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Mega Ebook is a Fraudulent Online Bookstore
Mega Ebook is a Fraudulent Online Bookstore

The website Mega Ebook located at www.megaebook.cc is a fraudulent online bookstore operated by online scammers. Online users who shop at the fraudulent website, which the owners claim is the world's largest online bookstore, run the risk their credit card information stolen and used fraudulently by the scammers operating the website.

We were unable to find out where Mega Ebook or where the owners are located. The information is not on their website, and they are hiding their domain name information by using a third-party service. We do not recommend purchasing from websites that hide their locations. But, that doesn't necessarily mean the websites are fraudulent, it just makes them suspicious. And, when you are operating an e-commerce website where online users enter their personal and financial information, it is important that the website discloses all possible information about itself.

Mega Ebook's Bookstore at www.megaebook.cc

 Mega Ebook Website at www.megaebook.cc

Online users who have used their credit card information on the fraudulent website are asked to contact their banks for help. Their banks should investigate, cancel the fraudulent transactions and refund their money.

The fraudulent website also hosts another scam, where it claims visitors can get a new iPhone X for only $1. But, this is just another method used by the scammers to trick potential victims into using their credit cards on the fraudulent website. If potential victims fall for the scam, their credit cards will be continuously charged randomly for different amounts.

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by an anonymous user from: Delhi, India

I got a survey in my firefox web browser on my android phone which promised that a few lucky winners will get a new Samsung Galaxy S9 phone. They deducted one dolloar and then a week later came back for more. I had to block my card and approach my bank to file for a reversal of the transaction. This is a scam.

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by an anonymous user from: Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan

And guess what ive been victimize of this scam too .... please everybody be safe avoid such scams

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

did you get a reversal bcos they keep charging me and is there a way for me to get a refund?

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by info

Dispute the charges with your bank to have them refund your money.

You may need to cancel your current credit card and get a new one to stop them from charging you.

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by an anonymous user from: González Catán, Buenos Aires, Argentina

I just discovered many pages that belong to the same fraud network! Some are from "LELIE TECHNOLOGY DO BRASIL" or "DELFT TECHNOLOGY DO BRASIL" but they indicate their location in the same place "Alameda Araguaia, 933, set 86, subset 01, Alphaville, Barueri, São Paulo".

The pages are:

-megaebook.cc
-epubook.cc
-ebooki.cc
-inebook.cc
-organizejobs.net
-radiosuites.com
-radioshare.cc
-backhander.online

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by an anonymous user from: González Catán, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Tengan cuidado, es un engaño! Soy de Argentina y en mI caso la página no era "megaebook.cc" sino que era "epubook.cc" pero la metodología con la que te engañan con el supuesto Iphone X a $1 es la misma. Es increíble que exista más de una página que cometa este fraude y de la misma forma //

Be careful, it's a hoax! I'm from Argentina and in my case the page was not "megaebook.cc" but it was "epubook.cc". The methodology with which you are deceived with the supposed Iphone X at $ 1 is the same. It is incredible that there is more than one page that commits this fraud and in the same way.

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by an anonymous user from: Gaborone, Botswana

Thank you, I am saved; they just sent a pop up to answer few questions I did answer well then suddenly I get "you have won an iPhone and pay $1" what? Then I asked why do I have to pay for something I have won; crazy right, I knew its a scam then I dropped everything🖓

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

I was a victim of this dubious site. They said I had won an iPhone X and I needed to pay $1 to claim it. They debited #113 from my account because they said they needed to confirm my account. And I even forgot about it until yesterday I got debited #18,540.41 as web purchase from megaebook which I didn't authorize from my bank.

I called my bank immediately and blocked my card. I have gotten a new card now. I tried calling the number on their site and the number is invalid and I have also sent an email to support megaeook.com. pls, I want to know if my money will be refunded.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

Yes I was a victim of their fraud, I was told to pay just 1$ to get an iPhone because I won it for free.

I paid the 1$ through my Master card and my account has been debited twice with $50 each time, the Web site is operated by thieves and fraudsters.

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by an anonymous user from: Gaborone, Botswana

They once sent me that message; I knew it was a scam.

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by an anonymous user from: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

I have been billed for Rs.2973.12 for an item which I am not able to trace any order. This amount has been charged to my credit card amount and I am unaware as to how to cancel the same and inform the credit card company not to accept such bills.

The reference no quoted by my credit card bill is 18013466462. Can you please advise me as to the cancellation of this bill.

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Dispute the transaction with your bank. Your bank should cancel it and refund your money.

Then, you may need to cancel the credit card you used on the website and get a new one, to stop them from charging you.

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by an anonymous user from: Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan

Hi
I subscribed/register, about one dollar deducted from my "Debit cards". then I lost links/ pages, realized as wrong and saw your warnings post (I also draw my remaining little amount through ATM). thank you all anyway.

Contrary to others I successfully cancel my subscription/membership (from premium going in to premium account). I also received message "your subscription from the service dropped successfully" should I trust.?

2ndly,
can any buddy here tell me how to protect my account further as I want to avoid the deduction of 50$ (even if its once).
Is keeping my humble bank account empty a solution? (if yes then for how long?)

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by info

You cannot trust them to unsubscribe you. They will continuously attempt to take money from your card because that is what they do. Therefore, ask your bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

Fraudsters! they stole my money.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

pls I have been scammed twice from this megaebook; is it possible to get a decline mail from the site

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by an anonymous user from: Casablanca, Casablanca - Settat, Morocco

plz I have been scammed too from this megabook; plz help me!

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by info

You cannot trust the website to unsubscribe you, so contact your bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Quezon City, National Capital Region, Philippines

Is my savings account at risk if I gave them my ATM card number and Cvv? And what can they do with these informations?

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

In as much you didn't give them your card pin or your OTP token number. You are save

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by an anonymous user from: Islamabad, Pakistan

how I unsubscrip my credit card at www.megaebook.cc . kindly help me to do this..

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by info

You cannot, so cancel your card and get a new one.

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by info

Contact your bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal

I gave them my Atm card number,cvv,gmail and I came to know it is fraud now.What should I do??

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by info

Contact your bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal

I am also one of the victims. My Atm has an excess only in Nepal and India. Will they be able to make a transaction in my account?

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by info

Contact your bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Quezon City, National Capital Region, Philippines

I gave them my gmail account and my ATM card number...can they access to my ATm card? what will I do?

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by info

Contact your bank for help, although I don't think they can do anything with just your ATM card number.

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by an anonymous user from: Nairobi, Kenya

I also think it is a scam, if it was a worldwide forum they should have a PayPal option method for payment. PayPal is more secure and you can reverse payments by filing disputes. Being restricted to credit cards makes it suspicious.

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by an anonymous user from: Stadium Area, Maseru, Lesotho

I have registered to Megabook with my account details in trail and it refuses to cancel the membership, what should I do?

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Cancel your current credit card and get a new one. If they have already charged your credit card, dispute those charges with your bank.

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by an anonymous user from: Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia

I blocked my credit card but I also have given them my Gmail so they can use this? is my Gmail at risk?

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by info

Once you didn't give them your Gmail account username and password, your account is not at risk. If you did, change your Gmail password.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

I just submitted my card details now to give it a try... I never knew it was a scam. Although the account is empty. Is there still a cause for alarm?

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by an anonymous user from: Gaborone, Botswana

They are making debits off my bank account every month. How do I stop this.

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by info

Contact your bank and dispute the charges.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

Megaebook congratulated me by using Airtel. Ng and offered me an iPhone X for $1 so that to claim my gift I should make a secure payment of $1 and it would be shipped to me which $1 = #360 NGN so that gave me a question mark (?) that how true is this?

But I still proceeded with the payment using my master naira debit card not until and read the terms and conditions and said "LET ME KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS Megaebook cc" until I saw your scam alert message.

Thank you for sparing me from their trap. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

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by an anonymous user from: Nairobi, Nairobi Area, Kenya

Sites like yours are God-sent.
I received the $1 Apple X win pop-up answered a few questions but the cynic that I am, realised there had to be a catch plus.

I always do a consumer internet search before giving personal details online.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

I also saw a msg of receiving an iphoneX for $1,I wrote my card number ND cvv buh I did not make any transactions. am I at risk?? please reply, Thank you

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Yes, you are at risk because you gave them your credit card information, so they charge it at anytime.

Contact your bank for help. You may need to cancel your card and get a new one.

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by an anonymous user from: Wereda 03, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

I filled in my dad's information: name,email,
Address and ATM number, do I have any risk?

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Yes, they will continuously charge your dad's card, so report it to him so he can contact his bank for help.

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by an anonymous user from: Douala, Littoral, Cameroon

Hi, I received a message from them asking me to pay in 1$ as shipping cost so I continually encountered frequent deductions from my debit card this deadly scam site be warned!

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by an anonymous user from: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

HI Team,

Please do not believe this site. I got the same email iphone for $1. I have submitted my debitcard details without my knowledge. from then 2nd time my card was debited with INR 2975. then I came to know that I was hacked. I filed a complaint and working the bank officials.

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by an anonymous user from: Kolkata, West Bengal, India

I filled my dad information:name,email,
Address and no ATM number,do I have any risk

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No, but they will send scam emails to your dad, so be careful next time.

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by an anonymous user from: Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia

I have just viewed my Bank statement and realized that I have been robbed by www.megaebook.cc they have deducted money from my account.

This how it happened, I just received a message on my phone that it was from one of our local telecommunication providers that I have won an iPhone and it will only cost me $1 to have the phone delivered, at first I deleted the message, then several messages kept popping up on my phone, eventually I submit my credit card information and now money has been deducted twice.

Coming across your website has been a great eye opener and I am now on my way to my Bank. Hopefully, they will be able to assist in this regard.
I am in Africa in the Southern regions.

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by an anonymous user from: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The mega EB is a real fraud.

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by an anonymous user from: Lagos, Nigeria

mega ebook are group of thieves

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