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wly*completesave.co.uk - daughter has been a twit.
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Pollycat said:born_again said:Jeepers_Creepers said:born_again said:You do not tick any box to sign up to this company.
What you do is accept a offer for cashback at a retailer Argos, trainline, ebay are 3 that trip straight of the top of my head.
I have known them refund 3 months with no issue, then anything further they want to send something out. I have known 5 years refunded in the past.
2 years ago it was a simple case of clicking on the offer box & fill in email address, they get card details from retailer.She has no recollection of giving her account details separately to wly*, so that is why I wondered if - at the time - all that had to be done was effectively tick an additional box to sign up to the free month offer of savings with them.Anyhoo, lesson learnt.
As I saids there is no tick box. It is a simple case of clicking on a link after a purchase is made at hundreds of retailers that simply says "Have XX cash back on us" within that is the fact that you are agreeing to CompleteSave taking £15 a month for their services.
They are a good company to deal with in terms of getting funds back. They are another company that we deal with a lot. People always say. Never signed up to them, but when you go back and check their accounts I can always tell them which purchase it was that they made and how they signed up.
How prominent is this notification?
Next time you make a online purchase look out for a offer of cashback on a future purchase. Then check it out.Life in the slow lane0 -
born_again said:Pollycat said:born_again said:Jeepers_Creepers said:born_again said:You do not tick any box to sign up to this company.
What you do is accept a offer for cashback at a retailer Argos, trainline, ebay are 3 that trip straight of the top of my head.
I have known them refund 3 months with no issue, then anything further they want to send something out. I have known 5 years refunded in the past.
2 years ago it was a simple case of clicking on the offer box & fill in email address, they get card details from retailer.She has no recollection of giving her account details separately to wly*, so that is why I wondered if - at the time - all that had to be done was effectively tick an additional box to sign up to the free month offer of savings with them.Anyhoo, lesson learnt.
As I saids there is no tick box. It is a simple case of clicking on a link after a purchase is made at hundreds of retailers that simply says "Have XX cash back on us" within that is the fact that you are agreeing to CompleteSave taking £15 a month for their services.
They are a good company to deal with in terms of getting funds back. They are another company that we deal with a lot. People always say. Never signed up to them, but when you go back and check their accounts I can always tell them which purchase it was that they made and how they signed up.
How prominent is this notification?
Next time you make a online purchase look out for a offer of cashback on a future purchase. Then check it out.
Then the fact that they tell you prominently that you will be paying £15.00 per month shouldn't have been missed.
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