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As a housewife, I get some free time after my children leave for school. I started exploring Foodie Hub to discover new recipes, and it has been a fun experience so far.
persistent add, tried to close it down and was charged. Website has no contact details. My bank have been useless, not acted on 2 dispute claims raised via app. Had to cancel my card in the end via t... See more
My wife somehow subscribed to Foodie Hub, she thought she clicked on something via the Flight Tracker App but if doing so starts a 3 day trial for £0.01 prior to a £29.90 payment the dates don't stack... See more
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I never subscribed to it I have been…
I never subscribed to it I have been charged 39.92 and they are not replying to my e mails.
I tried to cancel my Revolut payment however they say it’s a valid transaction!!!!
Nightmare company do not go anywhere near it
SCAM
SCAM - it was a pop-up advert that I didn't even realise until it was too late. They initially take 0.01p then two days later start a subscription for £29.90. there is no way to contact them to dispute and it's simply a load of rubbish. The bigger payment is still pending so they've cancelled my card at LLoyds and sending me a new one but until then I just have to wait and see what happens with the pending payment. NIGHTMARE.
Scam - Call your bank immidiately to block payment
This scam company apparently offers food recipes on a subscription £29.99 / month! They use Google advertisements in apps/websites to trick people into their subscription page and takes your payment info straight from wallet apps like Google Pay. With two clicks you are subscribed for £0.01 3 day trial followed by £29.99/mo charge.
If this happens to you, call your bank's fraud line to dispute the charge and ask them to block any further payments. Keep monitoring your bank statements as these scammers will try to charge again and again. Blocking the card and getting a new one don't work because I believe Visa/Mastercard automatically send new card details to payment processors!
Scam!
Scam!! I clicked on a .01 cent purchase and they just got my debit card and now are trying to charge me $29.90! Piece of $hits!
Just realised had by this fake company
Just realised I have been scammed (29.00 Pounds) by this fake company. They have managed to take two payments from my account!
Totally distressed
Please report this company please Trustpilot
Do not subscribe, but do report!
Am currently on phone to the fraud team at my bank.
BE AWARE OF Foodie-hub texts or emails
Foodie Hub appears to be a scam
Foodie Hub appears to be a scam. I remember approving a 1p payment on my iPhone (NatWest credit card). I can’t even remember what for. 2 or 3 days later they tried to take £29.90. NatWest must be on to them as they declined. Then Foodie Hub tried again tonight - again declined. I certainly never approved anything other than the 1p - there was no indication of a subscription. Very sharp practice indeed and I believe a pure scam
Foodie- Hub.co CYPRUS scammers
Foodie- Hub.co CYPRUS has now taken 3 monthly payments out of my account £29.90 for something I didn’t sign up for — I noticed on the 26 th June and cancelled the apparent subscription which was verified by foodie hub customer services only to find this morning another £29.90 was taken out on 1 st July
Watch for the subscription trap
Watch for the subscription trap, it wasn’t obvious and you’ll get stung £29 if not cancelled
Scam
Scam. Gets you to inadvertently click on something for 1p then hooks you into a £30 a month non existent subscription. If you spot Foidie-Hub on a bank statement contact your bank, cancel further debits and tell bank to make formal complaint
Very positive experience with the…
Very positive experience with the customer support team to correct a problem with a subscription. Quick response and swiftly sorted
Fraud stay away and be careful they…
Fraud stay away and be careful they don’t trick you into paying 1penny to get your bank account information!!
It’s a subscription scam
It’s a subscription scam. Nightmare to cancel subscription. Emails go around in a never ending loop. Phone number is not taking calls. Rang my bank and cancelled my debit card.
Foodie hub scam
Just found foodie hub have been taking £29.90 from my an account each month since February. I have never signed up to them. Now stopping further payments and seeking refunds
FRAUD RISK: Do NOT go to this company's web site
Do NOT go to this company's web site. My credit card has been charged with 1p for a 3-day trial after which a Service fee of £29.90/ month will apply. I did not authorise this charge and have reported the fraud to my credit card provider.
Banks just as bad!!
Anyone else had a nightmare getting the money back from their bank? This is why these scum always win! My banks even told me to do the detective work myself to find out who they are before they can help!! So I’m closing my bank account! I’m absolutely gob smacked at how this has been handled
Total nightmare I DO NOT know what this…
Total nightmare I DO NOT know what this is I’ve tried everything to stop it, my bank can’t even help as they keep claiming all the time, even the fraud dept of HSBC can’t seem to find who they are, if I signed up I did it not knowingly if you get this I’m afraid your stuck with paying it monthly of £29.90 for absolutely nothing!!
Another Scam
Was in the middle of signing up for another app, by mistake clicked on Foodie Hub which was absolutely in the middle of the signup for the other app. When I realized my mistake, I sent a quick email to cancel any service and got back an email that they would respond in 24 hours. I checked Trustpilot and found many negative reviews. Then I went to their website called the customer care number (which is in Cyprus) told the rep I was calling my bank to block any payment. I then got an email marked "Subscription Cancelled".
I never knowingly signed up to this…
I never knowingly signed up to this site. A little used card in my name was used & details can not have been obtained legally. Everything about this so called service is illegal.., no contact details, no means of cancellation. It’s a scam!!! I am cancelling my card & seeking refund & leaving these guys to pursue other criminal activities …
TOTAL SCAM
What kind of company are you how do you get people’s details?? HOW DO YOU OPERATE!!! you have taken £29.90 out of our account for what?? you are a total SCAM how do you sleep at night your details suddenly appeared in our bank HOW?? & you take people’s money, have reported to our bank & blocked
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