I signed up with Famradar on 7 April 2026 for what was presented to me as a 24‑hour trial to try to locate a lost phone. I only intended to use the service for this short trial period and did not wish to purchase any ongoing subscription or paid plan. Despite this, on 8 April 2026, my debit card was charged $50 by Famradar. While starting the 24‑hour trial, I did not see any clear information stating that the trial would automatically convert into a paid subscription or that a $50 fee would be taken if I did not cancel. If such a condition existed, it was not transparent or clearly shown at the time of sign‑up. I did not use or need any service beyond the 24‑hour trial and I do not agree with this $50 charge. I request that this $50 amount be fully refunded to my debit card and that any ongoing subscription or automatic renewal linked to my account be cancelled so that I am not charged again in the future.
I used the Famradar application for a one-day trial and did not knowingly approve any paid subscription. Despite this, on April 4th, 2026, my card was charged 50 USD without my clear consent. I am located in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and the transaction was processed in USD. The charge appear...
I signed up for the Famradar monthly premium subscription with a 7‑day free trial starting on March 3, 2026. Before the free trial ended, I cancelled the subscription through the app, but despite this, I am still being charged. I have not been able to resolve this issue on my own, and I have not yet...
I live in the USA and today I was charged $50 by Famradar for a location tool service on my Android phone, even though I have never downloaded the app to my phone and have never used the service at all. The charge appeared once, and I did not knowingly give my consent for this $50 payment. Since I h...
On February 28, 2026, a charge of $49 from Famradar was taken directly from my bank card without my knowledge or consent. I have never used, installed, or knowingly registered for any Famradar service, and this is the first time I have ever seen the name Famradar in connection with my finances. I on...
I am writing to report a charge from Famradar that I do not recognize and for a service I do not use. On March 22, 2026, a charge of 12.50 dollars from Famradar appeared on my Wells Fargo bank account, and I have no memory of having used or requested this service. I have checked for any active subsc...
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