No prior warning that free trial had ended & that subscription was due Signed up for free trial for quick-tutor.com through a sponsored ad on LinkedIn Never received a welcome email with login details. I was later informed that my free trial had come to an end & that my subscription would be taken from my bank account. Tried to cancel through link in the FAQs, but it did not work. Emails from the company appear to be automatically generated and they are refusing to refund.

100% Scam 100% Scam. No idea how they got my wife’s bank details. Reported to her banks fraud department. Yet another bunch of low life scum.

QuickTutor is a great application QuickTutor is a great application. I;mn not sure what everyone else on this profile is talking about. Do NOT confuse quick-tutor 'UK Scam Site' with QuickTutor the application from the United States which is soon to launch in the UK and European Union.

Scam Yep, definitely a scam, I got caught out the same way as the other review writers. Was looking to download some free printable activities for children, and somehow this company managed to get my details and try to withdraw £22.50 from my account. Thank goodness Santander we’re onto it before the payment went out. Now I suppose I’ve got to change my card again!

God knows how this company got my bank… God knows how this company got my bank details but they did. In December they took £29.90 from my bank account, i contacted NatWest fraud department who couldn’t have cared less and also did nothing!! January 6th this disgusting company took yet again. £29.90 from my account. I am a single working person on a low income who has been robbed by these low life who the NatWest bank are allowing to steal from a person who has banked with them for over 25 years!!!!! Please please BEWARE of this company it’s one BIG SCAM !!