Radiospick.net

Radiospick.net is a website promoting a radio service. Users get a promise that they could access all favorite radio channels easily and listen to the music “with the best quality.” If you have found yourself on this website but still cannot decide whether you should start using this service, you need to know that it is not the best idea to enter your personal details on this website. According to researchers at pcthreat.com, it would be best to choose another radio service because there is a possibility that Radiospick.net has only been set with the intention of obtaining money from users. We cannot even promise that you could access various radio channels as promised. Are you reading this article because you do not want to continue using the service after the free trial? If it is the case, open Radiospick.net and click the red Cancel Membership button at the top of the page – you will be asked to fill in the cancellation form with your name, email address, and credit card details. We are not surprised that users find it quite difficult to cancel the membership of this radio service. It is clearly written in Terms and Conditions that the cancellation must be “communicated 15 days before the expiration of the subscription.” If you are late, you will be charged for the full month again.

Users are told that they could use the radio service promoted at Radiospick.net for free for 7 days. Once the trial period is over, $49.99 will be automatically taken from the bank account every month. Yes, users need to provide their credit card information when signing up. If we were you, we would not do that because some contradicting information can be found in Terms and Conditions at Radiospick.net. At first, users are told that the service will cost them nothing for the entire 7 days, but it seems that the trial period might be shorter in reality: “By registering with RadioPick, the user enjoys a trial period of 3 days.” Also, it has turned out that the free trial period is not entirely free – users will be charged $1 “for management and verification expenses.” All this proves that there is something suspicious about this radio service. Therefore, you should not use it. Have you already signed up? If so, go to cancel the membership as soon as possible, especially if you are not using the service, or you are simply not satisfied with it.

Many users provide name, last name, email address, credit card number, credit card expiration date, and CVC in order to get the free radio service, but they do not realize that they will be charged $49.99 every month when the free trial period finishes. Some users even forget about registering for the service at Radiospick.net. Without a doubt, this is only one of hundreds of suspicious services that ask users to enter credit card details, so you should be more cautious the next time. Make sure the service can be trusted 100% before you enter any personal information. It has been observed that users do not open websites promoting suspicious services consciously. In most cases, they end up on these websites when they mistype the URL of the page they intended to visit, click on suspicious links found while surfing the web, or click on pop-up advertisements promoting these suspicious services.

Radiospick.net is entirely an online service, so you should not find any software related to it on your computer, but it would still be a good idea to scan the system with a trustworthy antimalware scanner after canceling the subscription. If any suspicious software is found active on the system, it must be erased mercilessly. On top of that, specialists say that it would be smart to delete cookies related to the Radiospick.net radio service from the web browser too so that it could not track you.