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Bookfeen located at www.bookfeen.com is a fraudulent content streaming website. The website which claims that online users can read their favorite or the best ebooks online at any time, anywhere on all their devices, is similar to the fraudulent website: www.bookfeen.com. Online users who have used their credit cards on the fraudulent website (bookfeen) run the risk of their cards being fraudulently charged for undetermined amounts, even when they have canceled their subscriptions.
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They (bookfeen) claim not to charge your credit card for the trial period but will do so anyway, even if you cancel before the trial period is up. Also, they will charge you to cancel your free registration, and will periodically charge your credit card for an undetermined amount of money. And, the website doesn't have some movies, books, and music it has advertised. I think this is another trick used to lure potential victims to the website.
Online user who have already subscribed to bookfeen.com, are asked to contact their credit card company or bank for help to prevent the fraudulent website from fraudulently charging their credit cards, or refund their money if their cards were already charged.
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Totally making fool, please kindly deactivate my account and refund whatever deducted from my credit card because whatever you do that all fool behaviour.Please refound Aed 194.09
The notification that I had won a prize can through on an ebay purchase. Shouldn't ebay be held to account for allowing this as part of their delivery protocol? The scammers themselves are bad enough but ebay are assisting them by putting traffic their way.Ebay are a big enough enterprise that they should have a dedicated section for watching out for these scams. It isn't that hard to spot - it comes up as a big bell for goodness sakes. I am just so appreciative of sites such as this that made it VERY simple to determine that yes it is a scam, so I didn't enter my credit card details. This was the win an Iphone scam where they get you to choose a box to see if you have won a prize, then when you win, they ask you for all the info to "send" it to you for $1. Luckily I scrolled down the page to see what else was on the page, only to discover that I was agreeing to sign up to this Bookfeen mob. So, unless I had scrolled down, I would have been completely unaware that I had joined up to any subscription service legitimate or not!
Total scam. I was sent a text saying I'd won a prize. I was subsequently asked for my bank details. Do not be fooled by these dcammers. Disgusting behaviour.
Can you cancel my account please you took my money of $71 please close my account
Pls cancel my account you took my money of $71, stop the unwanted charge
I have just found this group have been ripping me off for $70 a month for the past three months.B******s.
I didn't register for it and they took 70 from me
can you cancel my acount with your company bookfeen.com. You took my money of $74.95.please close my account as soon as possible
Cancel the charge they are charging and get a new one to stop the unwanted charges.
Complete scam. Not only do they charge you monthly, they don't issue invoices or promotional mail; so as to not alert of you of its presence. The only way of spotting it is to read your bank statements carefully.
"Does bookfeen keep charging a credit card forever. How do I stop it from charging the credit card? I already tried cancellation of the account but it didn't work"Received via email.
It appears bookfeen has hijacked a voucher registration system for Countdown - a large New Zealand supermarket ... They attempted to lodge three small US$ transactions. Fortunately for me, my bank was onto it straight away. The bank has stopped one of the transactions, demanded refunds on the other two, canceled my card and issued a new card all on a typically quiet christchurch evening.All good, now
"Hello TeamCan you cancel my account with your company ASAP please.Your company bookfeen.com have stolen $124.11 from my back account. I want my account closed immediately.I will involve the police if need be.Yours kindlyMaryanne A"Received via email.
potteraudio.com occasionally forward you bookfeen.com if you choose to sign up.
Put a stop to this and taking money from my account is a fraud
Yes they took money from my account for both Bookfeen and fastmediaz.
I am not sure about whether they will charge me, since I did not yet received the charges, however, I did signed up with my credit card for a free book PDF. The web page disappeared and turned into another. what should I do?
If they charge you, open a dispute with your bank to have your money refunded. Then, cancel the card and get a new one.
Yes, they took ammounts of money out of my account and I have never received anything from them.
I am blind and in no time my talking mouse warned me of nothing only that I could read any book online so I passed the mouse to know what books there were and, surprise they have loaded me into account 57,95Eis there someone with the same problem thanks?
Hello,The same as me. They have loaded me into account 57,95E.I had to call to the bank and blocked my card!
That page is a fraud-scam, because of an unauthorized payment was taken from me.
Thanks for the info.I just got an email saying that I won an Iphone X cell phone, but they ask me for my credit card and US $1. The notice says the following:"Thank you for completing our survey! We have the following offers for your participation: Sunday, April 7, 2019.Please, choose one of the options below (1) only today:Apple iPhone XSRemaining amount: 1Normal price: $ 1350Only today: $1"I have not given data for having doubts about such a prize.
Thanks for the information.
How to delete this thing, because you just withdraw money but no invoice or nothing.
Open a dispute with your bank to have your money refunded. Then, cancel your credit card and get a new one.
Never subscript to the bookfeen promotion deal, which is absolutely fraud. The bookfeen will charge you very high subscription fee monthly without noticing you, and no invoice is issued.
The Wrong Page of Bookfeen i paid something and nothing ... how to fix it and whom do you turn?
total scammers!
I have been charged two months in a row for this free trial; my credit card supplier wont help; how do I get out of this besides cancelling my credit card.
Call your bank, they will issue you with a new card with a new number, you will have to cancel your existing card number though
I had over £46 taken from my bank account, my bank has blocked any future withdrawals. they passed me to the fraud department who asked me if I had unknowingly ticked or not unticked any box when creating an account. I'm sure I didn't. I will be going back to my bank after reading this to tell them its a fraudulent website and ask for a bank refund.
Hi, I've been ripped off $77nzd by Bookfeen. I haven't even been to their website let alone register to it. I'm kind of freaking out as to how they actually got access to funds from one of my bank accounts? I'd never heard of them until now! Could it be a third party or something?
I was also 'robbed' for 49.95 USD, although I was informed that the card is needed to verify my personal data. Case regarding a voucher for possible free nights 2-3, chosen by me.I did not finish the registration and withdrew. Despite this, I was robbed, there is still a transfer during implementation for a few pl. I have reserved the card.Grazyna
my credit card has been deducted 70 dollars , I want back my money.
I want to unsubscribe, thanks
You cannot trust the thieves to unsubscribe you, therefore, contact your bank for help. Let them know that you have unknowingly used your credit card on a fraudulent website.