What to do if Hosting.com took money from your account

What to do if Hosting.com took money from your account

Have you discovered that money has been taken from your credit card from Hosting.com?

Hosting.com have build a business around a subscription model that automatically charges its customers from their credit card. So that leaves the question: How can you get your money back from Hosting.com? It can often be extremely difficult and frustrating trying to get the money back once Hosting.com has taken them from your account.

Things to consider before doing a chargeback with your bank

One way to deal with such a situation is to do a chargeback, but it can have some very serious consequences that the bank typically will not tell you:

  • You will need to resubscribe to all other services again that you have connected your credit card with (like phone subscription, streaming services, automatic payments etc)
  • Your bank might impose a fee that you will have to pay
  • You will be without a credit card for a while since you bank will disable it
  • There is no guarantee that your bank will follow through on the chargeback, leaving you without refund
  • You will sometimes physically have to go to visit your local branch to sign paperwork to get the charges from Hosting.com revoked

Let us help you get your money back

In many cases, we typically manage to get customers their money back from Hosting within 3-4 days. We know the process and have dealt with Hosting before. If you want we can help get your money back for a fee of 5 EUR. You only pay once we actually manage to get your money back you have been charged from Hosting.com back into your account. That’s no cure, no pay!

If you want us to get started on getting your money back from Hosting.com, then just fill out the form below and we will start the process:

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Important: If you don't hear back from us within 5 days we advice you to contact your bank and request a chargeback.