Cycling retail giant Wiggle (revenue over £400m) has made a statement on Twitter after it received hundreds of complaints from customers about fraudulent purchases made on their account. The retailer has been forced to make a statement on Twitter to its customers.
— Wiggle (@Wiggle_Sport) June 16, 2020
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