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Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges

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Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges

I scanned a QR code for a Lumos Learning book to access their online content associated with my purchase. I didn't realize it was "Fraavy" and assumed Lumos wanted to verify my payment information to make sure I was the one who purchased the book. I didn't see the content, so I typed the web address from the Lumos book which took me to the correct website.

I was suspicious of course and Googled "Fraavy" and came across others with similar scenarios. There was a $1 draft on my bank account. I called my bank immediately and canceled my card.

I will absolutely be more vigilant when scanning QR codes from now on. I never realized this could be an issue!

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Jan 20, 2024 at 11:56 PM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
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They have created a new website called starller.com. Both websites use 1 833 213 1891 as their telephone number.

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Nov 7, 2023 at 10:40 AM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
an anonymous user from: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Attempting to down load an app for a LG TV from the play store. Thought it was strange that I had to give my credit card info to get the app. Then the fraavy app opened on my phone. No icon showed up on the phone. I called and they said it would be canceled, don't believed them. Called the bank canceled the card. Hope that is the end of it.

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Oct 18, 2023 at 8:39 AM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
an anonymous user from: Ellettsville, Indiana, United States

Same. Used the "Parkmobile" app and they piggy backed on my credit card purchase because in NO WAY did I knowingly see their name or was I prompted for a verification of their service. Someone at the FBI needs to step in here.

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Sep 1, 2023 at 4:11 AM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
an anonymous user from: Redmond, Washington, United States

Likewise, tried signing up for Uber got fraavy, beware!

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Aug 31, 2023 at 4:32 PM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
an anonymous user from: Woodburn, Oregon, United States

Same. Got a "trial subscription" to "Fraavy" but don't even know how or how they got my card number. Our bank called us as this company obviously has a record by now. After reading comments saying that even when the subscription is supposed to be cancelled it remains open I decided to just cancel the debit card and hope the bank's fraud department will shut "Fraavy" & "Moolitma.net" down!

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Aug 24, 2023 at 7:52 PM by
Is fraavy.com a Scam? Fraavy Unwanted Charges
an anonymous user from: Boulder Creek, California, United States

Fraavy highjacked an Uber app. Charged credit card $1.00 immediately which I found when I called my credit card company within 10 minutes. Who regulates these jerks online? Congressional action is needed to ensure these kinds of scams are eradicated and those responsible are prosecuted.

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