Cinammonred Anmeldelser 

i just got scammed the same as others and got monies taken out my account by this company which i have never heard of.

contacted my bank so its with their fraud team , but alas they have had to cancel my card .

My mother and I are really enjoying this site. The recipes are simple, practical and actually turn out well. It has made cooking feel less stressful and something we look forward to.

A good balance of simple and slightly more interesting recipes. Keeps things fresh.

All good company team.

This company fraudulently got into my bank account and set up a subscription, someone on a trust pilot review said it happened to them and they thought it was as a result of cookies, maybe true as I certainly didn't enrol for a subscription for £34.90 a month. I did cancel online and luckily after a phone call to them got a full refund, it's concerning that scam companies can get your bank details and set up a subscription. The problem is with subscriptions is that your bank can't put a stop on them and the scam companies can take the payment out monthly. What a world we live in.

Would be 0 stars if option available. Conned into a subscription by relentless pop ups that we couldn’t get rid of. When we contacted them to cancel /seek refund they would not budge. The whole business model must be based on unwanted subscriptions.

Betrug! Ohne Registrierung oder Anmeldung wurde mir ein Abo für 34,90 untergejubelt. Falls keine umgehende Rückerstattung erfolgt polizeiliche Anzeige.

This is a Con site. Do not believe the glowing reviews.

Fraudulent, tricks you into a subscription via a pop-up.

This criminal outfit has a qr code at the Tate Gallery in London, ostensibly to offer further information about the art work; in fact it subscribes you against your will to their monthly bill. I have reported them to the gallery but they continue to harass me for the subscription. Their customer service line doesn’t function.

SCAM SCAM SCAM - Quoting someones advice below
Here’s some handy info:

When you add a card to Apple Pay, Apple and your bank generate a unique “Device Account Number” (DAN) — basically a virtual card number that’s stored securely on your device and used instead of your real card for all Apple Pay transactions.
• That DAN is what merchants actually interact with. If a fraudulent company has validated your card through Apple Pay, they’ve only validated that specific DAN, not your physical card number.

So:
• Removing the card from Apple Pay immediately revokes that DAN. It becomes useless.
• Re-adding the same card creates a brand new DAN — a new virtual number. Any future attempt to charge the old DAN will fail. They cannot magically “update” to the new one without you authorising it again.

The only caveat is:
• If you accidentally interact with the same fraudulent company again (e.g. sign up for something or click a subscription link), you could authorise a new charge. But based purely on the old validation, they’re blocked.

Leute das ist der größte Betrug, habe keine großere Betrüger gesehen wie diese Seite

During the process of purchasing my kids school photos via a link (authentic) they send me through a text message I clicked “confirm” on my Apple Pay assuming it that it was for the photos.. to my surprise I was for this company cinammonred.com - who subsequently sent an email declaring my free 1 day(!) trial to their page and a £34.0 service charge a month after that….
I emailed them immediately to cancel, I also emailed the photo company (who has allowed this on their page, paid I’m sure) and my bank.
Top tip - if you used Apple Pay for anything you can block with your bank it once a payment has been taken BUT before that (if they’ve only done a validity check) you can cancel your card from your Apple Pay wallet.

Here’s some handy info:

When you add a card to Apple Pay, Apple and your bank generate a unique “Device Account Number” (DAN) — basically a virtual card number that’s stored securely on your device and used instead of your real card for all Apple Pay transactions.
• That DAN is what merchants actually interact with. If a fraudulent company has validated your card through Apple Pay, they’ve only validated that specific DAN, not your physical card number.

So:
• Removing the card from Apple Pay immediately revokes that DAN. It becomes useless.
• Re-adding the same card creates a brand new DAN — a new virtual number. Any future attempt to charge the old DAN will fail. They cannot magically “update” to the new one without you authorising it again.

The only caveat is:
• If you accidentally interact with the same fraudulent company again (e.g. sign up for something or click a subscription link), you could authorise a new charge. But based purely on the old validation, they’re blocked.

Consumer Warning: Unauthorised €34.90 charge from cinammonred.com
I was charged €34.90 by a website called cinammonred.com (the transaction description included “Sudbury”). I did not knowingly subscribe to any service from this site.
After searching online, I found other people reporting the same €34.90 charge, often described as an unwanted or hidden digital subscription. The nature of the service is unclear, and users consistently say they never intended to sign up.
This strongly indicates that cinammonred.com operates a deceptive subscription model.
If you see a charge like this on your account:
Contact your bank or card provider immediately to dispute the transaction and block further charges.
Report the incident to your local consumer protection authority (e.g., Scamwatch in Australia, Action Fraud in the UK, FTC in the US, Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre in Canada).
Monitor your accounts closely for repeat charges.
Please be cautious — this appears to be a scam operation.

SCAM Terrible company continues to try and take £36 out of my bank account when contacted (4 times) they have no information about me, that’s because I don’t have an account and have never used this website yet they continue to attempt to take the money had to ask the bank to permanently decline all payments from this SCAM company.

Auch bei mir eine versuchte, betrügerische Abbuchung

Stay away from cinammon.red, I have not dealt with this company before, yet I have had two debit transactions on my bank account from them. I googled them and they claim to be a website supplying recipes! I would never buy a recipe from any website! I am a seasoned cook and don’t need how to learn to cook. Also note the spelling of their name, cinnamon is spelt incorrectly! Scammers! I am furious!

Eine eindeutig betrügerische Website, hatte eine nicht autorisierte Abbuchung von 34,90 für ein „Abo“.
Keine Rückmeldung des Supports auf meine Kündigung und Rückforderung.
Sehr ärgerlich!

Fraudulent website. Took unauthorised payment following a link made in a different website.
Tried to cancel the subscription on their website, but the link didn’t work.
Emailed the support desk to cancel the payment but it was still taken. So far requests for refund have not been met. Avoid at all costs

schaltet Werbung auf bekannter App und wenn du nicht aufpasst landest wird ein Abbo abgeschlossen. Kenne keinen der 34,90 im Monat für eine Anleitung zum Kochen bezahlt.