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Fraudulent website
www.estrivion.com info@estrivion.com
| Date | 05/10/2025 |
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| Fraudulent email | info@estrivion.com |
| Url / Website | www.estrivion.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | i registered with estrivion by mistake, i thought i registered for an event. there was a big ‚register here‘ button tjat lead not to my event but to estrivion. 5 dsys later estrivion is trying to take money (40euro) from my bank account. although i had no other activity with thrm after this registration by mistake. must be fraud /scam |
| Comment / Review | be careful! fraud!
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maxi 05/10/2025 at 03:11 AM
This is NOT a scam! This seems to be a website where children can play very simple games. There are company details of GLOBAL DIRECT SOLUTIONS LTD, which you can check here:
https://open.endole.co.uk/insight/company/13435358-global-direct-solutions-ltd
TOP TIP: If you see a link in the terms and conditions (which you apparently didn't look at?) to: "Subscription Terms & Conditions" then it is IMMEDIATELY clear that this is a subscription service. It is so clear that you can no longer speak of a subscription trap. So just a quick look at the front page makes it clear that you are going to take out a subscription. (you could have known that within 3 seconds).
If you had clicked this link you inmediatly could have seen: "The cost of the service is € 39.99 every 28 days.". and also: "The current promotional offer consists of a 3-day trial period at a price of 0.99 €.". This site is therefore NOT a scam but a subscription service where you / your children are given the opportunity to play games for a monthly payment (that are probably free to play elsewhere but that aside).
What you could do now is click on the "Subscription Terms & Conditions" link and then look at "Cancelation". Here's how to cancel your subscription. This will cause you to lose your money, but it will prevent them from debiting money from your account again (with your permission!).
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Sabine 05/10/2025 at 04:00 AM
Dear Maxi, I assume you are from Estrivion? You might have explained that in the terms and conditions, but it was not clear and apparently the aim was to trick people into subscribing with you. First: There was a big register here button on a totally different webpage. it was not obvious that I am registering with you. Then the form just asked for the normal personal details as if I would register for my event. Again, no mention that I am subscribing for children` s games, nor that it would cost a monthly subscription fee. The welcome e-mail was not mention any of this either. You just tried to deduct 40 Euros from my account, without announcement and without me being active on your websites or services at all. I would call this fraud, because it clearly has the intention to trick people into subscriptions with you. I stay with my recommendation - finger` s off this company!
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Baron 05/13/2025 at 03:35 AM
This appeared out of nowhere as a debit from my bank account. It is not something which I authorised and I have reported it to my bank to halt this and any future payments. Beware of this company.