02030269521
☎️ 02030269521 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Simwood eSMS Limited. It is part of the phone block 203026 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030269521
- Persistent stripey message, very annoyingMay
2024Frustrated with this numberFeb
2024Texting issue with unwanted chargesFeb
2024Unwanted text messages persist despite stoppingJan
2024Unwanted messages persist despite STOPJan
2024Repeated scam calls, costly frustrationDec
2023Unwanted scam, fraudulent, stressful situationDec
2023Stripey scam, charged despite STOPDec
2023Received multiple scam messagesNov
2023Scam warning; avoid this serviceOct
2023Scanned QR: costly scam textOct
2023Scammers stealthily stealing money weeklyOct
2023Scam texts, charges, provider blockedAug
2023Unwanted charges, scam, no helpAug
2023Unwanted charges, blocked number, ongoingAug
2023Having issues with unwanted chargesAug
2023Unauthorized charges from Stripey GiraffeAug
2023Accidentally signed up for serviceJun
2023Untrustworthy call, ignored their requestJun
2023Monthly scam message, can't stopJun
2023User reports call as scamJun
2023Claim of scam by userMay
2023Unintentionally registered for Stripey GiraffeMay
2023Caught by deceptive number offersApr
2023Unexpected Stripey texts, no responseApr
2023Possible scam; confirm before respondingApr
2023Unable to cancel unwanted subscriptionMar
2023Scam service; avoid and limit paymentsMar
2023Stop unwanted calls immediately, pleaseMar
2023Stripey charges, stopped messages safelyFeb
2023Unsolicited text, suspicious phone numberJan
2023Scam text claiming message chargesJan
2023Suspected scam call receivedJan
2023Stripey tracking parcel scam warningJan
2023Similar scam message; unable to unsubscribeDec
2022Concerned about possible scam callDec
2022Scam number charges £1.50. Dangerous!Dec
2022Accidentally subscribed, blocked texts quicklyDec
2022Unwanted texts charged, resolved nowDec
2022Scam texts, unable to stopDec
2022Scammers; recovered stolen money successfullyDec
2022Suspected scam; verified, didn’t respondDec
2022Possible scam, harassment, avoid callingDec
2022Unwanted text, unable to cancelNov
2022Unwanted receipts, need to unsubscribeNov
2022Stripey Tiger phone scam warningNov
2022Scam site; avoid all contactNov
2022Unknown number charging for alertsNov
2022Stripey offers, charges for SMSNov
2022Multiple unexpected charges; stopped paymentOct
2022Believes it's a scam callOct
2022Block this specific phone numberOct
2022Scam warning: avoid clicking linksOct
2022Wants to block unknown numberOct
2022Unsolicited subscription scam text warningOct
2022Scam charges from 02030269521 encounteredSep
2022Concern about VIP membership chargesSep
2022Stop texts from StripeySep
2022Accidental join button pressSep
2022Unexpected charges after unsubscribing textSep
2022Scam organization should be shut downSep
2022Stop £1/50 charge for messagesJul
2022Costly message service, ignore chargesJul
2022Had to change phone numberJul
2022Worried about unauthorized charge textJul
2022Suspicious texts; tried unsubscribingMar
2022Unwanted message about unrecognized membershipMar
2022Unwanted membership reminder from StripeyOffersMar
2022Confusion about unexpected text chargesFeb
2022Number Of Searches: 33 Number Of Comments: 65 First Seen: 12 February 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burnside(East Ayrshire), Hardway(Somerset) and Stockng Green(Essex).
02030269521 has 65 comments of which 36 x neutral and 29 x negative
02030269521 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030269521 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving unsolicited premium rate texts charging users around £1.50 per message, often totaling up to £4.50 weekly. Victims frequently receive multiple messages despite replying with "STOP," which itself incurs charges or fails to block the service. Many users were unknowingly subscribed through actions like scanning QR codes or connecting to public Wi-Fi, highlighting deceptive tactics. Phone providers sometimes refund and block these charges, but responses vary and cancellation is often ineffective. The operators remain elusive, making direct contact or refunds difficult. Users are strongly advised not to respond to texts or call numbers provided, to contact their mobile provider to block charges, and report incidents to fraud authorities for protection.
Reports on phone number 02030269521
2 yearsI keep gettin this (STRIPEY) text and it just won't quit. It's so annoying, honestly. I really wish there was a way to block it for good.2 yearsHonestly can’t stand getting calls from this number anymore.2 yearsI keep receiving texts from this specific phone number, and each message costs me £1.50. I have tried texting "stop," but for some reason, the message doesn't go through. My phone provider advised me to send a text saying "stop" to 88222, but that also seems to be unsuccessful.2 yearsI continuously receive text messages instructing me to pay an amount ranging from £1.50 to £4, but despite my persistent efforts of replying with the word STOP, it seems to be ineffective in stopping these messages from coming through.2 yearsDespite repeatedly responding with STOP, they continue to send unwelcome messages that I don't want. However, these attempts to stop them remain ineffective.3 yearsI got three messages one after the other that didn’t say a single word, and each one set me back £1.50! Completely livid about it. Who even are these rip-off artists? How do they manage to pull this off without getting caught??3 yearsGot a message saying I had signed up for something, which I never did. Don’t want any cash taken from my bank, that’s for sure. They mentioned I’d be charged every month, but this sounds like a total rip-off, maybe even fraud. It’s stressing me out big time, doesn’t help my blood pressure one bit.3 yearsThis so-called premium SMS thing "Stripey" is totally dodgy. I even sent STOP, but they still went ahead and took the money. I guess I messed up by signing up, but I really hope no one else falls for it. I've contacted my network to make sure it gets blocked for good.3 yearsAs I logged into my Tesco Mobile account, I was surprised to receive three messages from an unknown sender, charging me £1.50 each. I strongly believe that this is a scam and the people behind it deserve to be reprimanded.Tesco Mobile3 yearsTotally a con, steer clear!3 yearsToday I got a message from someone called "Stripey". I blame myself really, as I scanned a QR code in a cafe thinking it was the menu. Now I've ended up having to send a cancellation text, which apparently cost me £1.50. I'm going to ring my mobile provider and find out if there's a way to block this sort of thing properly - at least so it doesn't happen to me again.Stripey3 yearsDodgy lot, been nicking a bit of dosh from my O2 account every week without me noticing. Only clocked on when my contract was due for an upgrade. Proper sneaky scammers!3 yearsThese idiots won’t stop texting me at 4 in the morning! They started draining money straight from my phone bill. I contacted my network provider who was able to refund me and block the number, so it’s doable depending on who you’re with. What really baffles me is how they’ve been operating for ages and nobody’s shut them down yet. I filed a report with Action Fraud but they’re still causing trouble. Watch out - if you reply STOP to their texts, they charge you £1.50 on top of the sneaky offers they send. Proper con artists!Action Fraud3 yearsI never intended to register with Stripey Giraffe, yet somehow it linked itself to the hotel Wi-Fi I connected to. Now, I find myself inundated with text alerts I never asked for, along with weekly deductions of £4.50 from my account. Though I blocked the number back in July, the pesky messages have resumed in August. I reported this to O2 back in July, and when I reached out to them again today (22nd August), their so-called fraud team basically shrugged off my plight and claimed they could offer no assistance. They told me I must reach out to the company itself... how absurd! I've made attempts to contact them, but it’s evidently a scam, as they simply won’t halt the notifications. I even tried texting STOP to the number 88222 listed in the messages, and wouldn’t you know it-I got charged just for sending that! It's utterly ridiculous, considering I never opted in, and now O2 seems to be avoiding their responsibility since the charges appear on my monthly bill. Is there anyone out there who can lend a hand or offer some guidance on how to tackle this situation?Stripey3 yearsI didn’t intend to subscribe to Stripey Giraffe, but it seems to have linked itself to the hotel Wi-Fi I connected to. Now I'm receiving unsolicited message alerts that I never asked for, and they’re taking a £4.50 hit from my account every week. I blocked the number back in July, but lo and behold, the messages reappeared in August. I reported the issue to O2 in July, yet the messages show no signs of stopping. I reached out to O2 again today, 22nd August, only to be told by their fraud team that they can't assist me. It’s a real laugh! I’ve attempted to contact the company directly, but it’s clearly a scam-they just keep sending the alerts. I even tried sending a "STOP" text to the 88222 number provided in the message, only to find myself charged for that too! It’s utterly ridiculous that I never consented to this, and now O2 seems to be shirking their responsibility while the charges keep rolling in on my monthly bill. If anyone has any suggestions or knows how I could tackle this situation, I’d greatly appreciate it!Stripey Giraffe3 yearsSo, I was trying to sign up for my5 and ended up accidentally joining some company called Stripey Giraffe instead! I called a number to try and halt the account activation. Now, I’m a bit on edge, unsure if the cancellation went through or not, and I’m anxious about the possibility of unexpected charges showing up on my phone bill. Fingers crossed it’s all sorted!Stripey Giraffe3 yearsJust got a text urging us to ring this number back, babbling on about some kind of phone service. Did we bother calling? Absolutely not!3 yearsEvery month I get a message from these people. Luckily, I have a price limit on my account so they can't steal any money from me. No clue where this number even came from, but I just can't seem to block it!3 yearsThis was clearly a scam, no doubt about it.3 yearsStripy is running a fraudulent scheme.Stripy3 yearsI recently found myself signing up for a service without realising it was actually for Stripey Giraffe. It only became clear to me when I started getting a flurry of texts and emails about transactions that I never intended to authorise. I've attempted to block these notifications, but they persist. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve this situation?Stripey Giraffe3 yearsI fell for it and got trapped by this number 02030269521, promising striped offers. They conveniently omitted any mention of charges. To stop their messages, they now want me to text 88222.3 yearsI keep receiving texts from some service called Stripey messenger, they say each text costs between £1.50 and £4.50, and it’ll keep going until I send a reply to 88222. Problem is, I have a zero cap on my phone plan so I can’t reply back at all, feels like a bit of a scam or something. Really don’t know what to do!3 years0203069521 88222. Got this message sayin I'm signed up to Stripey Offers.com, charging me £1.50 each alert up to £4.50 a week unless I text STOP to 88222. Help? 02030269521. This seems dodgy, can someone please verify if this is a scam or not? It's really confusing!Stripey Offers. com3 yearsI didn't intend to sign up for Stripey, but received a message saying that if I text STOP to 88222, I can cancel my subscription. However, this message didn't go through. The phone number seems suspicious, so how can I cancel my subscription and stop getting charged £4.50 per week for unwanted text messages?Stripey3 yearsDodgy lot, took cash claiming I’d subscribed to some costly text service. After looking them up, I set my phone to only allow a tiny extra spend. These people are basically thieves, and good luck trying to find their address if you want to take legal action. Don’t try contacting them at all. If you're on PAYG like me, just restrict your spending or, better yet, get a new number.PAYG3 yearsI kindly request that you cease these individuals from calling me.3 yearsThey’re charging £1.50 for each text which can add up to £4.50 a week. I had to set my safety limit to zero pounds so they wouldn’t take any money. Sent STOP, and thankfully, they haven’t bothered me again.STOP3 yearsGot a text on my landline saying someone was struggling to get through to me and asking me to call back on a different number - but I never sent anything like that!3 yearsI got a text from them about some striped messages, saying it's a free messaging service but they're charging £1.50 for each message. They also said if I wanted to stop, I'd have to text 88222 and pay £4.50. Quite dodgy if you ask me!4 yearsI believe that this could be a fraudulent scheme.4 yearsI was just trying to check on a Royal Mail package and somehow got in touch with Stripey. Turns out, it’s a total scam!!!Royal MailStripey4 yearsI've just had the identical message! It seems quite dodgy to me, as the number provided to opt out of this nonsense is entirely ineffective! What a nuisance!4 yearsI believe this person is attempting to scam me. What actions should I take in response?4 yearsBeware of this fraudulent phone number, as it is an attempt to swindle money. By contacting your mobile account, it imposes a fee of £1.50 and sends a quick code message to 88222. It is crucial not to reply to this message. This scam can be highly risky and should be treated with extreme caution.4 yearsWas having a go at downloading the Wetherspoons app, but somehow I accidentally signed up for something called Stripey Giraffe instead. The number started bombarding me with texts warning about a £1.50 fee for each message, so I blocked it pretty quick. Had a look at my bank today and thankfully nothing’s been taken yet. I’m planning to drop them an email too, just to make sure it’s cancelled for good.WetherspoonsStripeyGiraffe4 yearsSo, I followed the instructions and texted STOP to quit getting messages, but then I noticed a charge of £1.50 on my phone bill for 6 texts sent to 88222. I called up Sky Mobile to sort it out, and they said they’d take the charge off now. Bit annoying, but at least it’s getting fixed.STOPSky Mobile4 yearsThis is a complete scam. By some means, the fraudster alleges that you have registered for text messages costing £1.50 each. However, when attempting to text 88222 to STOP, the message does not get delivered.4 yearsHonestly, these are just complete con artists. I think it started after I got the Royal Mail app on my phone. So, I decided to message them back and asked if they could show me a picture of any contract I supposedly agreed to. Naturally, they couldn’t provide anything since it was all a load of rubbish. Anyway, the good news is I’m sorting out getting my money back.Royal Mail4 yearsI got a text from 02030269521 saying I’d supposedly signed up for something called stripey offers charging £1.50 a message. They told me to ring that number if I wanted it to stop. After looking into it, I didn’t bother calling back as it seemed dodgy and probably a scam.4 yearsI keep getting calls from 0203 026 9521 about some Stripes offers, telling me to call them back if I want to stop it. Seems a bit dodgy like a bank scam to me. They keep threatening to charge me £1.50 several times a week, which is proper annoying. I’m not about to call that number though. Feels like they’re harassing people, and honestly, it might be risky too.Stripes4 yearsI received this text, but I did not agree to participate as I was just filling out a survey. I have attempted to cancel, but the message is not being sent. P. Haslam.P. Haslam4 yearsI keep receiving striped offers in my email, charging £1.50 per week. I didn't even request this service. How can I unsubscribe? Their contact phone number is 020 3026 9521.4 yearsGot a message from Stripey Tiger saying they're taking money from our bank. The number they used is one I flagged to the scam team ages ago, like a month back. Honestly, a quick Google search shows they've been up to this for years. They honestly deserve jail time. In our household, Stripey Tiger means nothing but pure bad news.Stripey TigerGoogle4 yearsThis site is definitely a total con, don't bother reaching out to them at all.4 yearsI received a text message from an unknown number, stating that call alerts are priced at £1.50 for the first alert and £4.50 for subsequent alerts. The number it came from is 02030269521.4 yearsSeems like Stripey offers.com is sneaking charges for texts, noticed it on my bill and wasn't expecting it at all.Stripeycom4 yearsI suspect that the number 02030269521 is associated with a fraudulent scheme.4 yearsKindly ensure that this number is blocked, if you would be so kind.4 yearsI have not authorized or requested this number, and I would like to block it from my phone, please.4 yearsJust got a text from 02030269521 claiming I’m signed up to Stripeyoffers.com, which I definitely am not. It says they’ll be charging me £1.50 for each alert, up to 4 times a week, unless I text STOP. I haven’t agreed to anything like that!Stripeyoffers. com4 yearsBe cautious of an untrustworthy giraffe-shaped app that will charge you £4.50 per week through your phone provider. The incident I encountered happened when I was attempting to download the Asda app. Suddenly, a pop-up appeared, which I mistakenly thought was from Asda. However, after clicking on it, I was prompted to enter my phone number. Now, I find myself trapped in a situation where they are taking my money, all while I struggle to prevent further charges by blocking them.Asda4 yearsJust had a look at the VIP membership they said had top deals for £1.50 alerts, hoping I actually managed to cancel that before the next sale. Fingers crossed!4 yearsI'm getting messages from a number that goes by Stripey, and I'd really prefer to halt them. Any advice on what steps I can take?Stripey4 yearsI accidentally clicked on the "Join Now" button.4 yearsWas trying to get the Asda rewards app, but then got a message from something called Stripey Giraffe saying I’d joined their rewards and it would cost me £1.50 per text or around £4.50 a week. They said if I wanted to unsubscribe, just text STOP to 88222. I stupidly sent stop and then found out they charged me £5! Proper rip-off.AsdaStripey Giraffe4 yearsIt is imperative that this organization is immediately shut down. Known as Stripey Giraffe, it shamelessly operates as a fraudulent premium service, without any prior request or consent, extracting funds from mobile phone accounts through text messages. It is an unfortunate reality that by the time you realize you have fallen victim to this scam, it is too late to prevent the monetary loss.Stripey Giraffe4 yearsI’ve been hit with charges of £1.50 for each text I’m receiving-what’s the best way to put a stop to this?4 yearsThey’re billing £1.50 for each message - I wouldn’t even bother picking up the phone! Even if you respond with 'stop', they still find a way to charge you. I'm at a bit of a loss as to how to resolve this!4 yearsI’ve had to switch my mobile number all because of this absolute numpty!4 yearsI've just come across an email displaying a phone number linked to something called Stripey Giraffe. It's rather alarming, as it instructs me to text 80222 if I wish to opt out. Furthermore, it mentions a weekly fee of £4.50 that will be deducted from my phone bill. This situation is quite disturbing, as they continue to hound me with these messages.4 yearsMy hubby got some texts from stripeyoffers, from 02030269521, saying they'd charge him for the messages. He rang the number to try and opt out, and there was a recorded voice promising to unsubscribe him in 24 hours. He went ahead and blocked the number after that. When he told me, I asked him to send STOP to 88222 to try another way. I've heard it works for some but not all. I also spotted them on this site with a different phone number. Hopefully this sorts it!STOP4 yearsI received an unsolicited text message this morning that reminded me about my membership with StripeyOffers. However, I never signed up for it and found the message to be unwelcome.4 yearsI’ve just received a message saying, “FreeMsg: Just a little nudge, you’re a member of StripeyOffers...” But I can assure you, I haven't enrolled in anything like that and really don’t wish to receive it!StripeyOffers4 yearsI’m really puzzled as to why I’m receiving these messages trying to hit me with charges. It’s quite unsettling, to be honest, and I’d like to put a stop to it all!Submit Your Own Report (020 3026 9521)
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