Help strange transaction

M9nkey1982

Hello, sorry but I wasn't sure where to post this, checked my bank account this morning, after applying unsuccessfully for some payday loans 2 days ago something called TRACK-MYFINANCE.CO.UK has taken £29 from my bank account, does anyone know who they are?

[Deleted User]

In cases like this, it's normally because you've paid a broker's fee for someone to find you a PDL.

You can normally get a refund by jumping through a large number of hoops. Check your internet history to find the site and read the t&C's.

DCFC79

M9nkey1982 wrote: »

Hello, sorry but I wasn't sure where to post this, checked my bank account this morning, after applying unsuccessfully for some payday loans 2 days ago something called TRACK-MYFINANCE.CO.UK has taken £29 from my bank account, does anyone know who they are?

That web address goes to

https://track-myfinance.co.uk

It helps you to manage your budget, it costs £29.50.

Did you happen to sign up thinking it was free ?

You dont need to pay for something you can do for free or using cheaper alternatives, ynab is 1 and Im sure its cheaper than £29.50.

TadleyBaggie

DCFC79 wrote: »

It helps you to manage your budget, it costs £29.50.

And that's per month!

antrobus

I'd suggest this link
https://track-myfinance.co.uk/cancel

DCFC79

TadleyBaggie wrote: »

And that's per month!

Yes a very expensive way for your budget to be sorted, it's why I suggested ynab, ok it still costs but it's 7 dollars a month.

jtmerralls

I think that you will find that the Company have charged you that amount to seek out a loan for you.
Have seen this a number of times when working in a Bank.....
You could try disputing it however think that it woukd have been hidden somewhere in the Terms and Conditions.

DCFC79

jtmerralls wrote: »

I think that you will find that the Company have charged you that amount to seek out a loan for you.
Have seen this a number of times when working in a Bank.....
You could try disputing it however think that it would have been hidden somewhere in the Terms and Conditions.

Did you happen to check the link out ?


Where did you see the mention of loans on the website.


To me it looks like they help with budgeting and an expensive way of doing it.