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Received the golf balls I ordered. They are ok, but nothing special.
Three weeks later they took £7.95 out of my account and another £14.95 three weeks after that.
It turns out that they have set up a subscription on my account.
Reported to my bank.
It took a long time for the balls to come, when they did, they were not up too much nothing better than the Costco . But worse two weeks later they charged my credit card again they have never sent me an email of confirmation I had never signed up for Subscription. They just decided to use my credit card again. That’s when I began to hear his stories that the same thing it happened to a lot of people.
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