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TVshopworld/seenontv.co.uk
Rolydog2001
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Please be aware of the above on-line websites. Unfortunatly I have been caught by a very elaborate shopping website (buying a Juicer!) I must add this is the first time I have ever been caught out and it seems that because the scammers use some kind of third party card company called Skrill (cant post a link but just add .com after skrill) there seems to be little hope of getting any money back even through my credit card company. Though advise on this greatfully received!
Anyway please watch out for any online web sites advertising up to date stuff at slightly (not massively) cheaper prices.
Chris
Anyway please watch out for any online web sites advertising up to date stuff at slightly (not massively) cheaper prices.
Chris
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Yup. I've just been scammed too, but the company was calling itself seenontvbuy until it disappeared, and the money was taken by Skrill GBR. I feel very foolish! And as it was for less than £100 I seem not to have the right to request money back from the credit card company, although I have been advised to make a claim under something called chargeback with them instead. Please be aware everyone.0
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Yup. I've just been scammed too, but the company was calling itself seenontvbuy until it disappeared, and the money was taken by Skrill GBR. I feel very foolish! And as it was for less than £100 I seem not to have the right to request money back from the credit card company, although I have been advised to make a claim under something called chargeback with them instead. Please be aware everyone.
Yes, do look into the chargeback possibility.
MSE have written a good article about it:0
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