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Paid my water bill online by debit card today. I was suprised that I was asked to give more personal details than is usual (phone number, address and email). Then I get an email from a company I have never even heard of: Link, who were asking me to confirm my email address. They went on to give details of how I could delete my account with them (WHAT ACCOUNT?!). I did not confirm my email (who ARE these jokers?) and the link just took me round in an endless loop that didn't delete diddly.
At no point did the water company say word one about 'Link', and I was not aware of what it was or given any option to decline.
Googling Link left me not much wiser as to what its advantages might be, but in any case I was so angry at being railroaded in this fashion that I want nothing to do with it in future, although I expect I'll have to go through the same rigmarole next time I pay my water bill.
The one star is not a reflection of the company so much as it's apparently underhand methods of obtaining my personal and financial details.

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I lost hundreds of dollars using Link as they are not truthful and have no buyer protection. If you don’t receive what you paid for, you cannot recover the money. I paid for SEO services through Prime Web Service. They stole the money and didn’t do the work. If you are forced to use Link, use a credit card (never a debit card) so you can get your money back from the bank, as Link is for criminals to steal from the innocent.

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Just had an email from these people saying that i made a payment through them yesterday, no amount or payee supplied. I don't have an account with them. I have now contacted them by email and told them this, I don't live in Hastings, and what the hell is UTC?? I will report the email and spam and block the sender.
We noticed a login to your Link account from a new device. If this was you, no further action is needed.
Device: Android (Samsung Internet)
Location: Hastings, England, United Kingdom
When: October 19, 2025 at 1:42:31 PM UTC

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Absolute scam of a company, they enable hackers and frauds to use your bank details, and always 'lose' your queries, and links they provide to 'log out of all devices' do not work.

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Paid online through Link and it saved my card details. There is no option to decline it.

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Seem to be working well. Could easily remove my credit card when I needed.

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It's a scam. I never opened an acount with link and suddenly I receive an email showing 2 transactions I made apparently via Scribe. Very concerned. I will be going to my bank to stop them from getting access. This is terrible.

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Watch out: Scammers
Used them to pay on csfloat.com
They processed my 20+ USDC, but didn't credit my account.
Upon contacting them - no results, incapable of doing anything. Will take legal action by reporting them to the local regulators.
Sad such "companies" exist.
In case you encounter the same story as I have,
reach out to the Central Bank of Ireland (their regulator)

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This company is very not transparent on what they are doing with your information and require way too much of it to process a payment. Additionally, it said it created an account for me and when I went to delete the account and said it created for me it said it didn't exist in the first place. I put all of my information in to pay a dentistry bill.

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Link is assisting international scammers in imitating fake Louvre museum tickets. The website is carefully crafted to look just like the official museum page. Link needs to actively do something to prevent its services being used for scams.

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Scammers on Instagram imitated a TASCHEN bookstore site. Link.com was used to help the scammers process the payment.. I have used Link with a reputable company twice(!) before. Problems occur when there is fraud. Their customer service is just not exists.

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Scammers on Instagram imitated a Sezane clothing site. Link.com was used to help the scammers process the payment.. I have used Link with a reputable company once before. Problems occur when there is fraud. Their customer service is terrible. Lots of talking and no result. I tried to email the fake seller details and emails that followed. Link does not accept emails. So providing you use an ethical company - great. If it is a fraudster - you are screwed.

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ZERO STARS! Under an Equifax class action suit agreement, I was forced to sign up for Link to get my "virtual" payment. When I received notice that I had received a second payment, the money and card number were GONE! Completely gone, LINK HAD STOLEN THE BALANCE! Also, Google tagged the account as fraudulent, so I never got to use my "legal redress" and now I can't buy stuff at Google at all (They aren't trusted with my bank account either). The Link-Equifax account was completely empty, the "card" had been erased and the Link site, after repeatedly dunning me for my actual bank card instead of answering questions about this theft, HAS BEEN DELETED! With extreme prejudice! DO NOT EVER USE LINK TO TRANSFER MONEY, not even fake lawsuit money. Equifax can't be trusted either - one of its workers set up the account and I must assume Equifax is working with Link to steal money from people it had already stolen from. Keep your money safe and never use Link. It only works at "rich people stores" anyway, and the money you put into Link gets STOLEN. I don't like thieves. Link is a thief. So is Equifax. Don't trust either when it comes to finances.

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They are a scam. They a payment processing firm who can't refund money. They can't escalate, don't return calls, dont respond.

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Made a donation on givestar and ended up with a scammy link.com account which I did not ask for or want.

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They do not check the web stores for credibility. I paid a scamming site through link and they did not help me retrieving my money back. Link seems to me a scamming site, too. Don't do anything with them!

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Sans que vous le sachiez, ils vous ouvrent un compte dans le but de conserver vos données de paiement pour un don caritatif comme c'était mon cas, ils vous demandent de vérifier votre adresse mail et hop le tour est joué. Cependant j'ai lu leur gribouillis en y constant qu'une petite manipulation vous permettait de supprimer mon "compte" que je n'ai jamais ouvert! En tout cas c'est fiat et je peux dormir tranquillement, attention à ces arnaques, après tout, QUI SONT CES PERSONNES? Personnellement, ça pue!
Without your knowledge, they open an account for you in order to store your payment details for a charitable donation, as was the case with me. They ask you to verify your email address, and that's it. However, I read their scribbles and noticed that a small manipulation allowed me to delete my ‘account’ that I never opened! In any case, it's done and I can sleep soundly. Be careful of these scams. After all, WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? Personally, it stinks!

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Barely average online wallet with no benefit at all.
I used Link for a year when it turned up at one of the websites where I renew my certifications.
However, I just deleted my Link account because after my phone number changed I found out that I would have to 'reset' my entire account and re-type all my info in from scratch just to update my phone number.
And their customer service is available only on chat, doesn't have a phone number I can ring, was pretty useless overall and patronizing, to top it off.
Figured I'd give Link a miss and so went ahead and deleted my account -- easy solution!
There never was a particular advantage to using Link, anyway. Good riddance.

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