Scammers!!! Scammers!!!! Catch you for the one view just to get you next day subscription, then there is nowhere to cancel , when you email them to cancel, they write back a whole professional email, as if it’s a professional company. Stay away

Help I don’t know what to do,I accidentally clicked on their website hoping it was One of my downloads and to my shock realised my mistake later on.The money they took are hard earned money from my both parents and I’m sad to see it go to waste like that.

They are robberies They are robberies. I had never used this website. Until 7 July, I found it from my bank statement charged me EUR 31.5. I started to check my internet record and email, and finally, I found two emails sent to me on 22 and 24 June. One is a subscription confirmation with login and password detail, and another is a payment notice. I use the login and password provided by them to log in. However, it is not processable. And then I emailed them to cancel and refund, but they only agreed to cancel the subscription but not refund. What a terrible website! They act as a thief. Avoid this website.

Scam Scam - popped out of nowhere - cannot unsubscribe - obvious fraud - why are people so unscrupulous - karma has a way of catching up though - I just wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing that I affected and scammed innocent peoples lives like this - taking money from families that have to feed their children in this harsh economical climate - shame on them - go and get proper jobs you absolute waste of spaces. - I give them minus -5 stars.

thebookmaster.com is for you if you want to pay EUR 31.5/month access to a few pamphlets. Somehow I also subscribed but have no recollection of how. Once i realised (after 2 months at 31.5) I contacted them to cancel. It does seem their business model is unethical - signup is via a 'promotional banners'. Your subscription seems to give access to some pamphlets that are probably free anyway. They are quick at cancelling (to avoid problem with CC suppliers i guess) and obviously feel they have a defensible legal position on how people sign up so buyer beware.