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Zaplium
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Ranking
#36
in Internet & Telecoms
NPS Score
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Recommended: Unlikely
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Sharon A
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
28 May 2022, 11:37
Zaplium... a thief in the night
I have just noticed a hidden sms that I subscribed to this service at R7 a day, at 2am!?? This is a total scam and disgusting! Horrified reading the comments thinking I will also struggle to unsubscribe! And it’s not a phishing scam, I am directed to a Vodacom app to unsubscribe! Wow, Vodacom, the sneaky lengths you will resort to to make a few fraudulent bucks! No authorization whatsoever! And I would never have noticed this sms if I wasn’t looking for some other notification! Shameful!
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Sharon A
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
28 May 2022, 11:37
Zaplium... a thief in the night
I have just noticed a hidden sms that I subscribed to this service at R7 a day, at 2am!?? This is a total scam and disgusting! Horrified reading the comments thinking I will also struggle to unsubscribe! And it’s not a phishing scam, I am directed to a Vodacom app to unsubscribe! Wow, Vodacom, the sneaky lengths you will resort to to make a few fraudulent bucks! No authorization whatsoever! And I would never have noticed this sms if I wasn’t looking for some other notification! Shameful!
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André Thomashausen
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 Mar 2022, 15:12
ZAPLIUM Ruthless SMS scammers
Terrible and ruthless. They mange to somehow get into your Vodafone account and subscribe you for 7 Rand per day for delivering NOTHING. The cunning is that the SMS informing you that you been subscribed unless you cancel is hidden from you in your SMS spam folder. All we can do is curse them. Vodacom holds out that the customer has to request a service and then again actively confirm they signed up for a specific service. The confirmation note must show the details of the cost of the servicedoesn't care and deducts the fraudulent charge without asking for proof that a actual subscription was made. But Vodafone does not do that. They promote scammers because the get to keep up to half of the stolen funds.
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André Thomashausen
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 Mar 2022, 15:12
ZAPLIUM Ruthless SMS scammers
Terrible and ruthless. They mange to somehow get into your Vodafone account and subscribe you for 7 Rand per day for delivering NOTHING. The cunning is that the SMS informing you that you been subscribed unless you cancel is hidden from you in your SMS spam folder. All we can do is curse them. Vodacom holds out that the customer has to request a service and then again actively confirm they signed up for a specific service. The confirmation note must show the details of the cost of the servicedoesn't care and deducts the fraudulent charge without asking for proof that a actual subscription was made. But Vodafone does not do that. They promote scammers because the get to keep up to half of the stolen funds.
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