I recently signed up for a Famradar free trial to help locate my nephew’s phone, and although it was clearly shown as a free trial, I was charged 49.99 today via One Pay. I did not knowingly accept any paid subscription or agree to be charged this amount. I request that this 49.99 charge be fully refunded as soon as possible and that any related subscription or recurring payment be cancelled so that no further amounts are taken from my account.
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...
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 was recently charged by a service called Famradar without my clear consent, and I would like a full refund and cancellation of any hidden or ongoing subscriptions. On my Revolut Visa card ending 3097, I first saw a small “admin charge” of about US$2 when I was searching on Google for help because ...
On 01/04/2026, a FamRadar subscription fee of 49 USD was charged to me via the Apple App Store without any prior notice or clear consent. I did not knowingly approve or expect this subscription and noticed the charge only afterward in my account. I kindly request that this FamRadar subscription be c...
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...
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