on 09-06-2019 18:56
on 09-06-2019 18:58
on 09-06-2019 18:58
on 09-06-2019 19:08
on 09-06-2019 19:08
@PEETEE74 Have a look here too https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/Tips-to-avoid-unexpected-charges-on-your-bill/ba-p/12182...
on 10-06-2019 14:05
Hey @PEETEE74, did the advice above help you understand those charges on your bill better?
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on 29-11-2019 14:06
on 29-11-2019 14:06
I just got hit by this legalised fraud. Found I had been subscribed to a Taptronics Health App- which I definitely hadn't. I guess they try this as Health is popular.
There is no Taptronic app on my phone, and I can't even find one on the app store from Taptronic, so how could they charge me £3 per month for something that doesnt exist?
On to O2 help, firstly they tell me I subscribed, which obviously they can't prove. Then they will block further charges. I got so cross that they were telling me they intended to keep the first charges I told them I would cancel the account. I got a refund!
O2 need to stop this relationship- it is clear that Taptronic are defrauding O2 customers with O2 consent and support- after all they get a huge amount of money from them!!!
Shame on you O2
on 26-06-2020 16:49
on 26-06-2020 17:16
on 26-06-2020 17:16
on 08-09-2021 20:27
on 08-09-2021 20:27
The regulator (PSA) has fined Taptronic £1,250,000 in respect of the Fitguru "service" (but it is unlikely ever to be paid!). Taptronic have also been ordered to issue refunds, so if you failed to obtain a refund you should now try again. If there was any justice, O2 should also have faced a fine for their continued participation in the scam, but PSA lack the power to do so. O2 will have taken at least 20% of the proceeds, but will face no action!
The regulator discovered that malware was responsible for many of the fraudulent subscriptions. Indeed, one of their test phones became "subscribed" while locked and idle!
O2's continued involvement in this scam for years after it was first brought to their attention is disgraceful. https://psauthority.org.uk/for-business/adjudications/2021/9/taptronic-fzc-152741-track-2-500d1951-c...