I’ve been using the PhotoGrid app installed on my phone for years for free by watching videos, and they made me a VIP member without my permission and charged $81. This payment must be refunded immediately and the VIP membership canceled. I respectfully request that this be handled promptly.
On Saturday, I opened an app that I had previously used to create videos a few times, after a long break. It appeared that free video creation was available, but I later discovered that on April 8, 2025, they had made me a VIP member and charged me $43 without my consent. I am demanding an immediate...
On August 26, 2025, I tapped the “free trial” option in the PhotoGrid app on my iPhone 14 Pro Max. However, without receiving any confirmation, warning, or consent, an annual subscription fee of $39 was charged to my TEB credit card linked to my Apple account under the name “PhotoGrid VIP.” Even tho...
I used the trial version of the PhotoGrid app on my iOS device. Even though the trial period had ended, an annual subscription fee of $43 was charged to my card on November 24, 2025, without my knowledge or consent. I did not receive any clear or explicit notification about this charge in advance, e...
In the PhotoGrid photo app, a free trial button appeared, and even though I tapped it, the app immediately started a subscription without asking for confirmation. $43 was charged directly to my credit card. I am urgently requesting a full refund. You cannot mislead people in this way.
The PhotoGrid app installed on my phone took a payment of $43 from my bank without my permission. You label it as a free trial and encourage users to click, and then you take their money this way. What kind of sales policy is this? This is not sales—it is an inappropriate practice. I canceled the su...
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