Easylife Opiniões 

This company is disgusting, preying on vulnerably elderly people. My father bought ONE pair of bedsocks for my mum worth £18, and has since been signed up for multiple 'clubs', each of which he cancelled within the trial period. However, they are still charging him for each 'club' and constantly signing him up for more. He has currently paid them upwards of £400. When phoned they acknowledged the accounts had been cancelled, but I had to email with details of payments taken in order to get a refund. The short text-only email I sent was returned as 'too large' to be delivered. A second shorter email was returned for the same reason. An absolute scam. I will be taking this up with Trading Standards and seeking legal advice, and strongly recommend no-one purchases anything from this company.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY . THEY STEAL FROM THE ELDERLY ONCE THEY HAVE THEIR CARD DETAILS . SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE . THEY TARGET ELDERLY PEOPLE .

My elderly grandparents ordered one item over 2years ago but after my grandfather's death recently we discovered that for the past year they have been taking £10 a month out of their account and in January took out over £50 my nan has no idea how to use the computer and my grandad hasn't been able to for the last year and a half so we have no idea what they have been paying for after countless emails and phone calls they requested the death certificate but still won't tell us what they have been paying for, bank have notified it wasn't a direct debit and they have just been taking the money out and they advised we go forward with fraud squad look forward to seeing what they say!!!!

My grandparents in their mid 80’s have been charged £18.50 per month for the past 6 months
They have no clue what they are paying for. This company is fraudulently taking money from elderly people who have at some point naively provided card details over the phone

Disgusting

Fortunately I was able to block future payments through the bank

I have had a very similar experience as other people on here. My elderly mother purchased some goods from Easylife in April 2021 and from that date onwards they charged regular amounts to her credit card for (it turns out) a subscription to a Reward Scheme (£69.99 annually), a subscription to Perx magazine (£18.50 monthly) and a subscription to a puzzle magazine (£17.99 monthly). On one occasion she had been twice in the same month. She cannot remember agreeing to these subscriptions and has never received the magazines. When I queried this with Easylife they would not confirm how my mother had made these agreements. they would only say she must have either a) ticked a box on the order form or b) verbally agreed over the phone. Just over £800 had been charged in total. However, the lady on the phone immediately offered to refund £288.44 (before I had even asked). I then followed this up with an email and requested a refund for the remainder and within a matter of days my mother received refunds for the total amounts charged. The speed and ease at which Easylife agreed to this makes me think they knew perfectly well that they weren't entitled to charge these amounts, but were continuing to do so for as long as they could get away with it. I am not sure if this is deemed to be fraud, but it is definitely sharp practice, taking advantage of a vulnerable person. Incidentally the lady I spoke with was very rude and offhand - but if she is dealing with these kinds of complaints each and every day there is no wonder!

Please sign the petition at Change.org 'Stop Easylife Group ripping off elderly & vulnerable'

My 82-year old mother just discovered that she's paid £120 for a 'subscription' that she never knew about, after purchasing what she thought would be a one-off item hardware item last year. A quick poll of her friends found that many of them have had the same experience. They've been conning people for years. It's blatant that this company targets the elderly from reading the reviews here. They should be shut down. It boggles the mind to think that these kind of scams are tolerated in 2023. They will keep on doing this until a bunch of people organise a Group Action lawsuit. If my mother isn't refunded soon I will organise one.

They keep pestering me to have some kind of vouchers, with the intent of signing me to a yearly subscription fee. I have told them many times in the past not to bother me, and still they keep phoning. Blocking the number is pointless as they change the telephone numbers.

A year ago Easylife took a direct debit from my elderly blind mothers account. Apparently she took out a "membership that she didn't ask for. I cancelled in January and got acknowledgement and then, randomly in August, payments of £18.50 went out of her account once and then twice a month!
I emailed to cancel - no reply and the phone system doesn't go through to a human. Watchdog needs to know about these fraudsters

My father in law is 97 and just had to go into a home. Dealing with his paperwork I was puzzled by the amount £18.50 being paid out to “Easylife Kent” monthly. Strangely two months nothing taken then resumed again. My niece found these reviews on Trust Pilot and pointed them out to me obviously these people are despicable crooks abusing vulnerable people. The amount of money is the same and he is too frail to have realised that he was being conned. How many others have been tricked in this way please do not shop with this company!! I will report them and so should others to get them shut down.

My late father was conned into their monthly magazine and payments initially were taken monthly but this has since increased with them taking £18.50 weekly!!!!
They are basically stealing money from the elderly and should be shut down immediately.

I wish I had read these reviews before ordering. I have lost £126 now as no product has been delivered. I feel so stupid falling for this scam. The company say it’s with the courier but that hasn’t changed in 7 days. So disappointed in myself

This co has consistently taken money from my 93 year mother. I did complain. they said they would refund however here we are again I still see them removing £17.99 a month.. Tried to phone today no contact after 30 mins on the phone. Now what solicitors police . They have got to be stopped robbing elderly people…..
Furious GP……

I paid you, Easylife, £39.98 on 25 Sep 2022 for a footstool with handle! This has STILL not been received and it is now 4 Oct! I either want a full refund ASAP! Or my ITEM THAT I ORDERED TEN DAYS AGO!! Mrs Bong, 16 Portfield, SA61 1BW

Please be wary of using this company. My father ordered something a few years ago and now discovered they have been taking £18.50 every quarter from his bank account for a promotion he did not agree to. They have promised this has been cancelled. Let’s wait and see

This company have No morales they send incorrect items out. They do not seemingly have a customer support team that care. Constantly rang them and no help whatsoever. Next step the bank to stop he payment of item order that came as something different. Dont buy from them. Preying on the elderly. Scammers.

BEWARE Easy Life and Rewards Club and Premier Offers Direct are all the same company SCAMMING people.
When you buy from Easy Life and give them your card details one of the other companies call with vague details. They then subscribe you to Rewards Club without your authority. They took £76.99 from my account WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. BEWARE THEY ARE CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS.

BEWARE. This company is a con. Ordered something from them ages ago which I complained about. From then on they bombard you with phone calls and magazines. Last week got a phone call re a promotion. Told them not interested but still sent the details and today they have taken £77 out of our account. I am reporting them for Fraud.

Easylife prey on the elderly.

My Mother ordered a product from them years ago, she gets anything up to three calls per day from them now.

She has asked many, many times to be taken off of their call list and has blocked their numbers every time they call, so they just pester her using different numbers.

I despise Easylife and their vile behaviour.

Beware Easylife. They have been taking £18.50 from my 90 year old father-in-law's account as part of a 'promotion' which sends him a magazine 4 times a year with discounts. Almost £60 per magazine although they did tell me that each had a £10 voucher inside!

DO NOT BUY I used this hose for the second time this morning and it already has a puncture. So much for the claim to be “burst proof”. A complete waste of money and I will never recommend or buy from Easylife ever again.