MSPY Premium Plan Forces Users to Pay Extra for Features

MSpy claims that you can use its services for €51.65 under the Premium option, which is supposed to be the best plan available anywhere. However, this is not true with MSpy. Once you pay for Premium and get access, you immediately realize that the Premium plan offers nothing special. It does not include what is promised in the site’s advertisements. To actually use the features they promote, you must pay for the “Extreme” option, which costs an additional €40. I didn’t pay for that, so I’m not sure if it really provides access—but it seems like just another way to take more money from customers. When I requested a refund because the Premium plan didn’t deliver what was promised, I asked for a full refund. I refused to pay extra, especially when there were so many red flags. They started making ridiculous excuses like “We can’t refund due to reasons beyond our control.” If the managers don’t control the app, then who does? Just more lies. They also claimed that since I made the purchase, I agreed to the user terms and therefore couldn’t get a refund. This feels like a well-organized scam, and it’s shocking that the site is still operating after deceiving hundreds of people. I only discovered other victims after being scammed myself, some of whom lost large sums. How can something like this still exist as if it’s legitimate? On top of that, several features don’t even work—the facial recognition search fails to find any uploaded photos, and the number search redirects to a GPS tracking menu instead of the correct page. To access number tracking, you apparently need to pay for the Extreme plan—another trap and false claim. I spoke with someone named J*** D***—probably not even his real name—who keeps giving excuses without solving anything. He’s just there to make sure people lose their money “legally.”