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Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
Fraavy is presented as a subscription service offering access to discounted dining, travel and lifestyle deals.
Information about the company is limited online and many site details, pricing and contact channels are opaque.
Users report being redirected to Fraavy via QR codes for unrelated services (parking, Wi‑Fi, downloads), which has raised trust concerns.
Multiple sources and user reports indicate aggressive free‑trial signups, unclear billing and poor cancellation support.
Cancellation may end future renewals but does not guarantee restoration of any funds already charged.
Access to membership benefits is likely to stop at the end of the current paid period if cancellation is accepted.
Users report continued billing even after requesting cancellation, so expect to monitor statements closely for any further charges.
Fraavy’s site provides little transparency on data retention or deletion; keep records of your cancellation request and confirmations.
Fraavy advertises a short free‑trial period (reported as 5 days) that requires payment details up front; recurring charges begin if not cancelled in time.
Reported recurring charges in user complaints are around US$49.95/month after the trial period.
There is no reliable, official pricing listed for Singapore (SGD) or a verified Singapore plan for 2025/2026 on public records.
Because public information is inconsistent and opaque, check the provider’s official pages before entering payment details.
Singapore law provides consumer protections such as the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act and cooling‑off provisions for certain unsolicited contracts.
Rights may apply if the subscription resulted from misrepresentation or deceptive practices; this can be argued when seeking redress.
Customers commonly report unexpected charges after a short trial, poor cancellation flows, and difficulty getting refunds or meaningful support.
Users also describe being redirected to Fraavy via QR codes intended for other services, which has heightened distrust.
Some users have managed to cancel via the phone number or email addresses provided, but success is mixed and not guaranteed.
Because outcomes vary, document all communications and follow up with your payment provider if charges continue.
Many consumers delete the app or close pages and assume billing stops; this does not cancel a subscription.
Always cancel via the subscription/account settings or by contacting the provider directly and retain a confirmation.
Delaying contact with your bank reduces options for chargebacks or stopping further payments.
If you see unexpected billing, contact your card issuer promptly and provide documentation to support a dispute.
| Details | Aspect | Fraavy | Typical legitimate service |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ongoing | Cancellation ease | Reported as difficult; no clear online account cancel flow for many users. | Clear account or subscription page and confirmation on cancellation. |
| Ongoing | Refund likelihood | Rarely granted according to user reports; disputes often require bank chargebacks. | Refunds handled per published policy, with clearer dispute resolution. |
| Ongoing | Contact channels | Phone and email addresses exist but have mixed success in practice. | Multiple supported contact channels with documented support responses. |
| Ongoing | Transparency & trust | Poor transparency; minimal company info and low trust scores reported. | Full company details, terms and public trust indicators. |
Keep checking bank and card statements for at least two billing cycles to ensure no further charges occur.
If charges persist, escalate to your card issuer and consider a formal dispute or chargeback.
No Singapore physical address for Fraavy was located in public records; only a United Kingdom mailing address is reported by third‑party sources.
If you require a postal address for complaints, collect any UK address listed on official communications and include it in your complaint to your bank or consumer protection bodies.
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Written by Eugene Chong
Digital-law graduate · 3 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 3 years.