Chatwithtechsupport Avis 94

I was having problems logging into my Talkmobile account and their Chatline advised me that they would put me through to JA Chat who would help me at the cost of £1, which would be redeemed later.

The £1 was taken out of my account on April 8th, but another £35 was taken from on April 11th. Neither fee has been returned.

I have never had anything to do with this company but they keep taking £35 from my account. It is a scam but how do I cancel it?

They are a scam scam scam please do not use this app they took 1 pound and now have taken 35 pounds I was trying to cancel they asked for a further 9 pounds so have just cancelled my card for no further transactions. Be very aware of this scammers they ask for 1 pound once you put your account details you are trapped so please do not use this platform

They are a devious and usless company.
Having paid the pound and not read the reams of Ts&Cs they want to charge me a £35 per month subscription.
You try to cancel the subscription and they trhink they need another £9 to do so.
Scamers and fraudsters
Stay well clear of this company.

They have charged me £35.00 without my permission.I never ever asked for any service from them

This company operate a scam system by charging £1 for a question which they don't give a correct answer to there scam you for £35 per month and no access to anybody to cancel this payment DO NOT USE THEM

Same issue as everyone else...! Sought some advice on on occasion and find myself paying every month without any subscription.

scam site also known as just answers . You sign up for 3 day trial but no way to login to cancel it . just states user error or bad gateway when you try to log in
AVOID !

I was charged £35 on the 10th of March2026 after paying a £1 on the 7th March ChATWITHTEC

No support and no indication they were setting up a repeating subscription. Do not use

Hopeless support which then resulted in me being billed with a monthly subscription of £35 Barclaycard did a chargeback. Avoid this company at your peril.

Complete rip off. Recommended to speak to them by Dell. Charged £1 up front and then a recurring charge of £35 pm on my credit card that I did defintely did not sign up for. I have cancelled today using Eileen Houghton's review (thank you Eileen). I wil report this to my credit card company (MBNA) who have been largely useless on this issue.

They charge £35 a month for supposedly having access to technical support, whether you need it or not. In my case they said they were unable to help but still charged. Don't fall for it.

I ordered a new shower head from a company on the Internet and it didn’t arrive so I phoned their customer support and initially was asked for £1 to confirm I was genuine, I was told it would be refunded. I was then put through to the company. I wasn’t suspicious because I thought it was perhaps a new way of verifying I was legitimate. Since then I have had two payments of £35 taken from my account by ChatWithSupport. My bank has now blocked them but because I paid with my debit card I will not get the money back. I’ve also contacted the company I ordered from so they are aware of the scam.

The message was linked to O2 so I thought it was legitimate They took £1 which said it was refundable. I did not use the service and it charged £35! The bank is looking into it.

Disgusting!! This is a complete rip off!! Don't go anywhere near them! Can't something be done about this!! They are taking advantage of vulnerable people and stealing money!! How can this be allowed to keep happening!!

All communication was over the phone paid £1 to authenticate I was real Paid £16 for the service Happy about that. Was never told about the £35 "Monthly Subscription". Couldn't find a way to cancel anywhere, went to the bank they stopped all future attempted Card payments

Thieves and charlatans, stealing from customers' bank accounts.

I need these people to stop texting to take money from my account when I didn't give permission

Total scammers! Do nothing and then take £35 a month out of your account.