FRAUD ALERT ‼️ FRAUD ALERT ‼️ Do not buy from The Life Hack Library, it's a scam! I bought some discounted books but automatically subscribed to their platform which gave them the right to deduct subscription fees from my bank account without providing any value in return. Their ads look legit but it's a scam, the books I bought cannot be downloaded, which means I didn't get anything in return. I'm not yet sure if I've been unsubscribed from their platform. The bank informed me to cancel my bank card in order to prevent further fraud and ongoing charges. I've been emailing but there's no accountability just automated replies. Pure scammers.

HORRIBLE business practices HORRIBLE business practices. Bought a one-time low-cost ebook, but keep getting charged a monthly subscription I did not purchase. Have written to CANCEL multiple times. Getting tired of having to contact Paypal each month for a refund. This business should be blacklisted. UPDATE Nov. 27, 2023: I have continued to be charged each month despite cancelling in writing last June. Paypal has refunded these fraudulent charges. This company, MUZE PUBLISHING HOUSE based in London, U.K., has been reported to the Fraud divisions of Interpol and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

Unauthorised subscription by The Life Hack Library They added me to their subscription list without consent, when I only intended to buy a once off online marketing guide. I got a surprise deduction from my bank account afterwards. More people have complained about the same issue. You are also at their mercy to cancel the unwarranted subscription! Cannot do it yourself. I have flagged them at my bank.

Beware, "Hack" just isn't in their name Beware, buying something at a great cost may seem like an awesome deal but somewhere, somehow they "hack" a subscription out of you that you never asked for. AND, from the bundle of books I did want, they were nothing more than AI-generated content that did not seem proofread at all.

Stay away from them Stay away from them. When you order, they throw in a subscription that you have to pay 20 dollars a month for. It's in very small print. I'm sure I didn't actively opt-in, yet suddenly I was a member. It's a business model where you lure people in with a great offer and then get them hooked on a subscription model without them realising. Bad style!