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"Dulcetty.com"
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Is Dulcetty.com legit?
Dulcetty.com is a website that seems to be affiliated with various advertising services. Users have reported encountering it through ads for products like smartwatches, often leading to confusion and subscription issues. Many have expressed concerns about difficulties in canceling subscriptions and a lack of clear contact information for customer support. Read more
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Dulcetty.com
| Domain creation date | 11/06/2023 (Over 2 years) |
| Domain expiration date | 11/06/2026 (Less than 6 months left) |
| Owner identification in the Whois | The owner of the domain name is identified partially:
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Edwin 02/05/2024 at 08:16 PM
Rating:Dulcetty has put an advertise attachment to the url code for drystrike smart watches. The app attached to the advertisement will not give the information to cancel the subscription nor a means of contacting customer service as the add indicates
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AF-Fan 02/26/2024 at 01:47 PM
Rating:I thought I was placing an order in an airport restaurant. Dulcetty's ad is that well disguised. Once I was signed up I realized my mistake. Dulcetty provides no way to cancel and no way to contact them. Once you are signed up, there isn't even a way to log onto the site. I had to block my credit card to make sure I wasn't charged. This is a complete scam. Beware.
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BarbaraS 04/15/2024 at 01:29 AM
Rating:I am a singer who has often used free mp3 midi practice tapes from CyberBass to practice vocal parts. I was trying to access the mp3 files from CyberBass today, and their website (which I think had also been scammed) said they were no longer offering these files, but I could access them through a free 5-day subscription. Using a "start" box on Cyber's website, I was asked to register for my free trial subscription by providing my name, email address and credit card number, being assured that nothing would be charged if I cancelled within a certain period (5 days). After submitting this info, I was directed to a www.dulcetty.com site. Of course, there were no midi practice files there--it was some kind of all purpose media streaming thing. They are also affiliated with another media site called starter.com. I reported both to my credit card company, asking that any $$ requests from either company be denied. This review is intended to warn any others NOT to register for a trial subscription through either of these companies. They're scams.