Today, I accidentally opened a Uption account. Realizing my mistake, I immediately reached out through the form provided on the platform and also sent an email to the support center requesting the account be closed. Despite my clear and prompt efforts, I received no response whatsoever. Instead, I was shocked to get a message saying that my card had already been shipped via courier—as if everything was proceeding normally. I never asked for the card, never intended to use the account, and I certainly don’t want to be forced into using a service I didn’t commit to. I simply want this account permanently deleted. For a financial platform, the lack of response and consent-based control is alarming. Uption must take immediate action to delete my account and confirm that no card or service will be activated without my clear approval.
I requested the closure of my Uption account by filling out the form available within the app. Despite completing the process, my account remains active, and I haven’t received any response from the company. It’s incredibly frustrating that there is no straightforward “Delete Account” option availab...
I created an account on the Uption platform, hoping to use its services smoothly. However, I was never able to use my account because it has been stuck in the verification process from the very beginning. Although the system claims that my card has been delivered, I have not received any physical ca...
I loaded funds to my Uption account using my credit card, and the payment was successfully deducted—but the money never showed up in my account. Since then, I’ve been trying to reach UPT (Uption), but it’s impossible. No one answers the phones, and they haven’t responded to any of my emails or inqui...
Hello, I opened a Uption account three days ago and completed all the required steps, including entering sensitive personal information and my ID details. Despite this, the system still shows that the agreement approval process is ongoing, and I can’t access or use my account. I’ve lost trust in the...
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