My mother simply wanted to track her cargo online. She entered her tracking number on what appeared to be a shipping page, and shortly after, she received an SMS containing a FitMe confirmation code. Unaware of what it was, she entered the code—only to find that ₺229 had been added to her Vodafone bill for a FitMe subscription she never wanted or agreed to.
This is a deceptive and unacceptable way to sign people up for paid services. We have no interest in using FitMe, and we certainly do not want to pay for something we did not request. A company should not sell subscriptions by tricking people into entering codes under false pretenses.
I request the immediate cancellation of this unauthorized FitMe subscription, a full refund of the ₺229 charged, and stronger safeguards from Vodafone to ensure customers are not misled into activating unwanted services. Such practices must be stopped to protect consumers from predatory billing.
While searching online to track my cargo, I encountered what appeared to be an official shipping page. Believing it was legitimate, I entered my tracking number. Immediately afterward, I received an SMS with a confirmation code. This raised my suspicion, so I did not enter the code. Upon further inv...
While trying to track an Aras Kargo shipment, I was directed to what appeared to be a legitimate tracking page. The site claimed that I needed to verify my phone number to proceed. Believing it was part of the delivery process, I entered my number. Shortly after, I received an SMS with a code, which...
Today, I was unfairly charged by FitMe through a deceptive process involving Trendyol and Turkcell. While tracking my order on Trendyol, I clicked the “Where Is My Cargo?” button. Instead of showing the tracking page, a Turkcell-branded screen appeared, asking me to enter my phone number. Assuming i...
I recently noticed a ₺239 charge on my Vodafone bill for a FitMe subscription that I never approved, requested, or even knew existed. I received a message saying I could activate the FitMe service by entering a one-time password on their website, with the subscription fee being ₺239 per month includ...
I recently discovered that I was unknowingly subscribed to a service called FitMe, and Vodafone’s name was involved in the process. While tracking a shipment through Google, I was prompted with a confirmation code. Believing it was related to my delivery, I approved it—only to later realize it had s...
Comments