Hubiepay Reviews 

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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Check you statements regularly

Never signed up to this at all, check through every email I have where I might have sign up for something over the last 2yrs, and the nothing. But they been taking money of my credit card without consent.

28 November 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

You've never heard of this company

You've never heard of this company, but if you use a dating site maybe you have. This company runs and collects the payments for hundreds of them.
If you have an account with a dating site and then tried to setup one with another site and you get the error "this email is already in use " that's because its a clone of the one you are already setup with.
This company will sell you a website to put your clients in, or even populate it with clients for you.
You send them your money they deduct a fee and pay the site which deducts another fee and then pays the performers
OK why the bad review, you are being suckered for money read the small print of the terms and conditions carefully.
Once you have paid for your wonderful low discount and it ends they can take what they want some as high as $500 dollars a year!
I didn't sign up for that you say.
Yes you did read the small print the details of payment are right at the bottom of a long list of terms and conditions, and you authorize them to deduct this payment every year without informing you.
It states that to stop it you have to send an email stating that you want to finish.
Another problem is some of these performers are not real, especially the ones with just a picture, as you have read on other reviews on here some are just answerers some are bots.
Here's a tip copy the credit card address put into google and look up the map. Now if you are clever and location is a big flashy office block look around and see if you can find a a board of what firms are in that building and check it out. This one is in a huge office in Dublin it even has a film promoting it.
I don't mind dating sites but ripping lonely people off is not right.
Be careful out there people and don't give these people a chance.

28 June 2023
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