Blazarix Recensioni 

Total scammers tried to take £39.99 out of my bank, luckily bank recognised it was a scam.
Careful what you click on especially in social media

did not sign up for anything but tried to take £39.99 out of my account but thankfully bank stepped in as need double authentication to take my money
TOTAL SCAM ARTISTS REMEMBER THE NAME

Car parking scam at West Bay Dorset. Don’t scan qr code on meter, go to App Store.
Debited me £39.99

I had a payment taken out from my account (Via Google Pay) from this company for £39.99 and shortly after a payment was requested for £990 which was possibly/probably picked up by my bank security and stopped. Treat this company with great cared probably a scam

Loathsome fraudsters

I had two payments of £39-99 taken from my account.I have no idea who this company is and never gave them permission
Talked to the bank who said must have signed up which I never did

No idea where these scam artist got my details from. Out of the blue an email telling me I would be charged £39.99. Spoke to my bank and they confirmed numerous reports on these thieves. Seems they infiltrate genuine adverts or QR codes and leech off your info. They need to be taken to task by the authorities.

Only gave it a 1 as could not give it a minus score. Tried to download a parking app and this is what I downloaded instead. Absolutely disgusted with it, hopefully I have managed to cancel. Scum of the earth.

Same happened to me when trying to download a parking app. Seems this is the most common way they con you into parting with your card details although it may not be the only method. Fortunately the card issuer was on the ball and blocked payment, obviously wise to the scam already. Although a US company Blazarix’s UK facing website says it’s ‘powered’ by Nagram.net LTD, B10 Harben House, Tickford Street,Newport Pagnell MK16 9EY, England, Reg. No.: 15833908. Companies House records the sole director being a 25 year old female of French nationality. Whether she’s a chancer or just a fall guy (gal), you decide but you could try directing your feelings to this person and she’s certainly the one who the authorities should be talking to.

I ordered a himalayan salt rock lamp from Amazon. When it arrived and I opened it there was a registration leaflet saying register ur salt lamp. So I did. To complete registration it asked me to Google pay but said no money would be taken. This morning £39.99 had been taken from my bank. This was an unauthorised transaction and my bank is aware and I've Googled Blazarix. Com to find this has happened to many people for same amount. It's a scam

I have had an unathorized £39.99 taken from my bank by these people - had to ring my bank and they are trying to block the payment - no idea how they got my bank details or email address - these people are scammers - avoid at all costs

My wife came across this company when she had 2 lots of £39.99 taken from her creditcard without authorization. After some intensive detective work she found out Blazarix is a media subscription company (like The Times, Sun and other papers). My wife was scanning through Google news when an article came up with the usual message of accept cookies or reject and pay. She didn't want to read the article so clicked reject and pay and then went into another article. THIS REJECT AND PAY AUTOMATICALLY SIGNS YOU UP TO A £40pm MEMBERSHIP! You would expect a couple of screens saying how much or how often the money is taken but this didn't happen.
Be aware, this message is becoming more common and unscrupulous companies will not warn you or let you know you are signing up to an expensive subscription.

I too have had money taken from my account for £39.99 twice, the first time I wasn't sure if it was something Paid for on holiday. The second time I knew I had not bought anything especially as I was at home and the previous day too. As someone else mentioned strangely I was at Conwy Castle car park too and paid with my phone? I hope no-one else gets scammed. I will report this thread to my bank fraud department.

I recall trying to pay by card for Conwy castle car park and it being repeatedly declined on this day and having to use partner's card. Perhaps it was a fraudulent QR code on the parking machine?

Fraud?
I just got notified by my bank that they attempted to take 39.99 from my bank.

On Friday I had to park somewhere new. It required an app. When I tried to load the app I think this company "pushed in" and took my details.

Brand new debit card, registered it with my 3 normal repeat buying sites. Card issued on the 1st June, first registered aound the 5th June. A transaction appeared on the 17th June for £39.99 by EURblazarix.com Mitcham GB.
Then a second transaction appeared on my statement by Blazarix.com Mitcham GB for another £39.99. I froze my card reported a stolen card. Now got to ring the bank,
Not a happy bunny!

Just had to freeze my card and account - not sure where they got my details from. They took a payment last month which I didn't recognise but it's shown as a pending transaction in my account for tomorrow so I have reported it as fraud.

Blazarix is a scam company.
It just happened to me too. They tried to zap £39.99 from my credit card. The same as the other reviewers. My credit card is now blocked. What a nuisance. If they real company, this would never happen.

Sadly it has come to my attention that today they decided to steal £39.99 out of my bank also which I have never ever authorised I had never heard of them until today when I went to pay for my lunch the little money I had had gone

I went online to download an app for Morrisons store card. It all looked fine but then I was asked for my credit card details to verify my ID. I entered these but then the site took me to a page welcoming me to a games/video/entertainment site. I also got an email welcoming me and saying I had a free three day trial and then would be charged £39.99 a month. I immediately froze my card and sent an email to Blazarix to unsubscribe. I’ve had confirmation back of being unsubscribed but this outfit is obviously a scam