Starller.com Subscription Scam: How To Cancel Starller Membership -

Starller.com is an online subscription service that has been the subject of numerous complaints from people. Have you received an unauthorised credit charge of from Starller.com ? You’re not alone! Lots of people have reported being charged by Starller.com after downloading a Train Line parking app. Here’s how the scam works, how to cancel the subscription successfully and frequently asked question.

How The Starller.com Scam Subscription Works

The Starller.com subscription link pops up when you try to download an app or access a local website, it says you need to renew the subscription for the site you had visited by following the link. It deceptively trick you into subscribing claiming it is free. However, immediately you subscribed you’d be charged $1, then $60 subsequently.

See reports from victims –

The scammed happened when I purchased a ticket at the entrance of JapanMarket on September 10, 2023. The website prompted me to fill a profile with all my info, but I had no idea it had nothing to do with the fair. The organizer said Starller was the sponsor and I did not worry, 7 days later $70.00 CAD were taken from my credit card. I emailed the organizer and Starller. Starller cancelled the subscription but didn’t return my money. You are better off carrying cash if you go to this fair!

How to Cancel Starller.com Subscription

Sadly, though the website provides a button for subscribing and a telephone number to call, it does not really work. Even after following the steps and calling the customer support ‘+1 833 213 1891’ you’d still continue being charged. However, you can get your money back by following the instructions below –

Report unauthorized transactions to your card holder immediately. You may get money returned IF you report immediately.
Close the credit card and request for a new one. To protect yourself in the future, go to bank website where you have credit card and select text notifications in settings.

Meanwhile, If you have a good bank, like Chase, they will notify you by text immediately of the charge and ask if you made the transaction. Reply NO. Your card will be closed and a new one sent.

How To Avoid Starller.com Scam Subscription Trap

Read the small print (terms & conditions) carefully before entering into any agreement or making a purchase, online or offline, no matter however long this may take.
Make sure the terms & conditions box has not been pre-ticked.
If you make a purchase of this kind that gives you a limited timescale to cancel the agreement, make sure you do so before the due date if you want to cancel it.
Never provide bank details to companies without doing some prior research beforehand.
Keep a copy of any advertisement (print it or take a screenshot) that you reply to, and to keep a note of the webpage.
Check your bank/payment card statements regularly for unexpected payments.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Starller.com Scam

Is Starller.com a legit service?

Starller is a moving streaming site. However, their ads are highly deceptive about the paid subscription and they make it extremely difficult to cancel or get refunds. These are signs of a scam.

How much does Starller.com charge?

According to user reports, the unauthorized credit card charges fromStarller.com are $1 and $60

How do I cancel Starller.com membership?

There is a cancel subscription link onStarller.com website homepage. However, it does not really work. The only solution to stop billing is by Contacting your credit card provider to halt payments.

Can I get a refund from Starller?

Starller does not grant refund requests. However, your best chance for reclaiming lost money is requesting your bank do a chargeback on the fees. You should emphasize that Starller.com obtained your payment details deceptively.

Can Starller.com be reported or sued?

While Starller’s practices may technically be legal under subscription commerce laws, their advertisements can be deemed unlawfully deceptive. You can report them to Action Fraud, the UK’s national fraud reporting centre by calling 0300 123 20 40 or by visiting www.actionfraud.police.uk. If you are in Scotland, contact Police Scotland on 101.

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