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The OFT has taken action against Adaptive Affinity Limited to address concerns that some consumers were unwittingly signed up to online subscription schemes. In some cases people were incurring total monthly fees of almost £60. Tens of thousands of UK consumers are signed up to Adaptive Affinity Limited's schemes each month.
Adaptive Affinity Limited, the company behind QuickCreditScore, HighCreditScore, CreditScoreMatters, High Street Max, Rewards Now and Rewards First, has provided undertakings which prevent it from engaging in unfair practices or using unfair terms which could mislead people into signing up to subscription services which carry fees....Read more here---> OFT takes action against online subscription operator - The Office of Fair Trading
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