17 Nov 21
-Removed-With success comes the scammers.
I had a message on my answering machine the other day from a computerized voice saying my Amazon Prime account was being suspended and I should call Amazon at some 877 number they left. I called Amazon on a different number I got from some page on their site and they said nothing was wrong with my account and that scammers were running this scam trying to get people to call another number and give them their account details and login info.
I would take that info about Visa cards with a grain of salt, at least until they declined my Visa.
17 Nov 21
-Removed-Once again we have the Xmas Amazon Premier League farce.
If you have bought Sky and BT Sport you have come to expect to see the popularly televised games like our away derby at Goodison. You might reasonably say that you considered those matches as included in the fee when you paid, due to usual custom and practice. So how is it legal that Amazon can now sell me the match I had presumed that I bought already?
Add to that the way the popular TV matches just happen to show up in December when Amazon want to cash in, despite the supposedly random fixture list??
(BTW if you are into football just find people who haven't used their free trial of Amazon Prime yet and turn up at their house with a bottle😁, but there are only so many years that will work, where is the legal challenge?? )
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17 Nov 21
@the-gravedigger saidsantander has switched from visa to mastercard.
I have had this email. Its genuine and so is the £20 offer for adding another credit card, not visa obviously.