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I purchased a single fast track and unknowingly signed up to a subscription costing EUR79.00 per quarter. The company is not transparent it what you are signing up to and makes no effort to contact you prior to taking payment - this is all in an effort that you will not notice you have signed up to this expensive subscription.
Scammers. Stay away. Try to charge 70£ for a subscription that I never agreed to. Good my bank blocked those bastards

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SCAM. AVOID.
Charged £14 for 2 fast track passes as advertised.
A few day later they attempted to take £79 from my account.

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Total scam. Charged 79 euro subscription when I never signed up,
I tried to buy an airport fast-track online. I never got the link and so quite rightly Trip-sorted refunded me the 21 euros I had paid.
Then, having never been able to use their service, they charged me an additional 79 euros for a subscription that I had apparently inadvertently agreed to on trying to buy the original - by not received fast-track. Sound Kafka-esque? It gets more absurd as the email dispute continues.
Beware of the attempts to scam you and then stonewalled when you complain about the scam.

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Bought a 9€ fast track, after the transaction they specified that it needs to be used 6 hours before the flight. Not my case, but I take the fault for that.
3 days later I was charged 75€ for a subscription I never agreed and was not clearly signalled when buying the fast track service. Emailed the customer service which promptly replied confirming that they cancelled my subscription but the free trial ended so I was not entitled for any refund.
75€ + 9€ for a service I never used.

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ripped me off for a fast-track pass that never came, and also enrolled me on a £79 subscription on the sneak. Sarcastic and snide customer service that refused to refund me until I made threats to approach antifraud agencies. This company breaches multiple UK and EU consumer laws. The positive reviews on here are all fake obvious from even a cursory glance. Parent company's owner involved in multiple other dodgy enterprises, based in Cyprus. A disgrace to an EU member state that these enterprises are permitted on company registers.

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0 stars for this crowd!! In the same boat here as everyone else. Was travelling through an airport and paid for fast track security of €10, the website kept freezing and it took about 10-15 mins to actually receive the QR code for security. 3 days later I had another transaction of €79 UNAUTHORISED, was informed by a nice lady working for this ‘company’ that you are automatically subscribed for 3 months. I requested a refund stating my entitlement to a 14day cooling off period by letter of the law and she said it’s not applicable to their policies! Absolute scammers and I am fighting this out of principle. Avoid avoid

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I returned from Geneva on Sunday with x4 friends and knowing how busy Geneva airport was likely be returning to the UK, I decided I would purchase x5 priority passes at a cost of €50, which I did online through Trip Sorted and all was fine and very straightforward. Unbeknown to me, Trip Sorted then took at further £69.09 from my account yesterday. Having signed into my account with them last night it appears that I somehow unknowingly agreed to a subscription with them. In my opinion this was far from clear and as such I feel that this is yet another example of a firm being very unclear what customers are signing up to! Having called Trip Sorted this morning to share my anger/frustration, I was politely informed that this subscription is on their website and as such they weren’t able to refund me for a subscription that I cancelled as soon as I saw the pending payment on my banking app. As such I would encourage all other innocent individuals to BE VERY CAREFUL using this company/their website and to read through it very carefully!
Trip Sorted may I suggest you make this much clearer on your website to save these sort of bad reviews! As no surprise, I certainly won’t be recommending this company to any of my friends or family.

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This is absolut a scam, they have charles me with 79 euros for something i never accepted, i can live with the 2 euros easter but 79 is a whole diffrent story….. I demand a refund this is total madness. DONT USE THIS BOOKING SERVICE

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This company has been highlighted as fraudulent by the fraud team at my bank.
I paid for one off fast track security for 7.00, which subsequently didn't work, and then they tried to bill me 79 pounds within two weeks after this, twice! Thankfully my bank intercepted this.
Completed scam. Avoid at all costs!

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A scam...
The dirtiest kind of fraud and deception.
A simple €1 flight booking service turned me into an unexpected €79 premium package, and I suddenly found myself stuck with it. No confirmation, no invoice, nothing. They advertise various subscriptions, but trick you into signing up for the most expensive one without any confirmation. Even the information on the website is so vague that you can't immediately tell you're obligated to subscribe. A three-day free trial. Once you get home, you're hooked. Devious tactics. Customer service, hiding behind useless little clauses, sends generic emails rejecting refund requests. A truly disgusting way to do business. I will never deal with them again. The minimum "refund," 20% for some and 50% for others, clearly shows they're playing games. And on top of all that, they only refund the money if you admit you're "satisfied with the chosen solution." Unbelievable audacity.

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I used Trip Sorted to buy a one-time Airport Fast Track. The checkout clearly said “Pay 6 EUR” — nothing about a €79 subscription.
Later, €79 was charged for a “subscription” I never knowingly agreed to.
You cannot buy the one-time service without ticking a checkbox that quietly includes subscription terms, while the button still says Pay 6 EUR. No separate opt-in, no clear consent — classic dark pattern.
Support refused a full refund and offered only 20% or a free fast track instead.
This looks misleading at best and scam/fraud at worst.
Check your bank statements carefully.

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Somewhere in the wording of the document there is a section which if you don’t sign out of you’re automatically put into a subscription scheme. BE AWARE OF THIS! I missed it and only because my bank stopped the payment was I made aware and could stop any further payments. Trip Sorfed did cancel once I contacted them.

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