FeelingBonding.com Possible SCAM or Genuine ??

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Foolishly paid £1.98 to register for low cost returned goods which was paid to feelingbonding.com .
Registration details sent dont work !
Company is registered as part of Bright Markketing (note spelling) Ltd.
Seems like some sort of Scam or moneymaking venture offering little of value - offer too good to be true - no address details needed to register etc.
Anyone else seen this, was from a Facebook advert
Registration details sent dont work !
Company is registered as part of Bright Markketing (note spelling) Ltd.
Seems like some sort of Scam or moneymaking venture offering little of value - offer too good to be true - no address details needed to register etc.
Anyone else seen this, was from a Facebook advert
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Not worried about the £1.98 I have lost and have blocked any more CC payments to them. Interested in what the money making involved is ?
Scary that as someone who never does silly things like this I seemed to have had a very senior moment !
A trial period for a customer is 5 days for 1.95 € during registration. If a customer leaves subscribed before the end of the trial period, the plan Casual is automatically brought to date at 49.80 € / month, the plan Popular is brought to date at 69.90 € / month and the plan Premium is brought to date at 85.80 € / month.
Bright Markketing Ltd reserves the right to do preauthorization of the renewal payment. In case a user initiates a refund request, the renewal amount can be voided and promptly returned to the source of payment.
I would seriously be looking to properly cancel this via the policy outlined on their site to avoid future problems and not just hope this goes away. I fear dating sites do sometimes prey on the lonely - but despite this company looking slightly odd, no staff, no accounts etc - it does have a website with full terms and conditions which is unusual for a out and out scammer- but it could of course be lifted word by word from a legit site. if you haven't received anything at all by way of confirmation, log in, membership details (amd check your spam folders carefully) , then you appear to have a get out clause if you read their T and Cs carefully.
All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.
The CC card has been stopped, the bank have confirmed that no continuous payment authority was setup and that these continuous payment agreements do NOT get transferred to new cards any longer.
I apologise for any offence caused by using the term senior moment, I agree it is ageist !