<p>Sites you should avoid</p>
<p>I come to testify about a situation in relation to the clairvoyance site <a href="http://www.alexiane">www.alexiane</a>..
After receiving several horoscope and clairvoyance advertising emails in my inbox, I ended up clicking on them. The email sent me to a site where I had to register if I wanted to have access to horoscopes. So I entered my (true) information. But before validating, I had to register my banking information so that my majority could be verified. There is even a video presentation of a woman who said this: “your account will not be charged, I just want to check your majority”. In addition, it was written above the page: DEBIT 0.00 So I recorded my bank card number and the account was created. Then, without doing anything else, I left the page at the request of my partner who does not like this type of site.</p>
<p>Two days later, while consulting my bank account, I noticed a charge of €1.20 coming from: <a href="http://www.pay2zone.fr">www.pay2zone.fr</a>, so I went to the site to find out what it was about and there, I learned that it was a registration fee on the clairvoyance site: <a href="http://www.voyance-privee">www.voyance-privee</a>. This one is apparently the parent site of the first. So I immediately wrote to the claims department to be reimbursed and have the account deleted. I then got a response (which I will forward to you as an attachment). The response contained, among other things, a refund form that I completed and returned, requesting deletion of my account with an electricity bill as proof of identity as they asked me. But I didn’t win my case.</p>
<p>I then went back to the site to review the profile and what was happening with my card, and it turns out that my card number was embedded there and of course not removable, even by me. This appalled me. So I contacted my bank to find out what to do, but they told me to wait and see if there would be any further charges. About a week later, I received an email notification informing me of the confirmation of a subscription of €89.97. The height. So I blocked my card and requested a refund from the bank, which was done. But first, I wrote to the site’s complaints department four times using the contact form, to no avail. Three days after the reimbursement, I received an email from a sender claiming to be the company Genuine Rose Limited, owner of the site, which put me in default for around €141 and for several days, this company has continued to write to me, increasing the amounts and threatening me with a complaint to the public prosecutor.</p>
<p>Where were they when I first wrote? Then the next 4 times? In the emails received, they tell me about services regularly used. I have never used their services, I mean never. They are criminals, abuse for them is commonplace and I will not let it happen.
I will transfer the conversation I had with support after contacting them through the site to a future email.</p>
<p>ESTELLES</p>
A word to the readers
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vigneron marie
bonjour je viens d avoir la meme chose ke vous ce honteux j attend un rembourssement de 91.e kil m ont pris sans mon autorisation plus jamais de voyante sur internet il y fo aller les voir pas par tel
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