Webbmaxx Reviews 30

I had a minor issue with templates, and their team resolved it within a hour. That kind of service gives me a lot of confidence in the platform.

This website is a scam. I apparently clicked on to their website for some reason which I don’t recall. After that I have been scammed for 3 payments @£ 39-95 and 1 of £2. I managed to find their contact details and asked for a refund. No reply. Lloyds bank have been contacted to help resolve this matter. Beware.

Has been amazing for building my website. The process was quick, and I love how customizable everything is. I'm really happy with he final results.

Webbmaxx are scamming people to trick them to sign up to their services.
Webbmaxx, and what turned out to be their parent company Engold Limited are involved in an ONLINE SCAM offer for a 'free' Greggs Yeti 42oz Rambler mug.
After I clicked to order this 'free' mug I was advised that I would need to pay a carriage charge in order to receive it. ( this it turns out is so they can get your card details)
After paying the carriage I then received a confirmation invoice receipt by email from a company called Engold Limited, but with the item ordered now being described as for a 'Webbmaxx.com 3 days trial'...?? and with the following ominous foot note :-
"Once the promotional period is over, your account will incur a £39.95 charge every 14 days.
This order is associated with an active subscription. To cancel, please get in touch with our support team via +44 330 808 5615."
I also got a separate email confirming that an account had been set up for me, c/w a username, password and Login !!
I rang and cancelled the subscription via the telephone number above and when I enquired about the whereabouts of the Yeti mug the guy who said he worked for WebbMaxx said; "We do not have any relation to tangible products. We provide only online service".
** BEWARE - WebbMaxx processed my card details under FALSE pretences in order to tie me in to an unwanted trial subscription, rather then for the stated carriage charge I thought I was paying for.

Needless to say I never received the mug, or a credit for the carriage paid....this is fraud by false representation.

Responded to a John Lewis advert on Facebook. Agreed to pay £10. Was diverted to payment page. Subsequently had 10 euros debited from webbmaxx and told I had subscribed to some internet service. Contacted them and received delaying tactics regarding reimbursement, will now issue court proceedings. THESE ARE SCAMMERS - BEWARE

Tried tacking money out my account.dont know why
Tride to take £ 40 pound. Lucky I don't use that account any more .

This company lured my wife in by clicking on an advert for cheese of all things. She then paid a small amount for postage and then realised it was a scam.we ended up almost having nearly 50 quid stolen but our bank flagged up the transaction as fraudulent so we weren't charged. This company is obviously engaging in fraud and should be avoided at all costs.

Setting up my website with WebbMaxx was super easy. I had a minor issue, but their support team was fast and really helpful. Can't complain about the experience!

Setting up my website with WebbMaxx was a breeze. Their support team was super responsive when I had a small issue.
Overall, I'm really satisfied with the service!

Setting up my website was effortless with WebbMaxx. Their support team was quick to respond when I had a minor issue. So far, I'm very happy with the service.

What can a product for sale for a nominal figure have to do with signing up to a web site that charges £39.99 every 14 days? Absolutely nothing
Be aware - be very aware

**BE AWARE** Do not take up any offers on FB for ScrewFix. There was a certain offer for a tool case socket set where you pay a pound BUT it does not end there and they gradually ask for more, £2 and then the postage cost which they do not mention. These people at this stage are abroad, out of the UK as they do understand English, confirmed by their email communication, which they ignore when confronted.

A few weeks later you'll get an email out the blue from WebbMaxx,com saying that you have signed up for their website software and you will be charged £39.99 every 14 days! You'll be told you received confirmation and registration emails and a password to enter your account, which of course you do not.

The clue is in what does a tool kit socket set from a fake ScrewFix offer got to do with a 3 day trial of website making software.

Of course all these T&C and mention of a free trial are not visible when you first sign up and it's all part of the clever scam. I ve been sent a copy of the contract and T&C probably been put together by some crooked law firm.

Here is a copy/transcript of the conversation I had with a 'Krist' [fake name] on their CHAT at webbmaxx. Address
Engold Limited
Office 6c The Watch Oak, Chain Lane
Battle, TN33 0YD
East Sussex, United Kingdom
VAT: 441 0706 33

support@webbmaxx - CHAT transcript

you sent: ive just received a invoice from you and do not have a clue what it is for or who you are ??
Krist
Krist sent: Hello! Please provide us with your e-mail address.
you sent: *******.com
Krist sent: Thank you! Just a moment, please.On our records, you have enrolled on 13/02/2025 in a 3-day trial subscription on our website, by paying the trial subscription fee. Your personal account on our website has been created and we have sent a registration email with the details regarding your registration to your email address *******.com on the same date. Since the subscription was not canceled within the 3-day trial, it was renewed to a full membership.Your account is active and you can log in here: Webbmaxx..
you sent: 3 day trial subscription for what?
What are the last four digits of the card used?
I have received no registration email
I have no way of entering any account as i have no password?
Krist sent: The subscription was for our service on webbmaxx.com.
you sent: service for what?
Krist sent: We are an online platform that provides its members with means to create their own customized websites/blogs, without any need for coding skills.
you sent: what were the last four digits of the card used?
Krist sent: The last 4 digits used are ****.
you sent: this is an unauthorised payment and an obvious scam.
Krist sent: All users have to enter the required data themselves when subscribing.
Please note that you received a copy of the service Terms and Conditions, which you accepted when you registered, by e-mail right after your registration. You also received the Reminder email containing the Invoice with the billing information.
you sent: I have done nothing of the sort and do not even need a website? Perhaps you can tell me what the website is for - whats the name of my website?send me a copy please of the agreement i made to my email?
Krist sent: Everything has already been explained to you. For all other information, visit our website. I sent you the link twice.Please find the attached Reminder email and check for the Delivered Timestamp.
agent sent:
pdf contract T&C
you sent: i have received nothing. If you say you have sent these then you can send my another copy now of the contract and agreement. Who am i speaking to and what is your full name?
Krist
Krist sent: Unfortunately, I cannot give you my personal information. If you do not wish to use our service, I can offer to cancel your account immediately.
you sent: i'm just checking my email folders to find these so called emails.just as i thought, nothing in my bin and nothing in spam

Krist sent: If you are not satisfied with the purchase, we can always cancel the membership.
you sent: i have not purchased anything and i suggest you refund the money right now please.

If you honestly sent me any confirmation emails then tell me why i can not access my so called account? Please give me the password to access my account?
Krist sent: We confirm hereby your subscription has been cancelled.You will be refunded shortly. Please check your account in the next few business days.
you sent: please can you give me the link to this trial when i was supposed to of signed up
you sent: Ok. actionfraud.police are on the case.this is all part of that Screwfix tool case scam.

Re reply from Webbmaxx:

How about YOU contact me and explain and justify your actions and taking money from a credit card and then trying to justify it by saying I had agreed to a "Trial Offer" on your website! ??? Are you going to show me or provide a link to the exact place ?

The platform includes built-in SEO tools to help websites rank higher on search engines.

The platform supports online store creation with integrated payment gateways

Thieves !!!!!
Don't be fooled by these scammers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!