This company is taking £10 a month from my debit card without authorisation

I have just discovered that Shaooperdiscounts.co.uk have been deducting £10 from my MBNA cc account monthly since December 2009. I will report to the cc. company.
Valerie West

Further to my last email, sent early this morning - and having read through the various similar complaints, it appears to me that the only way that this website could have possibly received my credit card details ( in order to debit my bank account monthly for £10 !!) must have been through Ryannair.com ( where Ryannair 'promise' £15.00 off your next flight... if you go to the above website!! I guess that 'clicking on' the above website constitutes their means of getting your credit card details from Ryannair, but I sincerely hope not!! However, i see no other way in which the above site could have 'purchased' my credit card information + (presumably?) there must have to be some kind of 'payoff' for Ryannair to advertise the site. If so - and this is purely surmise on my part - let all potential 'flight savings buyers' beware !!! ( via the Ryannair site!) DON"T EVEN THINK OF COMPROMISING YOUR CREDIT CARD DETAILS IN THIS WAY (!!!) YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !!! HOW MANY OTHERS HAVE FALLEN VICTIM THIS WAY ALREADY? THINK ABOUT IT.

Further to Shoppers Discounts and Awards' reply, the company has been good to its word and credited my account with the payments taken for 2 months subscription. I understand that by clicking on an offer when buying tickets from Ticketmaster, I became a fee paying Shoppers Discount member. Now I have to be fair and thank Shoppers Discounts for its speed in coming forward and reimbursing me and canceling membership. My cautionary tale is:

be careful of any supposed "special offers" from online companies, especially those who hold your credit or debit card details

be careful what you "tick" in a hurry!

check your bank statement/credit card invoices, and challenge payments which don't make sense.

Finally, in my case anyway, I thought I had become anti Easy Jet, but in my case, they were not involved, so apologies to that company for my assumption.

I too have found GBP 10 has been deducted from my Capital One Credit Card. I have called C One, who to their credit are sympathetic and are sending me an unauthorized payment form. I look at my statements very carefully, and even then I had not noticed a payment made in January as well as February. Like many other complainants, I had purchased tickets online from EasyJet, but have absolutely no recollection of signing up to any so called discount operation. I have alerted Capital One to the litany of complaints, and they appear proactive, which I welcome. Unlike other people, I have no spam, and no e mail confirming a membership number, and so I am going to rely on Capital One, unless anyone out there knows how to reach them and getting them to remove my so called membership without a number (I am certainly not going to give them my credit card details). Does anyone know of an effective UK Complaints procedure? I thought EasyJet were a rather good company to fly with, given my experiences through the bad weather where their communication was excellent. Obviously, assuming as is likely that they gave my details away, I find their behavior absolutely unacceptable and they should be named, fined and shamed.