It basically dupes you into a loyalty scheme, which costs £15 pm. The scheme, IMHO, offers a poor deal and I doubt anyone would sign up for this intentionally.There are various different schemes with brands like MyTime Rewards and Complete Savings UK. So you may be signed up for many. Many people it seems are unware they have even signed up. Sign up often occurs when you are on a legitimate website, in our case thetrainline.com, where the legitimate company have created some sort of financial deal or kick back with the loyalty scheme provider and other scheme affiliates. Usually they have allowed this company to advertise or integrate themselves into the buying process for an intended purchase. The loyalty scheme provider websites are well dodgy - with little context about company structure, ownership, office locations etcFrom initial research these names seem to be linked, note there's a lot of rebranding and sub companies etc and a lot of these seem to trace back to a $bn US company.My early enquires surfaced: mytimerewards.co.uk/tenerity.com/completesavingsblog.co.uk/cxloyalty.co.ukshopperdisc.co.uk/Why isn't the serious fraud office or europol looking into this company ? Webloyalty International SARL Company SA, 23 route de Crassier (Business Park Terre Bonne, Bâtiment A3), 1262 Eysins Switzerland no CHE-344.043.246 ("WL, "us" or "we"").and US fraud authorities looking in to any connection with:AFFINION GROUP HOLDINGS (name changed) Subsidiaries of Affinion Group, Inc - SEC.gov
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My Time Rewards is a leisure savings programme that helps you do more of what you love and save money. Members can save up to 25 percent on leisure activities.
