今天收到信用卡付款通知後才發覺自此2025/12/08至今2026/01/14 已經被扣款7次，損失US$92.38 美元
他們首先顯示低價的試用7天，讓你不知覺中同意登錄資料使用。可是並沒有讓你登出的提示，讓你認為只是小額付款的試用七天並退出網頁就沒事。實際上就是它悄悄的開始持續計算收費。
向其反應，是不可能得到退費的，所以大家要小心。
在 google 登入付費網頁時要注意，不可完全信任登入，小心 google 錢包內的虛擬信用卡被持續扣款。
然後網頁內並沒有登出的提示，再來就是逐步隔幾日扣款再扣款。
經察覺後，發現我被騙不是唯一的一個，而是有非常多的人受騙！所以特此通知大家分享。
他們網頁留下來的服務電話是+866
經查這是詐騙電話常客區碼：許多詐騙集團會利用866這類免付費號碼撥打電話，企圖騙取個人資訊，台灣的用戶也常接到來自+866的來電。
特此提示大家不要再受騙，也希望大家能分享在網路各大平台，減少網友不注意的被騙機率。
https://www.reddit.com/r/Scams/comments/1ocx909/thebestpdfcom_scammers/
TheBestPDF.com is a notorious online scammer. I only realized today, after receiving credit card payment notifications, that I had been charged seven times between December 8, 2025, and January 14, 2026, losing a total of US$92.38.
They first display a low-priced 7-day trial, subtly getting you to agree to log in and use their data. However, there's no prompt to log out, leading you to believe it's just a small-payment 7-day trial and that exiting the page is fine. In reality, they've quietly started charging you continuously.
Complaining to them will not result in a refund, so be carefu
When logging into paid websites on Google, be cautious and never completely trust the login process. Beware of your Google Wallet virtual credit card being continuously charged.l.They first display a low-priced 7-day trial, subtly getting you to agree to log in and use their data. However, there's no prompt to log out, leading you to believe it's just a small-payment 7-day trial and that exiting the page is fine. In reality, they've quietly started charging you continuously.
Complaining to them will not result in a refund, so be careful.
They tricked me into logging in without my knowledge; the website didn't provide any logout warnings, and then they kept charging me.
After realizing what was happening, I discovered I wasn't the only one scammed; many others have fallen victim! Therefore, I'm sharing this information to warn others.
The service number listed on their website is +866. Investigation revealed this to be a common area code for scam calls: many fraud groups use toll-free numbers like +866 to make calls in an attempt to steal personal information. Users in Taiwan frequently receive calls from +866.
We are therefore reminding everyone to avoid being scammed and hope you will share this information on various online platforms to reduce the chances of unsuspecting users being scammed.
