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ONEPDF is a versatile and user-friendly online software that provides a range of tools for handling PDF files. With ONEPDF, users can easily convert, compress, split, and merge PDF documents, all for free. This powerful software is accessible through any internet-connected device, making it a convenient and efficient solution for managing PDFs. Whether you need to convert a file to PDF, compress a large document, or merge multiple files into one, ONEPDF is a reliable and intuitive tool that can help you get the job done quickly and easily.
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The website asked me for a 1 time payment of 1 peso (0.017 USD). But it turned out it billed me 599 pesos (10.31 USD) right afterwards.
Problem was i didnt realize till 2 weeks later. I was already down 1200 pesos by then. Please dont trust this website
I was desperately looking for a service to reduce the file of my PDF to upload for visa application.
I tried this. It asked me to pay 1 peso, and by default and automatically through PH-based GCash, which isn't a credit card, so it's money. I thought what the hell, it's only 1 peso, let's go ahead. Then I did not even receive the reduced size PDF. I was angry but after a few mins, I let it go as it's only 1 peso.
24 hours later, my GCash was deducted for 599 pesos more! Then when i tried to ask for refund, i only get a robot, no real person. Then it says it will take 30 days to review my case, but it seems like a lost cause. Then it said it warned me, and made it like my fault to not "cancel" --but in the 1st place, when i paid for the service with 1 peso, I thought it was just that 1-time fee. I never read anything about a subscription, or that i'm subscribed already. The email they sent also does not say that if I do not cancel within 24 hours, that i will get charged 599. I was just shocked the following day to get an email invoice for the charge.
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OMG, i just saw the 2 previous reviews by "kababayans" PH-based people too, and they'd been scammed too. Gosh, I wish I'd gone on here first and read their reviews.
ONEPDF is a scamming app. They let you use the app and pay 1 Peso but they will charge you for automatic subscription fee which I did not subscribe to. And when you request for a refund, they will do 50% refund only, the 100% refund they will do in 30 days! Absolutely crap and a scammer's move!
Found this tool on Quora. It's been helpful to convert documents into various formats. Easy to use and it's free. It's a great help to my daily work.
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