Fastmediaz is an Untrustworthy Content Streaming Website

They Mimic other companies on Instagram to get you to “subscribe to prove “who you are” to validate your prize……
They put through and then cancel a €1 transaction, as they said they would.
Then a few weeks later they hit you with a larger monthly fee….
Then you cancel your card & tell your Bank of course.
They are CRIMINALS.
Avoid them

I want to cancel any other payments I may be charged from Fastmediaz.co.as its a scam, so cannot explain how I can cancel any more payments from being taken from my debit card,

Please cancel any more payments from Fastmediaz, please.

I was trying to watch a college football game by live streaming. After several unsuccessful attempts with common live streaming sites, fastmediaz.com claimed that they had a free trial and asked for credit card info which they rejected and said try another card which I did. The second card was rejected and they asked for a 3rd card which was rejected also. I left that site without authorizing any transaction. I got a FRAUD ALERT from the 2nd credit card the next day with a charge of $1.03. BEWARE OF FASTMEDIAZ.COM.

TL;DR By signing up with a credit card for a free trial to Playmofo, my mom was charged by Fastmediaz on the same day without her knowledge. Playmofo charged her the full €75/month immediately, which she successfully got refunded via email, but a few days later noticed the Fastmediaz charge. She closed the card and disputed the charge as her bank recommended. Both Fastmediaz and Playmofo share the same exact website design, with the exception of logos, contact information, and copyright details.


My mom signed up to a media subscription service named Playmofo, which she found through a google search ad while searching for a book. They promise a 5-day free trial for a €1 fee via credit card. They charged her the €75/month fee immediately, which she successfully had refunded by their customer service via email.

A few days later she noticed a €45,95 charge to 'fastmediaz.com', which had happened on the same day as the Playmofo one. I looked the name up online and found this article, along with the fact that Playmofo and Fastmediaz share the same exact website design. She contacted her bank and explained the situation, to which the service rep recommended the card to be closed and the payment to be disputed as a case of theft (she still has the card but an unauthorized party has the details).

After that my mom contacted fastmediaz through the chat box on their site, and provided her name, email, and first 6 and last 4 digits of her card to access the subscription. The customer service rep was very accommodating, but worked for a third party named Multimedia Live Chat Support, and the chat feature was provided by Five9. They accepted her claim that the subscription was fraudulent and sent the refund noticed to her email as she requested.

The card is already deactivated so the refund won't go through, but we didn't want to take the chance that next month she'd get charged by another website while waiting for the 15 day processing period. As for how she could've avoided falling for this scam/phishing attempt, she's already pretty tech savvy, but assumed that the ads which are displayed as search results by google are more trustworthy than traditional banner ads. Always be sure to do a security check when providing sensitive information, and keep track of your expenses, if not for security then for managing your finances well ;)

Update: The refund actually arrived. My mom informed her bank about it, as she disputed the original charge, so all should be well now.