Thomas Wilcox

They paid me the first few times. Then wanted pictured of my ID. I stupidly sent it, then they stopped paying. Likely a company created to harvest ID documents. Once they decide to stop paying you they also never reply to any emails you send them. I genuinely thought they were legit after the first few cashouts. Make sure to review them on the Apple store so others can understand they are not legit.

This website has always been pure trash. The lowest paying surveys, 100 spam emails per day and owned by very belligerent people who will give you the most obnoxious replies to any questions.

However, they did used to allow the withdrawals. It could take a week, two weeks or a month. Eventually, they'd come. However, I've now had two withdrawals pending for a long, long time. No reply from their 'staff' and obviously will never receive the payouts.

I expect the scammers will reply to this review with 'your surveys were rejected' or some lie, as they have with others. When they reply with that, just know that's never happened to me on any legitimate survey provider ever, as all of my answers are always genuine and legit.

AVOID!

My previous review on Trustpilot of a web hosting company could not be any more different from this review. Infact, I'm surprised I didn't pack in my whole project just from the previous experience I had with their competitor.

Krystal however, is just different. It is literally what I pay for, web hosting. I even found an online discount and my first month was as cheap as chips, or cheaper. Krystal didn't ask me for a Trustpilot review. Infact, I receive almost no communication from them, because I don't need it. I needed a company to host my website and Krystal has made it SO EASY it's a joke. Literally what you pay for, no spam, no issues, just a fully working web hosting company that I'm quite confident will be there for me if I need them.

I made the most ridiculous decision when trying to find hosting for my new project. I used ChatGPT, who recommended I used Hostinger. Why why why why why why WHY did I listen to ChatGPT?!?!?

I am down £64.66 that has been stolen from me via Hostinger. I signed up for 12 months of web-hosting. You're forced to sign up for long periods or you'll pay a SIGNIFICANT surcharge. I then went on the create a wordpress website for my new project. As I was still on the hostinger website, Lastpass accidentally re-wrote my Hostinger password as my new wordpress website. Not a problem, or so I though.

I went to the 'forgot password' option. Upon typing in my email, no reset password email is sent. Obviously this is the correct email as I still have my three welcome emails. Next stage is to click 'Can't access your account'. Problem is, none of the options are relevant. Therefore, my account is blocked, within 2 hours of signing up. The only way to recover your account is to send them personal documents, including payment invoices, government ID, etc. All of that as their 'reset password' feature does not work?

Oh, also, you cannot reach out to customer service, as the website is ran by an ai robot called 'Kodee'. The ai bots response to my troubles was: 'I'm truly sorry you're feeling this way. Your feelings matter, and you're not alone. If you're struggling, please reach out to someone you trust or a mental health professional—they can help you through this difficult moment.'

A mental health professional won't refund my £64. Nor will Hostinger's customer support team, as such a team does not exist. Now I'll have to reach out to my bank to dispute the transaction as I've exhausted every other avenue.

UPDATE: Finally, after 12 hours, they've finally understood that you can't reset your password on their website and refunded me. Although my money is now captive for 5-10 days. If you ever sign up to this website *don't* then make sure you write your password down in 15 different places, as once you lose it, your account is unrecoverable.

In the age of dodgy, fake online betting platforms, it's nice to see a gem like Dexsport. I don't recall how I found Dexsport nor do I believe that it's a very popular platform however I have had 0 issues with it since signing up quite a while back.

Deposits arrive quickly, withdrawals seem to take no more than 1-2 hours. Odds are not bad. Free bets plentiful. NEVER BEEN ASKED FOR KYC! My bets aren't usually very small so I've trusted Dexsport so far with thousands and they haven't screwed anything up once.

I had one issue before, where I couldn't figure out how to use my free bets. Live chat agent explained they had to be used in order and they were correct. That's the only time I ever needed to reach out to them, which is miraculous considering how often I use the platform.

If I could conjure up anything bad about the platform it'd probably be the tennis retirement rules. Nowadays, most platforms would pay as a winner if a player retires (if 1 set is complete) however Dexsport just refunds the bet.

Overall, top-notch, no complaints, change nothing (except maybe tennis retirement rules, hehe)!

I completed 9 steps of the 'Richie Games' offer advertised via MMWall. The first 7 steps completed. Two did not. I contacted MMWall about the two steps that did not credit me. MMWall decided to then chargeback all of the previous steps they've rewarded me. I completed the offer totally legitimately, spend much of my own '£' in the process.

If you look at the MMWall reviews here, all of the 5 star reviews are reviewers from India and it's their first Trustpilot review. Make of that what you will. The only negative reviews seem from legitimate people, however. Little information can be found online regarding MM-Wall so legal recourse may be difficult but I will do whatever I can to get justice for myself.

I attempted to sign up for a 10-day free trial to check my credit score. I received an email back instantly saying:

Unfortunately we are unable to process your request; this may be due to the fact that you are already a member of ScoresMatter or some of the details that you provided contained errors.

I therefore gave up on the process. Then, ScoresMatter kindly deducted £19.95 from me on 18th March and again today, £19.95. Therefore, in the simplest of terms, anybody can see how this company has stolen £39.90 from me. I will likely get it back from the bank but what hassle.

The trustpilot reviews here are super strange. Lots of people praising 'quick shipping' - for a credit scoring company?

Yeah. AVOID AVOID AVOID.

My last Trustpilot review was of a competitor. They send me a broken key then begged for a Trustpilot key. Luckily Paypal refunded me instantly.

I then bought the same product on Kinguin. It was delivered instantly and worked. They didn't even beg me for a review but due to the terrible experience I had with another website I had to go out of my way and let everyone know how seamless this purchase was.

Thanks for the email encouraging me to write a review. Below is my honest review.

This website is trash. I purchased a 3-month Youtube premium key. The key is invalid. It does not work. You cannot leave a product review to warn others, as purchased without creating an account.

After spending the near £13, you're given a 13 digit 'code' and a link to youtube redemption page. After typing the code it says 'This offer is not available'. There is another button on the gameseal website that says to paste the code. Pasting the code there says 'Activation failed due to a server error. Please try again later or contact GameSeal support.'

Therefore the codes are invalid/fake and I assume they gamble on people not fighting for their money back. I emailed them and their instant response is 'Due to increased traffic, our response times are currently long...'

As they clearly are stating their that there will be a long time to wait for any sort of reply I didn't even bother to wait and have already received my refund through Paypal. I usually use G2A for these sort of purchases and I don't know why on earth I didn't use them this time. Straight over there to buy my product with the refund Paypal gave me and hopefully I'll be back on Youtube premium ASAP.

I moved out of a home with gigabit internet connection into a flat that could only achieve 70mbps via Sky broadband. I like to think when I moved in a year ago that Trooli wasn't in the area at the time, so I just had to sit and wait the ~6 hours whenever I wanted to update my Xbox game.

That was until last week when I checked again, and Trooli said they DID operate in my area. I live in a flat above the shop and am unaware that anyone there has any internet faster than the standard 70mbps ish. I thought it would be a tricky install for such fast internet. I called Trooli in the first instance to try and see what work needed to be done on the property as it was rented. I spoke to Connor Wise and he answered all of my questions perfectly. He did say to get back to him once I decide on the installation, but I did not as was a spur of the moment midnight order so I do hope he gets some credit.

I needed the permission of my landlord, who I regarded as a tech-dinosaur (hope he won't see this =]) and thought my luck would be out. I spoke to my landlord and explained in toddler terms what Trooli is and what they need to do. Turns out my landlord already has Trooli in his property and gave permission in a flash, even recommended it. Not the dinosaur I so thought.

When I originally moved in to the flat I had to get Openreach to establish the connection. There was around a two week wait. The first time they didn't arrive. The second time they arrived late and I missed them due to work. The third time and nearly a month later (with Sky not caring one bit) then finally got my substandard internet running. Trooli however gave me a time and a date (only 4 days from order date) to come and do some pulling and digging (they were at it for quite a few hours) to get my internet sorted on the day.

The engineer arrived and did some work but then discovered a blockage. I think there was some language barrier moreso on me not exactly speaking the Queen's English probably didn't help the chap. I expected them to wait for another team and return in a matter of weeks. However after an hour another knock at the door, and I did profusely apologies for my, let's say, relaxed state, I didn't expect them to be back so quick. The blockage was resolved. My internet was connected.

My first speedtest over WiFi on a iPhone of my 2GBPS internet was 1522 mbps download, 1407 mbps upload, 8 ping. That is INSANE. Nearly 25x faster for only less than £20 more than I paid with Sky. I tried an ethernet test with my laptop only to discovered my ethernet port has a 1gbps cap, which just goes to show how needlessly (in the best possible way) fast this connection is.

I know it may be a premature review and my internet has only been running for a matter of hours but when I get such good service, especially in comparison with Sky, I can't help but shout about it. Thanks to everyone along the line. Connor for the initial introduction call. The engineer for being very polite and chipper. Also Holly via email for allowing me to use my Landlord's referral as I forgot to type it in at the checkout.

Thank you Trooli.

I signed up to Vouchforit through FlashmailRewards, expecting a 24-hour free trial as advertised. However, I was never credited for completing the offer, and to make matters worse, I was charged £4.50 before the 24-hour trial period had even passed.

If the offer had tracked correctly and I’d received the promised credit, I likely wouldn’t be as frustrated. But the combination of not being credited and being charged early makes this feel extremely misleading.

It honestly seems like the intention is for users to sign up and then forget about the subscription entirely, especially considering there’s nothing on the website that provides any real value for the money being charged.

Based on my experience, this comes across as a through-and-through scam rather than a legitimate service. I would strongly advise others to avoid.

I opened a dispute via Paypal and they refunded my £4.50 immediately. Likely because they've had many disputes regarding this 'company'.

This app is extremely misleading and should not be trusted.

It advertises a large amount of free Bitcoin on sign-up, but in reality you are required to deposit your own money into a gambling-style spin wheel to try and “unlock” it. This is a classic pay-to-withdraw setup, and based on my experience and other user reports, withdrawals are not possible.

The entire system is designed to encourage deposits using false promises and unrealistic rewards. It also appears to be linked to the “SocialGood” app, which uses similar tactics.

There are serious concerns here around unlicensed gambling and lack of consumer protection, especially for UK users.

I have reported this app to Apple and submitted a report to the UK Gambling Commission.

I would strongly advise anyone to avoid this app and not deposit any money.

I moved into a flat about 9 months ago and the landlord had already set up an OVO Energy pre-payment meter. At first it seemed fine. I topped up, used electricity, and got on with life. Pre-payment meters usually cost a bit more than normal billing, but I assumed that was just part of the deal.

The problems started when I actually tried to understand what I was paying.

OVO’s website was practically unusable. Pages either didn’t load properly or simply told me the feature wasn’t supported for Pay As You Go customers. The app wasn’t much better. I couldn’t see my usage in any meaningful way, couldn’t get a clear breakdown of my electricity costs, and even something as basic as changing my password turned into a frustrating exercise. Infact, I use seriously long passwords for my accounts. I use LastPass to generate a 60+ character long password with many symbols. OVO says 'Password successfully changed' - however then does not work using that password to log in. I therefore had to use very simple password for my OVO account encouraging hackers.

What really annoyed me was the complete lack of transparency. I was paying for electricity but had no easy way of seeing how much I was using, what my tariff actually looked like, or how the costs were calculated. In 2026, that shouldn’t be difficult for an energy supplier to provide.

Eventually it got to the point where I realised I was spending more time trying to work out how the system functioned than it would take to simply switch supplier.

To be fair, the electricity itself worked perfectly fine — the lights came on when I needed them — but the digital side of the service felt outdated and poorly designed. When you can’t even log in properly or access basic information about your own energy usage, something is clearly wrong.

In the end, OVO did help me out in one important way: they made the decision to switch incredibly easy. If their website and app had worked properly, I might never have bothered looking elsewhere. So thanks for that — it turns out there are suppliers that make it far easier to see what you’re paying and even manage to charge less for the privilege.

I moved into a flat 9 months ago and the landlord set up an OVO pre-payment meter for whatever reason. It worked OK for me. I topped up, used my electric, paid more than others, probably.

Only started to get annoyed when I realised how bad OVO was. I couldn't check my usage. Couldn't use their website. Couldn't even change my password. Couldn't even figure out how much I was paying. They did so well at making their service as bad as possible I had no choice but to leave.

After some research, Octopus seemed like the next step. Their website is actually detailed. Everything is explained. Every query I had was answered just by browsing their website. They have YouTube videos, explaining everything I wanted (and probably didn't want) to know. They have a variety of tariffs which I'm hoping to move on to.

I couldn't switch automatically, but instantly received an email to call them. I seem to remember seeing that their call centres answer extremely fast. I did wait quite a few minutes, but not a biggie. No robotic voice, just a human who I could hear and understand.

I had to pay some upfront to get me started. It was explained to me why. My switch isn't even completed yet but if things continue this way I'll be a happy bunny. Octopus makes energy companies seem a bit more human and not corporate cartels.

Honourable mention to OVO for offering me such bad service that they ended up saving me a nice bit of money by making me move over to Octopus! A bigger thank you to Octopus for offering me great service so far.

I'm surprised I couldn't find many online reviews for Euroleague TV as I'm really enjoying it, so I'll be the first to write a review here.

I don't watch basketball daily but have always been an NBA fan but am starting to really enjoy Euroleague. Players and fans seem to have more passion than the NBA.

Euroleague make it so easy and affordable to watch aswell. I don't know which games I want to watch and when, so I am quite spontaneous but the daily pass comes in super handy in this case.

I also really enjoy the non-bias commentary from this match. The commentators seem to be mainly English I think which is not an obvious positive, just mentioning as they're less over-the-top than the US NBA commentators. There is a female commentators and not to bring any controversy to my review, sometimes people are against them in male sports but the ladies I have heard commentating on Euroleague TV seriously know the sport. I'm sure some viewers have hate towards certain commentators as is the way with football but I've just been quite astounded by all of the ones I've heard. Not full of ego and make mistakes but correct them, we all make mistakes!!!

Slight negatives, I seem to remember trying to watch two games at once before and it wasn't possible. I think it should be. I also seem to have some issues paying with Paypal, but not a biggie as card payments just as easy.

Would love to see this league become a lot more mainstream. I think it is in some European ountries but not quite at that stage in the UK yet.

Felt compelled to write this review after paying £5.99 to watch Monaco vs Bologna. Loved the match and there are even a few more playing at this moment for me to make more use of my daily pass.

KEEP IT UP!!!

I understand these platforms can be targetted by a lot of fraudsters etc and that means they usually have long waiting times / intense security. So far I have one reached the smaller Rewarble limit and had to provide name and address to increase limit. I now have a much larger limit before I assume I need to provide ID etc, which I would happily do.

Every redemption has been instant too. Thank you so much for helping me in a sticky situation!

I used ASOS for the first time yesterday. What a stupid decision that was when I could've used H&M, Next or even Amazon.

As other reviews say, the next day delivery promise is a scam. I paid £9.95 for next day Saturday delivery as I desperately needed clothes for my new job. Saturday morning, I recieved a text saying Royal mail had my parcel. My heart sank. I knew immediately I wouldn't be receiving my parcel today. I kept getting updates throughout the day until 5pm when Royal Mail finally text me to say they won't be attempting delivery today. Why oh why don't they use Evri or DPD for next day orders?!?!?!

This was the second issue I had with ASOS. When trying to order for the first time I had a new customer 10% discount code. When ordering, my card was declined. I tried again, but the discount code was then invalid. I went on to live chat and they said they're happy to fix it, in the next 48 hours. I needed my clothes quickly so that was useless. I had to make a new account with a new email just to be able to use the code. All of this being a waste of time of course as my clothes never arrived on time (and still haven't). I contacted customer care and again they're dismal.

They're still telling me my parcel will arrive today even when tracking says they'll try again after the next working day. Therefore the soonest delivery date I will receive is Tuesday after buying on Friday and spending £9.95 for Saturday delivery. Hilarious!

Now I have to wait for all this trash to arrive just to send it straight back to them.

I’m absolutely devastated by my experience with this company. Last year, I signed up for what was advertised as a free online course, hoping to better myself and gain new skills. Like many people, life got in the way, and I forgot to complete it. Fast forward to today, and I receive an email saying they’re threatening to involve solicitors, Thomas Higgins Solicitors infact, to demand £100 because I didn’t finish the course. They add I will also need to pay them for debt recovery costs, which means if I can't find £100 before the 12th of February as they demand they will instruct bailiffs.

What makes this worse is that I never realised upfront that failing to complete the course would result in such a hefty penalty. There were no reminders, no warnings – just a sudden, harsh demand for money I don’t have.

I’m already struggling to make ends meet, and now I’m forced to look into payday loans to pay this unjust charge. The stress this has caused is overwhelming, and I feel completely let down by a company I trusted.

This kind of predatory behavior is heartless, especially when they know people signing up for "free" courses are often trying to improve their lives and finances. Instead of helping, they’ve pushed me further into a financial hole.

If you’re considering using this company, please think twice. They don’t care about their customers – only about lining their pockets at any cost.

PLEASE, PLEASE understand the dier consequences if you feel as though there maybe even be one barrier in the near future to you completing one of their courses. Or better yet, avoid entirely.

I was involved in quite a serious RTC on the dual carriageway which overturned my van and required closure of the road. I experienced and still experience some painful injuries from this. I am also confident the accident was not my fault.

To try and obtain some compensation for my injuries and costs (time off work, prescriptions) I thought it would be a good idea to contact National Accident Helpline to see if they could help. They seemed very interested in my claim and directed me towards National Accident Law who upon initiating the claim also came across as very helpful.

However, this is where human contact ends. Since then, I've been messaged daily to upload more evident to the 'My Portal' which is the ONLY WAY you can communicate with this company. The issue is, 'My Portal' is an extremely unreliable and broken piece of technology. 9/10 times the website does not work. I did manage once to log into it on my mobile phone, but since then it does not load. It also periodically tells you your login details are wrong.

I telephoned three different numbers for National Accident Law, each with an automatic voice saying to use 'My Portal' before the call ends. I cannot use My Portal. I received an email saying they've started working on my claim and that I should've received my Welcome Pack. I have not received my welcome pack. It says if I have not received my welcome back to call them. When calling them, the robot tells me to use 'My Portal'. 'My Portal' does not load, so this is an impossible task.

There is no surprise that this company has an extremely low TrustPilot score and has even lower reviews on Google.

I have since emailed them to withdraw my claim, as I believe was mentioned is possible within 14 days in the initial call. Will they read the email? Who knows. Will I be trapped into making my claim with this totally useless company? I really hope not.

Not a bad earning website. The earnings are quite good and tracking is better than other GPT sites. I am level 80+ on Cointiply so have probably quite easily withdrawn $1000+ in the past. I haven't used Contiply for a little while but started re-using it this week and have made $50 relatively quickly.

I now have started to understand why I don't use Cointiply anymore. I was talking in the Cointiply chat and wrote three messages. One was 'hi'. Somebody replied to my message saying 'wow 81' (referring to my high level). I jokingly replied back two messages, one saying 'yes' the other saying 'very high'. These messages actually got me banned from the Cointiply chatroom by a moderator called 'Shepdawg'. I did not break any rules but am now banned from their chat feature for an unspecified period of time.

Therefore I am giving Cointiply two stars. When my current withdrawals are processed I will likely not use the website and use alternatives, like Freecash. Who wants to use a website that has such rude and belligerent staff who get jumped up because they have a 'Mod' label written next to their names?

Train your staff and you'll prosper a bit more.