I stupidly thought getting something for free and just paying delivery was genuine ( if it's too good to be true ) like everyone else on here.. yes NOW I know it's a subscription site after they've... See more
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I stupidly thought getting something for free and just paying delivery was genuine ( if it's too good to be true ) like everyone else on here.. yes NOW I know it's a subscription site after they've... See more
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Disgusting, I paid £3 postage for something that was free from the Boots store at the beginning of May and now I have had 2 payments of £45 each taken out of my account. I am about to set up a dispute... See more
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As others mentioned already - very shady business. Offering some "free samples" (never arrived btw), which so far costs my wife which lower her guard this time - £62. If I would not step in, might... See more
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Scam! Iv also had a payment of £45 pending from my account. I'd like it refunded IMMEDIATELY. I did not allow this transaction to take place. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM PEOPLE! Regarding your... See more
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They stole me 70 Sfr for no reason, i will go to court with this scam people.

Reply from Mazeebuild
I previously wrote a review about Mazeebuild that was negative. I feel it would be cheating to delete it, but I certainly know now that this company does not deserve the bad press.
I contacted customer service via email, chat, phonecall. Every single time the person who replied was kind, patient, professional and understanding. I really hope their team can resolve the scam which is a misuse of their promotional campaign.
They solved my problem and issued a full refund. I am caring for my son so money is tight. I am very grateful to them for everything they have done for me.
This is a scam. I paid £2 for a supposed delivery of 6 bottles of Baileys. I now notice that they have taken 2 payments of £62 out of my bank without my permission. I can't find out how to cancel this payment and block them from my bank account. I have no emails from them or anything! Does anyone know how I can stop any further payments being taken from my bank account please?

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Disgraceful scam marketing on social media. I entered a competition to win a lego set and that somehow means I've subscribed to pay £62 a month for a Web builder service.
Having done some research, others have posted their experience of this 'promotion' on other websites such as Scamadvisor.
I had already contact customer support through online chat before posting my review. They refunded 1 payment but not all. They were unable to explain or justify why entering a lego competition led to a monthly subscription for a Web building website.
Update- since posting this review customer support have changed their minds and refunded all my payments.

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