Savvy Benefits Card scam

DCFC79

2 things

lenders dont see your credit score, they see your history.

Why only £200, surely there were other options than a loan broker.

Oh and dont enter your card details on a loan brokers website.

Skittlesxo

I don't see how it's any of your business why £200 and if she had any other means, that's just plain rude

Comms69

Skittlesxo wrote: »

I don't see how it's any of your business why £200 and if she had any other means, that's just plain rude

Join forum, revive almost month old thread to tell someone off...

bern12

Thankyou for the email address
I had £34.98 Taken out of my account. Under the name Savvy cards. I emailed them to the effect a third party deducted that money without my permission. In two days I had the money refunded.
At the same time I had another amount £34.99 under the name YESSAL. I cant find any company off that name ,but suspect its connected to Savvy cards ,has anyone heard of this name
Any help appreciated


98, taken out of my account

AnthB

Hi Yes2333323 or what ever is another scam the yes catalogue in association with savvy billed my card months after browsing . my bank couldn’t help me out as i never read the 6000 paragraph terms and conditions these 2 companies are discussing 1000s of emails yes £300 credit but you don’t receive a item until you paid for it all the full balance. The think buy now pay later is the same a buy items in instalments receive your goods 6 months later. CREDIT it’s false advertisement disgrace . take care as i am going to not falling for it again 😎👍

Pollycat

AnthB wrote: »

Hi Yes2333323 or what ever is another scam the yes catalogue in association with savvy billed my card months after browsing . my bank couldn’t help me out as i never read the 6000 paragraph terms and conditions these 2 companies are discussing 1000s of emails yes £300 credit but you don’t receive a item until you paid for it all the full balance. The think buy now pay later is the same a buy items in instalments receive your goods 6 months later. CREDIT it’s false advertisement disgrace . take care as i am going to not falling for it again 😎👍

I really don't understand this.

I browse lots of websites.
None of them get my credit card details until I'm ready to do business with them.

Have I misunderstood how these websites mentioned here work?

LadyDee

Some people shouldn't be using the internet. For goodness sake READ and understand what you are signing up to.

Pollycat

I've just had a look at the Savvy Benefits Card website.

On the Home page, if you scroll down it very clearly states:

Interested in becoming a member?

You can with a one off sign up fee of £34.99 and a monthly recurring billing amount of £19.99
Pop in your details and you can get started right away.

I'm not sure how the OP (back in Feb 2019) got to this website after applying for a loan.
I'd never enter my bank and card details when applying for anything.

TBH, if I read the words 'membership' on any website, I'd be running for the hills (with my undisclosed financial details firmly in my pocket).

DCFC79

AnthB wrote: »

Hi Yes2333323 or what ever is another scam the yes catalogue in association with savvy billed my card months after browsing .

Sorry but that can not happen.

Can you explain how your card would get charged IF all you did was browse the website ?

Did you by any chance enter your card details ?


Did you buy anything ?