got score notes to burn geezer.

Sorry but all you's who were dangled the carrot of Cashback, signed up to it without sussing out how this works don't deserve to get your dough back, you just don't! 

There are bundles and bundles of retailers on the CS scheme so I'm sorry but I'm not having it that you or anyone else who has signed up to it don't buy something from at least one of the various affiliated retailers at least once a month because that's all it takes to get 10% Cashback on whatever you've bought and to get your 15 quid monthly fee refunded via the  'membership bonus' or whatever they call it when you forward them confirmation of purchase mail.....even if it's just for a set of 99 pence tyre valve dust caps bought off Ebay. 

Anyone moaning about CS right gets my goat up because I spent 10 minutes reading the T&C's before signing up to it when I got a pop up inviting me to join after buying something from Argos in February 18 and realised it would be right handy if done properly. Okay them wanting you to forward a proof of purchase once a month to get your 15 quid back is a bit saucy but it takes 90 seconds max which is hardly a big ask so it's more than worthwhile!

We've done proper well out of this over these last couple of years so really don't need a steady procession of dinlows whose eyes lit up at 16 odd quid Cashback whining like big girls' blouses after because they DIDN'T bother to service their membership like you're meant to after that to utilise the numerous benefits.

The board is called 'Praise, Vent and Warnings'.

People are allowed to vent - even if you don't think they have reasonable grounds to do so.

I couldn't agree more which is why I shall vent away at those those suggesting that CS is some kind of scam because it's not and what I find even more personally offensive is that would also infer I've been mugged off by joining the scheme which I most certainly have not.

And that's fine.

But it is not necessary to be abusive to those who do vent by referring to them as 'toxic wee trolls'.

Well I'm not going to call anyone anything because I'll only get put on the naughty stool again but when someone has gone to the effort of setting up a brand new forum account just to come in here giving it all the bunny about something I know he's misleading folk on, trapping off about getting "relevant fraud authorities" involved, forgive me for coming to certain conclusions eh.

All well 'n' good saying we should ignore people or report them but I'm sorry if someone is making claims I know are not true I for one will say so and I was brought up never to do the Bertie Smalls thing either so I'm sure as hell not starting all that at the age of 47 and definitely not in an internet discussion thread of all places.

I think the screen caps of my CS account activity I've posted in the previous reply say so much more than anything I could possibly write in here so I'm not going to bite at him again.

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BlueNoseChas @Pollycat  
Can you please desist from  posting an ever increasing quote tree every time you post?  

I'm sick of scrolling past the last six paragraphs of posts just to read  a one-line response!

BlueNoseChas

Moneyineptitude said:

BlueNoseChas @Pollycat  
Can you please desist from  posting an ever increasing quote tree every time you post?  

I'm sick of scrolling past the last six paragraphs of posts just to read  a one-line response!

You'll find as a rule I tend to have way too much to say to be writing one line responses especially on this topic so I'm sorry but I'm not guilty on that charge.

Neither am I responsible when it comes to whatever device and/or browser you're using to view this debate producing ever increasing quote trees because no individual post I'm viewing be it on my laptop or on my BB mobile running on Android is showing up as a 'tree' using Chrome.

Are you on an Apple device and using Safari by any chance? 

[Deleted User]

BlueNoseChas said:

Are you on an Apple device and using Safari by any chance? 

Indeed I am. 

 If you notice, however, I've only quoted a small section of your much longer post. If I'd allowed the forum software free reign it would have quoted the entirety of your post as well as my earlier one asking you to edit the quotes...

BlueNoseChas

Moneyineptitude said:

BlueNoseChas said:

Are you on an Apple device and using Safari by any chance? 

my earlier one asking you to edit the quotes...

Well out of common courtesy I shall do it for you now and try to bear it in mind for the future.

Not sure I'll remember to stick to that mind seeing it's an issue I don't experience with either of my chosen devices and have only ever encountered on my iPad and just another reason why I barely use the damn thing.

James_E

Has anyone successfully received a refund for a completely unused subscription from Complete Savings recently? 

Like many here I recently discovered money disappearing from of my bank account. 

They are not responding to emails sent a week ago and phone number only has a holding message.