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Summary: bernard2875 expresses frustration with a provider presented as an eBay partner, which promises to track parcels but turns out to be a subscription scam. After paying €0.50, he discovers that it is a subscription costing €39.90 per month and is unable to unsubscribe easily. *miss-tigri* suggests that it is more likely a hacking attempt, advises blocking the bank card to prevent further charges, and recommends using the carrier's website to track parcels.
Hello,
When trying to find out where the shipment is, a provider appears that claims it can track all packages. After entering the shipment number, the software seems to search, then displays a map supposedly showing where the package is, but the map is blurred and you are asked for €0.50 by credit card to get the answer. After paying, I am told that the delivery number is not valid. A few minutes later, we learn that the €0.50 is a subscription that will turn into €39.90 PER MONTH within 48 hours unless the subscription is canceled. This is brought to your attention by a company that does not have the same name and is located in Cyprus . . . ? § *. The site has no button to opt out of this unwanted subscription, and the terms of sale are only provided after payment.
I am surprised that Ebay accepts partners of this kind. In the future, I will order on another platform.
*miss-tigri*
Mentor1 year agoHello
In my opinion, Ebay has nothing to do with it and I think you were the victim of hacking.
Personally, I’d block my bank card to avoid any unwanted charges.
For tracking, use the carrier’s website directly or this one:
https://parcelsapp.com/fr