Cashback

[shmcgr-9330]

Hi I'm new to all this I wondered if anyone can help I got offered cashback of £16.87 if I make an order in the next three months after i placed an order today I agreed but then I realised that it wants £15.00 off me every month after that and I can't afford that and I don't know who to contact to cancel it can anyone advise I really didn't understand what getting cashback would entail thanks for any help 

[*guinevere*]

 If you haven't actually used the cashback yet you may be able to get a full refund of whatever you.ve paid.

Some years ago my teenage son accidentally signed me up for one that charged me about £15 a month, probably the same one as you, when I unwisely allowed him to buy something using my amazon account. Once I saw it I contacted them and they refunded me everything I paid.

There are other cashback sites to sign up to that are free. I use a couple myself, and I'd never dream of online buying without going through a cashback site. I have earned hundreds of ££ over about 5 years of doing cashback.

[*vyolla*]

@shmcgr-9330 

You've clicked on a pop up and managed to sign up to one of those scam sites that will continue to take a monthly £15.00 direct debit until you stop it.

It's nothing to do with eBay, you need to contact your bank right now and cancel that direct debit.

You won't get any money back, but it will stop future payments. In future, read what you're signing up for before giving your financial info out.

Run malware scans to make sure that there's nothing on your device, and download Adblock.

[john1297576]

It is a trick to catch people who do not read what they are agreeing to.

Now you must read all the fine print to find out how to cancel it.

Many people have £100s of pounds taken from their Bank Account or Credit Card before they notice.