My elderly aunt had nearly £400 taken from her bank account over a 9 month period after ordering something from Easy life.
My husband had £69 taken from his bank account after ordering something on behalf of his father.
My husband has subsequently had another £50 taken from his bank account after a cold call from a third party acting on behalf of Easy life.
After contacting and complaining, Easy life informed him that these payments were for a subscription to a ‘Rewards club’. No information about the ‘rewards club’ was received or knowledge or permission to join was ever made. No rewards were ever received. These amounts were refunded by Easylife, but only after my husbands vigilantance with his bank statements, and after my Aunt was admitted into hospital, we needed to go through her finances. My Aunt and husband had not given permission at any time, or for their data to be passed on to a third party who act for on behalf of East life. How on earth are Easy life getting away with scamming so many unsuspecting people? This company is immoral and surely using unlawful practices. They should be stopped!
7 months ago
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