1/4 NET POSTLETTRE, who is it, what is it? Is this a card fraud?

NET POSTLETTER card operations correspond to a subscription taken out online. NET POSTLETTRE charges you because you subscribed to a service on a website (contests? Redemption / reduction sites? Dating sites, movies / series, video games ... there are thousands of sites that offer offers on the subscription model).

Did I get caught by a NET POSTLETTER scam? This is a scam IF your bank card has been stolen and purchases made with it. If you are still in possession of your card, there is a good chance that you are responsible for the subscription related to NET POSTLETTRE.

But I never agreed to subscribe to anything and pay every month! We believe you. Here is what could have happened: you entered your card numbers to make a small online purchase (trial offer, shipping costs for a gift, etc.) and you have not read the Site Conditions (GTC ) which indicated that unless you decline it, you are subscribing to their service.

This happens very often, if we are to believe the comments we read on our site, but don't worry, we explain how to cancel the subscription !

2/4 How to cancel the POSTLETTRE NET debits?

Stopping NET POSTLETTER direct debits is free. To do this, you must complete the termination procedures. You can do this directly online. The details of these steps are directly specified on their platform.

If you can't do it alone (because you are lost, because you do not remember the origin of the subscription, because you do not have the time or the inclination to cancel yourself or for any other reason), it is possible to get assistance from a termination assistance service provider. Our recommendation: I stop the costs!

This company helps you to identify the origin and the cause of the flows and to stop them definitively. Bonus: they can even help you get a refund WHEN possible (note: refunds are unfortunately not automatic, because they are really on a case-by-case basis. On the other hand, when it comes to stopping direct debits / cancel subscriptions, their services are guaranteed 100% effective or reimbursed.

3/4 Blocking your card to stop POSTLETTRE NET withdrawals: what does the bank think?

What the law says ? : in March 2018, the court of cassation accepted the culpable negligence of a customer who had transmitted his bank details to a fraudulent site. The bank had opposed his requests for reimbursement, accusing him of negligence in the custody and conservation of his personal data of the security system of payment instruments.

 

This court decision explains why a banker may refuse to block your card if you are the originator of the purchase.

If you are still in possession of your bank card, it is very unlikely that this is a NET POSTLETTER hack as explained above: blocking the card would therefore amount to not honoring a contract for which you signed up. We therefore do not recommend blocking your credit card but carrying out the online procedures to cancel the current subscription.

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4/4 Go through 'I stop the fees!' to cancel a subscription? How it works ?

As specified above, services exist to make your life easier 😉

Why we recommend you I stop the costs! ?

Because :

1. It is a complete support: investigation to find the site at the origin of the debits, termination procedures ... and all this in all languages ​​(practical when the termination must be done in English for example!)
2. When possible, 'I stop the costs!' helps you get a refund of all or part of the sums withdrawn. This is on a case-by-case basis. When a refund is possible, your account manager will inform you.
3. All termination services are guaranteed '100% effective or refunded'

To know however:

1. These services have a cost (count between 24,90 and 49,90 euros for a termination service)

One last info: if it is a card fraud (= theft of your card or theft of your card details) you can declare it stolen / lost to your banker + file a complaint at a police station. You will also be able to open a fraud file to try toget a refund (this point is to be done directly with your bank).