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Outrageous behaviour from this outfit. They claim I signed up to a £49/month subscription which is an absolute lie. I did no such thing. The first I knew of it was when HSBC alerted me to a £49 payment from my current account. BEWARE of these crooks.

There’s a decent selection of technology-related content available, and the reading experience is comfortable overall. While the material is informative, a larger library and more advanced topics would make it even stronger.

beware! Scam! I must've enabled the initial £0.0 trial without realising... which is odd and unusual but it must have been in a moment I was purchasing something else and did absent-mindedly. Unfortunately, I had missed the email confirming my one day trial in my sea of emails. Then today I noticed 'subscription renewal' email - where it has converted to an automatic subscription of £49/month. I called my bank immediately, they redacted the pending payment and said I should call them back the moment the payment goes through, if it does.

The combination of technology-focused reading material and educational content makes for an engaging experience. The layout is clean, and it’s easy to browse through different topics based on your interests.

Criminal activity..
Taken £49 from Apple Pay...

Scammer !
A pop-up appeared on my phone while I was trying to purchase something else. The charge showed as £0.00 via Apple Pay, so I proceeded with the payment.

After carrying out further research, I discovered that it was actually a 1-day free trial which automatically converts to a subscription costing £49 per month.

If this has happened to you, contact your bank immediately, report the transaction, and ask them to block any future payments. My bank has advised that they have referred the matter to their fraud department for investigation.
Avoid !

Absolute scam. Just a woman claiming to be a big shot business by screwing people over . Scammed my daughter out of 49q. She is 17 & clicked on something saying confirm apple ID through tik tok & a company called The Unsent Message Project. Site asked her to press her lock button twice just to get onto the site which she did just to browse. There was no face ID or anyhing bio metric like they claim in their reply email. She is such a liar !! If you google fit2slim Sarah Louise Campbell she attempts to use the exact same lies. Theres loads of 1 star negative reviews there too. Since when do you charge to view a public website. Disgusting way to extort money. Currently involving police & the bank who WILL trace their illegal activity . Duping innocent people by asking to press their lock button twice to enter the site. When in fact its to steal your Apple ID payment details & bill you for sone subscription you DO NOT WANT. . Awful illegal tactics then had the audacity to claim we agreed to all their t & cs & repeatedly accepted. Absolute lies. Totally unlawful . Warning to all innocent people . Do not enter their dodgy site . Phone number doesn't work & email is just a copy / paste with lots of words that mean nothing even the bank laughed at how it was worded.

Owner is public information

Miss Sarah Louise Campbell of 19 West End Place
Tweedmouth, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, United
Kingdom, TD15 2HW

Address is just a Council house. Not a legitimate company at all just a charlatan.

& she has a couple of other ' fit 2 slim' , " Girasal" & other sites used to scam people of £49 administration fees. Cannot wait til National Crime Agency & Fraud Team pay her a visit ! SHAME on you

Scam! Took £49 out of bank account. Never heard of them and they don’t respond to any contact attempts.

Scam asks for Apple Pay £0 to confirm identity then will try take £49 out your account, email to contact them does not exist