They are robberies They are robberies. I had never used this website. Until 7 July, I found it from my bank statement charged me EUR 31.5. I started to check my internet record and email, and finally, I found two emails sent to me on 22 and 24 June. One is a subscription confirmation with login and password detail, and another is a payment notice. I use the login and password provided by them to log in. However, it is not processable. And then I emailed them to cancel and refund, but they only agreed to cancel the subscription but not refund. What a terrible website! They act as a thief. Avoid this website.

The most awful business The most awful business. I was downloading something else on my browser when it comes up to pay 1p, i pay it assuming it was for the page i was trying to download. There was absolutely no information about this business or any trial. I then see £31 being taken from my account when i didn’t even know. I didn’t sign up for anything and now they won’t return my calls or emails… typical.

Thebooksmasters.com Company name changed to thebooksmasters.com but still the same scam. In fairness, they did send a welcome email explaining a 2-day free trial, but it went to the spam folder so I didn’t see it. They charged on the dot of the end of the trial period but luckily I had no money in my account! I’ve now cancelled and cancelled the card.

The people are scammers These people are scammers, tried to take over £30 from my account but my bank blocked them, they should not be allowed to do business.

Accidentally clicked on their… Accidentally clicked on their misleading download button on Fdown.net (a Facebook video downloaded) yesterday evening. Stupidly entered my Debit Card details when asked for a payment of 0.01p which I assumed was a token fee for downloading the FB video. This morning I received an email from ‘the bookmaster’ thanking me for signing up and would be debited €31.50 per month after 2 day free trial! Have followed their cancellation advice by writing to their support an will contact my bank.