Get Frugal (my.getfrugal.uk) has Trustpilot complaints about loan applications followed by unauthorised £29.84 subscription charges. Read complaints and how to escalate with your bank.
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Get Frugal operates via my.getfrugal.uk. Recent Trustpilot reviews describe loan applications that were declined, then unexpected subscription or trial charges hitting bank accounts, including £29.84 debits users say they did not authorise.
Several reviewers call the firm impossible to contact after the charge attempt. Cancel any mandate with your bank immediately and dispute unauthorised payments.
Report to Action Fraud where fraud is suspected. Act Here can assess civil options for repeated or material unauthorised taking.
User complaints about Get Frugal have been documented on Trustpilot. We recommend reading these reviews as part of your due diligence. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it.
"APPEARS TO BE A TOTAL SCAM I applied to this company for a loan. They wanted to take 15p from my account to confirm I was who i said which I allowed. However, I was turned down for a loan and then today they have taken £29.84 from my bank account without my permission."
"Awful company, very sneaky the way they get their subscriptions. Turned down for a loan, but today they tried to take £29.84 out of my bank account (luckily it was declined by my bank)."
"Impossible to contact. I have a £0.15p pending to go out of my bank account! Based on an approved loan? Didn't get the loan or speak to anyone."
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We do not make a blanket legal finding on this page. We compile publicly reported user complaints and regulatory signals about Get Frugal. Verify the firm on official registers, read primary Trustpilot evidence, and treat unpaid withdrawals and missing regulatory authorisation as serious red flags.
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