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.

SCAM Fraud Total Scam. Report to your bank ASAP. Do not email them as they send you instructions on how to give them your FULL apple pay number so they can scam you even more. Just report to the Fraud department of your bank.

Accidentally clicked on their… Accidentally clicked on their misleading download button on Fdown.net (a Facebook video downloaded) yesterday evening. Stupidly entered my Debit Card details when asked for a payment of 0.01p which I assumed was a token fee for downloading the FB video. This morning I received an email from ‘the bookmaster’ thanking me for signing up and would be debited €31.50 per month after 2 day free trial! Have followed their cancellation advice by writing to their support an will contact my bank.

Scam and fraudulent services I have never enjoyed reading, never mind I would never subscribe for any online services over a monthly £10. I have just received an email about having my account and subscription continued which I have never did! Scam group

On the one hand it's shocking to read… Update - today I received back my refund. Wanted to therefore amend this. Practices may be questionable, but at least they refunded me, also proving they are a real company after all. Original message: On the one hand it's shocking to read all of these reviews. On the other, at least I feel a bit better that I am not the only one that has been tricked by these outright fraudsters. So they are not even a real company? Worse than I thought. I thought they were at least real, but with shoddy practices. I wasn't even looking for this company, I was looking for something else and it popped up - apparently. I suggest everyone tries to go via their banks to start a reversal process.