Le site one-time-offer.com est-il sûr ?

@Admin72664 a raison, ce site dit qu'il va rembourser 16€87 sur la commande SNCF par exemple, mais contre un abonnement de 18€ (et ceci est écrit en caractères minuscule dans le profil, sous les coordonnées bancaires). Je pense que le site est néanmoins légal même s'il reste une arnaque. En revanche, il doit sûrement revendre les informations sensibles (coordonnées bancaires et identité numérique) donc si vous voulez tout de même tester, utilisez une carte one-shot (avec Lydia par exemple). Ce qu'il faut aussi savoir, c'est que one-time-offer.com n'est qu'une redirection vers ***** que je vous invite à noter en conséquence afin de prévenir ses visiteurs de l'escroquerie, et en vue d'une expérience de navigation plus sûre.

Ce site est une arnaque : il propose de rembourser 16€87 mais seulement au bout de 30 jours. Or il indique en tout petit que les 30 premiers jours sur ce site sont gratuits mais qu'ensuite c'est "seulement" 18€ par mois. Donc le temps de vous apercevoir de l'arnaque, vous avez perdu 1€13... English version : This site is a scam: it offers to reimburse 16.87 € but only after 30 days. However it indicates in very small that the first 30 days on this site are free but that then it is "only" 18 € per month. So by the time you notice the scam, you have lost 1 € 13 ...

Do not confirm anything on that site! They asked me to put my payment information in the form or to just click a button that allows them to automatically (!) collect the payment data from the site I just did some online shopping. Their service costs more than the "reimbursement" they offer...

I think the debenhams website is hacked, it comes up after making an order making it seem legit. It asks for bank details and address. IT is a scam, the style of the website is very amateurish and is not even on the Debenhams website and when you click on the link at first, 'ad click' can be seem in the url.

This site is linked from the Irish rail official website, but is not in my opinion trustworthy. You pay €15 per month for some unclear "discounts" on an opt-out basis, incentivised by an initial €15 "cash back" on your recently purchased train ticket. I doubt many people will cover the €15 cost in the savings offered, and they are certainly collecting information on their customers, apart from the unethical "opt-out" system.

I bought a ticket via National Express and was given a link to this website to claim a £10 cashback offer. When I went to the site it had upped the offer to £15 but the WOT rating caught my eye. And yep, it seems rather disingenuous - to claim your cash back, you have to supply your credit card details whereupon the company charges you £15 a month as a "membership fee" until you choose to cancel it. You do get 30 days free as "a compliment" but this looks shady as heck.

The company behind is Webloyalty. Uk company that fuck people doing to clientS a monthly subscription without knowing. After when client realize and call them they take time to reimburse telling customers that they never got such claims.. Check by yourself about this company. This company is evading to pay in Uk and just fresh installed in Swizterland, Nyon where authorities don't know about them and where law suits are NEVER CLASS ACTIONS AND NEVER WITH BIG BUCKS FOR FINES.. I know the company, I know the office, I know how they deal with these matters. I was almost one of them, because I refuse to deal with very angry customers.. BE CAREFUL : REAL CROOKS

Redirected from Papa Johns Pizza after purchase for a £10 discount from my next order when I clicked the link it came up not safe by the WOT add-on I have installed. After looking at the site they want you to sign up for a monthly fee. Don't understand why a legit company would want to screw their customers over to make an extra buck from these scams.