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The email adress used is not the one that exists on the ORiginal site of the company. This letter has been received after I had a confirmation of the cancellation of my subscription.

I sent an email to customer support, where I stated I will use the right of withdrawal from the contract I had made with them, hoping they would remove my "debt". (I quoted the contract from their site, where it said that I had a right to withdraw from the contract within 14 days, without any reason.) They claimed I had clicked "accept" to an option to disclaim all legal rights of withdrawal. (I don't remember having done so, but even if I had done so, I highly doubt it is a legal way of doing things.) They further threatened me that if I didn't pay the debt, their lawyers would take legal actions. I've concluded this is a scam, so obviously I won't pay them any money, no matter how much they threaten.

I did log onto a website 'Down under dates", one evening around 6-7 months ago. At that stage it was advertised as a $5 one month no obligation trial. I never used it again. 3 months later I received an email to say that my account was locked and that I owe them $150. I went back onto the website to pay the $150 and close the account, but the website was locked and said that I needed to now pay $300 to unlock my account before I could close my account? I thought that this looked like a scam and did not pay. A short time later I received an email similar to the one above. I ignored the email. I have since received 2 other emails from them (the above is the 3rd). Do I need to pay anything? I do not believe I do, however I do not want to receive a legitimate bill down the road for a large sum? Also, can the dating website continue to charge $50 a month when I have been locked out and am don't ever use it? I believe that this whole thing is a scam?

je leur demander de m'adresser un relevé précis correspondant a la somme mais pas de réponse