Quote from: AG44 on February 03, 2018, 09:01:07 AM

Revolut issued a prepaid Mastercard for me and I transferred 100 to top up my account. However they refuse to credit your account due to a "technical issue" on their side. If this is not a fraud, please kindly explain the fraud definition to me.

I filed a complaint with the FCA and the information I provided has been logged against Revolut as part of FCA regulatory responsibilities. Moreover, FCA forwarded my complaint to the Financial Ombundsman Service AND asked me to to communicate this case to ACTION FRAUD, who are the UKs fraud and internet crime reporting organisation. I will make a police report still today.

I am by far not the only one, who suffered from Revolut, the internet is full with reports from unfortunate Revolut clients, whose money "disappeared" after being sent to Revolut. Again, if it is not a fraud, what is that? Greediness, stupidity, incompetence, or combination of all above?

Any case, combating fraud is important for every individual and the entire community. I lost "only" 100, but I will not stop until the founders and executives of Revolut have been brought to justice.

Hello,

Well I guess sometimes there are indeed technical issues and some clients may have problems, that's why there's a service called "aftersale services". Any business can have bugs and technical issues.

I took a revolut card and I'm very satisfied with it, I wrote a thread about it in the french section. Many friends of mine took it and everything is fine with a very nice aftersale service on twitter.

I don't understand why some people are so nervous and angry just because they did have a little problem but the worse they say fraud, scam and so on but when the problem is solved, they don't come back to apologize. Please send us the links which shows all the unfortunate revolut clients who claims please ?

I find revolut fast, cheap and very easy to use.

PS : Who can say that he never had problems with his bank account, even in a very famous bank ?