Skillsthey.com Reputation Check

FRAUDE ! during scrolling through Instagram de 0.01 Cents window opened and I couldn't leave the window. Trying to leave I must have clicked the forbidden button. The day after 49,90 Euro was debited from my bank account. The bank ING (Netherlands) can do nothing to reverse the amount from their account (Skillthey). The female bank clerk was actually rude and kept interrupting me whilst I was speaking. It was as if I were the culprit rather than Skillthey. I asked if she could reverse the payment – after all, according to ING, it was still just a reservation (as stated on the bank statement). No, they couldn’t reverse it, but they could block it for the future so that no new so-called subscription fees could be debited. This means that the banks are also acting in a way that is detrimental to consumers, because they know there are many complaints about these bogus companies and yet they do not block them from the payment system in the first place. I expressed my dissatisfaction to the bank clerk and the call was abruptly cut off. The fact that she rang me back of her own accord proves that she must have realised I hadn’t been treated properly. The fact that ING has failed in this regard is the first point, but the most important thing is that Skillthey is a despicable fraudster who is trying to swindle as much as 50 euros from everyone. That’s easy money, and you’ll become a millionaire in no time. The system, as it used to be, must be reinstated, whereby erroneous payments made within a short period can still be refunded. In the event of a complaint, the supplier must demonstrate that the delivery was made voluntarily and that the goods and/or services were actually supplied.

Scammers. First charged 0.01 cent and after one day 29.90 charged. Note: do not accept cookies and terms of use. While never visited website before.

After checking the bank account of 0.01 cent, 29€ was then deducted for a membership that I did not request - real scammers!

I've just fallen victim to the same $0.01 charge as the other reviewer, though in my case is was £0.01 as I'm in the UK. I had received a payment card for the ZapMap EV charging point app, and had clicked on the link in their iPhone app to register the card. When I did this a GoogleAds window appeared asking my to double click to authorise a £0.01 charge to my credit card. I assumed this was part of the payment card registration process. Having done that, I then registered my ZapMap card. I then got suspicious, and checked my credit card app, which showed a £0.01 pending transaction to this company. Having read the other post, I put a stop on my credit card and phoned the credit card company to put a block on this company via their stoplist. I'm also going to contact ZapMap to notify them of what happened. My thanks to the previous reviewer (Nick Scott) for his post, which helped me and, I suspect, will no doubt help others too. It's interesting that this happened to me jsut two days after Nick's post - suggesting that this is a brand new scam.

These guys are a scam. I thought I was signing up for a HP Printer app but it was skills they site. They charged my $0.01 straight away then took $66 from my credit card the next day. Apparently, instead of signing up to the HP site to get free ink I was signed to their membership. Avoid these guys at all costs. They are a scam.