02030533541
☎️ 02030533541 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203053 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030533541
- Unable to cancel unwanted magazinesJan
2022Unwanted magazine subscription, request refundApr
2021Difficult phone cancellation process experiencedApr
2021Request for removal and refundMar
2021Cancelled subscription, can't contact supportJan
2021Unauthorized charges; bank intervention neededJan
2021Request for refund due to theftJan
2021Refund needed for incorrect chargeJan
2021Call is a scam; bewareDec
2020Accuses fraud; demands money backDec
2020Fraudsters stealing money, no responseDec
2020Refund issues and direct debit cancellationDec
2020Unwanted magazine, no contact informationDec
2020Persistence is key; keep trying!Nov
2020Scam involving unwanted magazine subscriptionsNov
2020Frustrating contact attempts; no successOct
2020Misleading and unauthorized money withdrawalOct
2020Company uses deceptive subscription tacticsOct
2020Avoid scams; don't be deceivedSep
2020Unauthorized charge, awaiting refund frustrationSep
2020Suspecting scam related to paymentAug
2020User wants action against callerJul
2020Scam involving unauthorized bank chargesJul
2020Scam survey calls and billingJun
2020Unwanted book charges despite cancellationJun
2020Number linked to scam, caution advisedJun
2020Struggling to cancel unwanted subscriptionJun
2020Unable to cancel, alerted bankJun
2020Scam, delivered books, no contactApr
2020Scam, hidden fees, recurring chargesMar
2020Cancellation process difficult but successfulFeb
2020No response; suspected subscription scamJan
2020Bank scam and unauthorized chargesNov
2019Unauthorized charges, lack of communicationNov
2019Reporting phone number 02030533541Nov
2019Terrible service, unauthorized charges occurredNov
2019Experiencing identical issues with themNov
2019Unexpected charge for culinary bookOct
2019Concerns about magazine subscription privacyOct
2019Cancellation request for subscriptionOct
2019Canceling trial, stopping payments immediatelyOct
2019Unauthorized subscription causing payment concernsSep
2019Unresponsive and unhelpful subscription serviceAug
2019Unresponsive company; failed subscription cancellationAug
2019Unauthorized charge, poor customer serviceAug
2019Unauthorized charge after direct debit cancellationAug
2019Company withdrew money despite cancellationAug
2019Trial canceled, unauthorized charge occurredAug
2019Unauthorized subscriptions and magazine issuesJul
2019Unauthorized charge, reported scam issueJul
2019Disconnected number, unwanted subscription issueJul
2019Difficulty canceling, no response receivedJul
2019Fraudulent service, takes money unfairlyJul
2019Unresponsive number, payment cancellation issuesJun
2019Request to cancel subscriptionJun
2019Scam with hidden charges revealedJun
2019Number doesn't exist, beware scammersJun
2019Remove subscription and personal detailsJun
2019Unexpected direct debit for magazinesJun
2019Disputed unauthorized direct debit chargeJun
2019Cancel puzzle book subscription requestJun
2019No longer interested, thank youJun
2019User requests to unsubscribe urgentlyJun
2019Unable to cancel subscription successfullyJun
2019Unwanted book, cancelled direct debitMay
2019Received unsolicited books, potential scamMay
2019Scam took £40 from husbandMay
2019Unable to cancel, no responseApr
2019Number continuously rings unansweredApr
2019Number unavailable; difficult to reachApr
2019Scammed after agreeing to trialApr
2019Request to unsubscribe from notificationsApr
2019User wants to unsubscribeApr
2019Scammed for two years, unauthorized chargesApr
2019Blocked number after suspicious callMar
2019Cancelled direct debit; won't answerMar
2019Phone number doesn't connect, scamMar
2019Received puzzle books and unknown lettersMar
2019Scam; unresponsive numbers, refund availableMar
2019Cancel book and direct debitMar
2019Subscription cancellation experience frustrating; scamFeb
2019Busy phone line, apologize for inconvenienceFeb
2019Suggests police involvement neededJan
2019Requesting reimbursement for fraudulent chargesJan
2019Request for reimbursement due to fraudJan
2019Correct number, prefers email contactJan
2019Unsolicited magazine, unauthorized payment setupDec
2018Reporting robbery, calling police immediatelyDec
2018Cancelled subscriptions, no response receivedDec
2018Shoelane Press phone number is scamDec
2018Unable to contact, cancelling serviceDec
2018Scam targeting vulnerable individuals reportedDec
2018Received suspicious letters, canceling paymentsNov
2018Cancelled service and direct debitNov
2018Frustrated, requesting data deletionNov
2018Failed to cancel book paymentNov
2018Unwanted subscriptions causing financial distressNov
2018Unable to cancel subscription, fraudulent chargesNov
2018Difficulty contacting to cancel serviceNov
2018Did not receive purchased bookNov
2018Shoelane Press is a scamNov
2018Unable to cancel subscription, customerOct
2018Frustrated, wants to cancel serviceOct
2018Scam phone call; canceled paymentsOct
2018Cannot reach your phone numberOct
2018Silent calls; hang up abruptlyOct
2018Phone number is non-functionalSep
2018Company is a scam; unresponsiveSep
2018Too expensive, overly greedy pricingSep
2018Trying to cancel subscription, unreachableSep
2018Beware of this subscription scam!Aug
2018User wants to cancel serviceAug
2018Avoid this company; it's a scamJun
2018Request to cancel direct debitJun
2018Unable to contact the companyMay
2018Cancellation issues with unwanted ordersMay
2018Cancel unwanted direct debit paymentsApr
2018Unable to unsubscribe, no contactMar
2018No response from unrequested companyNov
2017Warning: it's a scam. BewareAug
2016Annoying caller, multiple hang-upsAug
2016Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 118 First Seen: 15 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beighton Hill(Derbyshire), Mile Oak(Staffordshire) and Wilmington(Somerset).
02030533541 has 118 comments of which 95 x neutral and 22 x negative and 1 x positive
Reports on phone number 02030533541
4 yearsI've tried numerous times to stop those pesky magazines from arriving, but even after cancelling the direct debit, they keep landing on my doorstep. I've even gone to the trouble of sending them back with a note clearly stating that I no longer wish to receive them, yet they still persist in piling up. It's utterly frustrating, and I'm absolutely fed up with them cluttering my space!5 yearsI've been charged £40.99 for a magazine that isn't even worth a penny, and I have no interest in it whatsoever! How can I put a stop to these charges and ensure I receive a complete refund?5 yearsIt seems like the only way to cancel is over the phone, and I've been left on hold for what feels like an eternity, only for them to abruptly say goodbye and cut me off. I'm keen to sort out my cancellation, but the whole process is proving to be quite the challenge!5 yearsI kindly request to be removed from your mailing list and require a full refund, as I did not authorise this charge. Please ensure my details are erased from all your records. I look forward to your prompt response. Thank you.5 yearsI’m experiencing a similar issue. They’ve withdrawn £39.99 and then another £40.00. I’ve cancelled my Direct Debit, but I can’t seem to reach them by phone or email-nothing seems to work! If anyone has suggestions on how to sort this out, I’d really appreciate your input!5 yearsI'm quite bewildered as I've never signed up for shoelane, yet it seems you've managed to get hold of my bank information and have made an unauthorised deduction from my account. Now, I'll have to contact my bank to put a stop to this. Please refrain from taking any further payments for any publications. Sincerely, E A Hutchinson.Hutchinson5 yearsI’ve just noticed that £40 has been deducted from my account, and I really need it refunded. With two little ones to feed, every penny counts! I would appreciate your assistance in getting this sorted as soon as possible. Thank you!6 yearsI’ve been hit with a charge of £40.99 for a word search that was supposedly free, which I never even received. If I don’t see a refund for this amount, I’ll have no choice but to escalate the matter to my solicitor. My contact number is 07956311151. I’d appreciate a call to sort this mess out. Cheers!6 yearsI received a call from this number claiming I'd won a prize for a word search competition. To my shock, they deducted over £40 from my bank account! When I tried to reach out via email to halt the direct debit, I couldn't get through to anyone. It really feels like they’ve taken advantage of me. Please don’t be fooled by this - it’s a total scam! 😡😡😡6 yearsI see a lot of people expressing dissatisfaction, claiming it's a scam. Over the past three weeks, they've taken £120 from my bank account. Now, they say they’re looking into it and will shut down my account. I advise against trying this again. I'm intent on getting my hard-earned money back, penny by penny. I've already filed a report about this.6 yearsI've noticed some unauthorised withdrawals from my account, and despite my attempts to get in touch with them, I can't seem to get a response. It's clear that they're up to no good. Fortunately, I've managed to inform my bank, and they've intervened to prevent any further transactions from going through.6 yearsI reached out via phone earlier today and was advised to drop an email to enquiries @shoelanepress regarding my refund. I've also gone ahead and cancelled the direct debits, as I was quite taken aback to see that they had actually taken money from my account. It feels rather harsh, especially given the current pandemic situation or frankly, at any time for that matter.6 yearsI received a phone call that ended up costing me over £40. Thankfully, since I paid with my credit card, my bank was kind enough to reimburse me. However, I’ve been getting a monthly magazine named "Good for You" that I don't wish to continue receiving. I've tried to figure out how to send it back but sadly don't have an address for returns. From what I can gather, the publisher might be Culinary Collections, but I haven’t been able to find a contact number or an address for them.Good for You6 yearsKeep persevering! It's what we all need to do, isn't it? 😰😔😒6 yearsFor the past couple of days, we've been attempting to get through to this number without any success. After being on hold for ages, they simply hang up after a brief "goodbye." We've tried various alternative numbers, but to no avail, and our emails seem to go ignored as well. It really begs the question: how is this company still operating when they’re causing so much distress to others? It’s truly disheartening. MRS PE RIPTON6 yearsThey deceive you and siphon funds from your account without your approval.6 yearsI've encountered difficulties with this firm too, after they rang me out of the blue. Initially, I consented to a mere £1 for a trial magazine. The magazine arrived, accompanied by a letter stating they would be debiting £1 plus a hefty £39.99 from my account, along with similar charges in the future, unless I rang to cancel. Yet, they didn’t answer my calls. In the end, I opted to send an email instead. My bank later alerted me that three direct debits from unfamiliar names had been set up all on the very same day as that unsolicited call. I promptly cancelled them and also lodged a report about Shoe Lane Press with Action Fraud. I would encourage others in a similar situation to take similar action.Shoe Lane PressAction Fraud6 yearsThese blokes are a bunch of tricksters! Steer clear of their dodgy one quid scheme, it’s a right con!6 yearsAs a mother of four, I’m absolutely fuming! Shoe Lane Press has pilfered £40.99 from my account without so much as a word of consent. I called their customer service, and they assured me a refund would be processed in 7 to 10 days, yet here I am, still twiddling my thumbs. The frustration is unreal! I’ve been attempting to reach them again, but it’s like trying to get blood from a stone. Not impressed in the slightest!Shoe Lane Press6 yearsI recently received a rather distressing call regarding a payment that was supposedly arranged after I received an email stating that £1 would be deducted for a single issue of a Puzzle book, alongside a £39.99 direct debit charge slated for my account on 24th August 2020. My bank has confirmed that there’s no direct debit in place as of now, which leaves me unable to cancel anything! I have a sneaking suspicion that they'll only establish the direct debit just before or even on that very date, possibly under a different designation. As an older individual, I was duped by a friendly young lady who assured me that my only commitment was the £1, provided I remembered to cancel. Now, it feels like I’ve hit a brick wall trying to reach Shoe Lane Press; they seem to be perpetually occupied with other customers. I’ve been advised to contact my bank to cancel, but it’s frustratingly impossible to do anything until that direct debit is officially set up.Shoe Lane Press6 yearsCan someone please take action regarding these individuals? The number 02030533541 keeps turning up! It’s becoming quite concerning!6 yearsI've had this number calling me multiple times lately. When I picked up, a woman was on the line inquiring about a survey I had filled out. I recall the survey was linked to some trial magazine. I had consented to a payment of a pound for this trial, but now I've received an invoice for £39.99! They inform you that to cancel, one must ring the number again. After attempting to call them a whopping 25 times over the span of two days, all I heard was a recorded message stating the lines are busy-even just two minutes after they were meant to open! Clearly, this is a scam operation.6 yearsI've put a stop to all direct debits for this magazine through my bank, so I’m baffled as to why I’m still being charged for this book that I have no interest in whatsoever. It's quite frustrating!6 yearsI've been attempting to get through and terminate my subscription, but to no avail. I've informed my bank about the situation as well. It all kicked off when I signed up for that £1 deal for Women's Weekly, which initially appeared legitimate. However, it seems they've also put me down for the Wordsearch subscription, and they’re looking to charge me £39.99, which wasn't part of the bargain!Women ' s WeeklyWordsearch6 yearsI've made several attempts to call and cancel, but to no avail. I've also informed my bank about the situation.6 yearsBeware, this number seems to be linked to a fraudulent operation. Exercise caution!6 yearsA few weeks back, I got a ring from this number about some puzzle books. I stupidly handed over my info. The books did arrive, but now I can't get hold of anyone to cancel. Feels like a proper scam to me!6 yearsThey got me with this £1 trial thing. You don’t pay anything straight away, but they get you to create a direct debit, and then they just keep taking cash from your account each month. Even when I tried cancelling with both them and my bank, they still took money. Honestly, avoid this scam, it’s not worth the hassle!6 yearsI rang up to terminate my free trial, but the first time, I couldn't get through. Thankfully, on my second go, I managed to connect. They've assured me that the cancellation is all sorted, so I'm hoping for the best. I've also given my bank a heads-up just in case they attempt any cheeky charges, although it’s a bit tricky to fully block it until the initial payment goes through.6 yearsI got a book for just a quid and attempted to call them to scrap the subscription. However, nobody picks up the phone, and my emails bounce back as undeliverable. This definitely feels like a scam! I suggest notifying your bank right away. Keep a close watch on your account as they might try to sneak through additional charges under another company name.7 yearsI’ve noticed that money has been deducted from my bank account, and it appears to be a rather dubious scheme.7 yearsI signed up for a magazine and paid a quid, but then astonishingly, they cancelled my subscription, and lo and behold, they still managed to deduct £117.97 from my account. My bank promptly blocked my card, yet the very next day, another £117.97 inexplicably vanished from my funds. I reached out via email and was told to send a letter to a provided address. Since then, it's been crickets, no response whatsoever. I've tried giving them a ring, but I can't seem to get through. Now, my bills are piling up, and I've found myself in a dire situation financially. I've just come out of work, and the little cash I had was meant to see me through the month, covering expenses just to scrape by!7 yearsI’d like to draw attention to the phone number 02030533541.7 yearsAbsolutely dreadful experience! I noticed some funds missing from my account, and when I attempted to call for assistance, I had no success whatsoever. Upon investigating, I found that Aditus Audience Magazines has handed over my personal information to Shoe Lane Press. It seems as though they’re all part of the same operation!Aditus Audience MagazinesShoe Lane Press7 yearsI'm experiencing the same issues with them as well.7 yearsI received a rather unexpected culinary book from a firm, and they've informed me that they plan to deduct £39.99 from my account via direct debit in just over a week's time. I've attempted to ring 02030533541 and even left a voicemail, yet no one has got back to me. Cheers, Sue from Cheltenham.SueCheltenham7 yearsIt all kicked off when we decided to subscribe to YOURS magazine for a quid, which promised us three issues. We provided our banking info, under the assumption that we could cancel if we had second thoughts after receiving the three copies, set to begin the following month. Then, out of the blue, we started receiving free copies of THIS WEEK magazine, which somehow had all our banking details! We promptly cancelled, naturally. When we reached out to YOURS magazine to inquire how THIS WEEK managed to obtain our information-considering they’re published and printed by different companies-their response was that they don’t share any details with anyone. Quite baffling, isn’t it?YOURS magazineTHIS WEEKYOURS7 yearsHi there, I would like to request the cancellation of my subscription, please. I'm still within the 14-day trial period. Thank you for your assistance. Kind regards, Candi JamesCandi James7 yearsI’m writing to request the cancellation of my trial immediately and to ensure that no further payments are deducted from my account. My name is Louise Packer, residing at 1 Larkham Rise, Chippenham, SN15 3SB. Please take action to halt any ongoing transactions immediately, as I simply cannot afford it. I’ve also contacted my bank to prevent any further charges. Thank you for your swift attention to this matter.Louise PackerLarkham RiseChippenhamSN15 3SB7 yearsLike others have mentioned, I certainly did not sign up for any subscription. Now I've discovered that £39.99 is scheduled to be debited from my account in a fortnight. I reached out to my bank to try and halt it, but they said they can't do anything until Shoe Lane processes the payment. They assured me that the direct debit guarantee should protect me since I've supposedly given my consent. The catch is, I’ll be overseas for a couple of weeks when this happens, and I’ll have to figure it out while I’m away. It’s quite puzzling since I’m uncertain whether it’s Shoe Lane Press or Auditus trying to access my funds. To add to my confusion, another name, Earth Restoration Service, keeps cropping up with the 0203 number.Shoe LaneShoe Lane PressAuditusEarth Restoration Service7 yearsRecently, I received a call concerning a trial for their daring Brainiac publication. I rang them up and recorded two messages on their voicemail asking to opt out of the subscription just over a week ago, yet they’ve attempted to charge me for an extra subscription, which my bank thankfully has prevented. It's been rather frustrating as they don’t seem to pick up the phone, and there doesn’t appear to be any alternative method to get in touch with them.Brainiac7 yearsGot a call about some B### magazine trial thing, so I rang them up and left a couple of messages on their voicemail a week ago asking to cancel. Since then, they've tried to charge me for another subscription, but luckily my bank stopped it. Tried ringing them back but noone picks up, and I can’t find any other way to get in touch with them. Proper frustrating!7 yearsI was promised a complimentary edition of Puzzled magazine, which indeed arrived, but to my bewilderment, I soon discovered that £39.99 had been withdrawn from my account! I've tried ringing the provided number and left my contact details, but it seems no one is at home on the other side. To make matters worse, I haven't heard back from them at all. The next time that company, Aditus, dares to ring me up, they'll be in for a piece of my mind!Puzzled magazineAditus7 yearsI cancelled my direct debit, but somehow they still withdrew £39.99 from my account. Now I’m stuck having to sort out a new bank account because this lot still have all my bank details and could keep taking money even though I cancelled it. Quite stressful!7 yearsI had a similar experience! I ended up with a £39.99 charge on my account despite having cancelled the direct debit. Now, I've got no choice but to set up a new bank account because this company has all my banking info. Even after I thought I cancelled, they could still siphon money from my account. It's such a frustrating situation!7 yearsI signed up for a crossword mag on a £1 trial, but it was awful, so I sent an email to stop any more copies being sent. Despite that, £39.99 was taken out of my bank about six weeks after I’d asked to cancel.7 yearsI've just noticed an unauthorized charge of £39.99 taken from my account. I never consented to this. The business in question is Shoe Lane Press, and the number 02030533541 I called to lodge a complaint appears to be non-functional. This whole situation reeks of a scam. I've already contacted my bank about it.Shoe Lane Press7 yearsI experienced something quite similar only a week ago; they’ve signed me up for Puzzled magazine and some tech-related publication for a staggering £39.99 every six months! I've already alerted my bank about the situation and sent the magazines back to where they came from. I managed to track down a few phone numbers and addresses, so there appears to be some legitimacy behind them. However, the culinary magazine seems to be a mystery; I can't seem to find any valid contact details for it at all!Puzzled magazine7 yearsThis number doesn’t seem to connect whatsoever - it just goes dead. I ended up inadvertently signing up for something I didn’t even request! When I attempted to call the number they provided to opt-out, all I got was silence on the line. How frustrating!7 yearsI've made several attempts to call and cancel, but each time, no one picks up and eventually the line goes dead.7 yearsExactly what I experienced - total nonsense! They just swipe your cash and disappear without a trace.7 yearsI've attempted to call this number multiple times, but no one answers. I'm trying to sort out a cancellation for a payment.7 yearsHi there, I’d like to request the cancellation of my introductory offer along with my subscription, if you would be so kind. My customer number is 090883. Cheers!7 yearsI've attempted to reach out to this number and was informed that the charge would be just £1.00. However, I’ve now received an email indicating that they expect me to pay £39.99 through direct debit, with additional collections of the same amount every six months. Absolutely not! I've promptly cancelled this with my bank. It’s an absolute sham-this number is unreachable, and so is my bank account to these fraudsters. I urge everyone to steer clear of these dishonest individuals!7 yearsI attempted to ring this number, only to be informed that it’s non-existent. I even tried sending an email, but alas, it bounced back as unknown. These individuals are rather hopeful, it seems, as they aim to swindle money through deceitful means. Just a heads up to everyone out there!7 yearsI certainly didn’t sign up for any sort of subscription. Kindly erase my information and cancel any direct debit arrangements!7 yearsI've recently discovered that there's a direct debit of £39.99 set up for something called Culinary Collections, which is news to me as I never gave my consent to that! Initially, I was promised a complimentary issue of Culinary Collections along with a couple of other magazines for just £7. It’s absolutely outrageous, and to top it off, I can’t even reach them as the number seems to be out of service. What a shambles!7 yearsI've recently discovered that I supposedly authorised a direct debit for £39.99 to something called Culinary Collections. I most certainly did not give my consent to this! I was under the impression I would merely receive a complimentary copy of Culinary Collections along with a couple of other magazines, for a mere £7. It's absolutely outrageous, and to top it off, the contact number I've found seems to be out of service!7 yearsI'd like to request the cancellation of my puzzle book subscription, please. Kindly stop the direct debit at your earliest convenience. Thank you!7 yearsI kindly request to withdraw my interest in this matter. Thank you very much for your assistance.7 yearsI kindly request to be removed from your mailing list. I would greatly appreciate it if you could assist me with this. Thank you ever so much!7 yearsI've made several attempts to cancel my subscription, both through email and by phone, but to no avail! I insist you remove me from your list. I'm also going to annul the direct debit and escalate this issue if necessary.7 yearsI've just been sent a book from this company, and I certainly didn’t order it! I've promptly terminated the direct debit on my phone, and I’ll pop into the bank tomorrow to ensure they can't snag any funds from me. It baffles me how businesses are permitted to operate in such a manner.7 yearsDoes anyone know anything about Shoe Lane Press? About two years back, I received some books from them that I never asked for. I made numerous attempts to call them but to no avail. After that, I returned the books to the address provided and made it clear I didn’t want any more. Additionally, I went to my bank and cancelled any direct debits that might have been set up. Everything seemed quiet until this month when I noticed a £39.97 charge on my bank statement for a direct debit. Luckily, my bank has managed to halt the payment and has started the process to retrieve my funds, although I’m not overly optimistic about the outcome. This really feels like some kind of scam. I still can’t get through to Shoe Lane Press, despite trying different numbers. Keep a close eye on your bank statements, everyone! Best, Claire Attwood, 14/05/2019.Shoe Lane PressBestClaire Attwood7 years020 3053 3541 called my husband and somehow managed to swipe almost £40 from his account by pretending to be delivering a £1 magazine. It’s awful especially when he’s unwell. Really watch out for this one.7 yearsI attempted to terminate my subscription and even got in touch with my bank to sort it out. However, I'm having no luck-can't reach them by phone, and they aren't allowing any email communications either!7 yearsI've tried ringing 02030533541 multiple times, but each time it just continues to ring and then cuts off. Quite puzzling, really!7 yearsI’ve attempted to reach this number several times but to no avail. Will SHOE PRESS ever provide a number that actually connects?SHOE PRESS7 yearsGot a call claiming I had completed an Asda survey and mentioned crosswords as my hobby. They tempted me with a £1 crossword trial and then asked for my bank details to set it up. Now, I've got two emails saying they're charging me in early May for both crossword books and cooking magazines - the latter I never signed up for, and the crossword deal was supposed to be just the £1 trial. I was at my dad’s, tired after a long day, and just said yes to get them off the phone.Asda7 yearsI kindly request to opt out of my subscription, please. Thank you!7 yearsI kindly request to be removed from your list of subscriptions, please. My number is +447415114041. Thank you!7 yearsI've unfortunately fallen victim to this company's antics for the past couple of years and was under the impression that I had successfully halted the direct debit payments. About eighteen months ago, I had a conversation with one of their representatives who assured me that they would put an end to my subscription. However, the books kept arriving, and my account has been debited £39.99 on several occasions - all this despite the fact that I never signed up for a subscription in the first place! Tomorrow, I plan to reach out to my bank to ensure the direct debit is properly cancelled.7 yearsI just gave that number a bell, but all I got was a dead line after a few rings. I've already gone to my bank to stop the direct debit and have also set up a block to prevent them from siphoning any more cash from my account. Better safe than sorry!7 yearsI’ve tried reaching out, but they’re not picking up. I’ve gone ahead and cancelled my direct debit.7 yearsI tried calling the number 02030533541, but it just went silent - no ringing at all! As for that email address, [email protected], I was only interested in the initial £1.00 collection but honestly, those little books aren't worth the expense. What a letdown!7 yearsI've recently ended up with a couple of puzzle books from this company, along with two letters containing my banking information. I'm quite baffled about how they obtained those details!7 yearsWhat a dodgy operation! The email I shot over came back as ‘unknown’, and I’ve had no luck getting anyone to pick up the phone. Thankfully, I can claim my money back using the Direct Debit guarantee.Direct Debit7 yearsI wish to terminate the book that has been dispatched to me, as well as the associated direct debit.7 yearsI just got off the phone with this number to sort out my subscription, and I was greeted by a lovely lady who informed me that I’d cancelled back in January. However, apparently, I still need to return the remaining books that I’d already paid for! It’s a bit disappointing, to say the least, as I feel let down by Shoe Lane Press. They lure you in with a £1.00 trial, taking all your details, and before you know it, they’re sneaking £49.00 straight out of your account. It really feels like a scam, and unfortunately, many folks have already fallen unto this trap!Shoe Lane Press7 yearsGreetings, We genuinely regret that you haven't been able to connect with us via phone. During weekdays, our lines tend to be quite swamped, which can make getting through a bit of a challenge. Have you had the chance to reach out to us at 0203 0533 541? Alternatively, you’re more than welcome to drop us an email at [email protected]. Just a heads up, we dispatch our trials each month, so we apologise for any inconvenience caused by your difficulties in reaching us to cancel. If you could kindly ask to speak with someone from our customer service team, we'd be more than happy to assist you further with this issue.7 yearsIt would be wise to get the authorities involved in this situation.7 yearsI kindly request that you return the sum of £89.92 which you have unlawfully taken from my bank account. You reached out to me through adverts in This Week and Money Week for a £1 offer, during which you gleaned my banking information. I categorically did not agree to any proposal from Shoe Lane Press. Should this amount not be reinstated in my account promptly, I shall have no choice but to pursue legal action, and rest assured, it won't bode well for your reputation. The ball is in your court; do the right thing to prevent escalating this matter further.Shoe Lane Press7 yearsKindly return the £89.92 that you obtained from my bank account under false pretenses. You reached out to me through offers from This Week and Money Week, which is how my banking information was mishandled. I never consented to any offer from Shoe Lane Press. If this sum is not reinstated into my account promptly, I will have no choice but to pursue legal avenues and will ensure that your actions are publicly highlighted. The ball is in your court now; I urge you to rectify this situation honourably.Shoe Lane Press8 yearsThe genuine contact number for Shoe Lane Press is 0800 088 2737. That said, they continue to direct people to their email for any questions or cancellations.Shoe Lane Press8 yearsGot a cooking mag that I never asked for, and apparently I've got a direct debit arranged to pay for it every month. Tried calling them but no one picked up. How on earth did they manage to get my bank info?8 yearsI’m about to contact the authorities; this is a theft! Please take similar action.8 yearsI encountered some troubling experiences with a number linked to Shoelane Press. They offered me a trial for some eBooks, but then out of the blue, they initiated two direct debit transactions to take funds from my account on the 1st of January 2019. One was supposedly for baking supplies, while the other claimed to be for Fit & Fab. I tried to reach out to cancel, but the line remains perpetually engaged. They also suggested that I could email them to sort this out, but I’m not inclined to rely on that route. I’ve already contacted my bank, and they confirmed that no authorisations were in place just yet, but they will be by the 1st of January. I plan to notify the fraud team at my bank with all this information. I urge others to steer clear of this number, as numerous individuals have shared similar warnings about being duped!Shoelane PressFit & Fab8 yearsI've recently found myself in a similar predicament, having received four letters regarding subscriptions. I've attempted to reach them by phone but had no luck getting through, and my emails seem to have vanished into the ether. Tomorrow, I'm planning a trip to the bank to put an end to all these subscriptions before the first of January rolls around.8 yearsI'm in the same predicament; unable to reach them via email or telephone. Shoe Lane Press seems to be ghosting me. I’m off to my bank to sort out a cancellation right away!Shoe Lane Press8 yearsThey lure you in with a bargain, offering a book for just a quid, then sneakily set up a direct debit for a hefty £49. It's a right shame they target vulnerable folks, especially the elderly and those with Alzheimer's.8 yearsI've just got my hands on three letters from Shoe Lane Press, which state they'll be debiting three separate amounts from my bank account on the 1st of December 2018. I've made attempts to reach them via phone and email, but to no avail. First thing tomorrow morning, I'm heading to the bank to halt those direct debits before they take any cash from my account.Shoe Lane Press8 yearsI've just taken the step to terminate my agreement with this firm. I've also gone ahead and cancelled the direct debits associated with it.8 yearsI attempted to put a stop to my direct debit for those books, but the number seems to be out of service.8 yearsDear Sir, I've attempted to reach out to this number, but it only rings a couple of times before being engaged. I've learned that others have faced the same issue, which leads me to believe that your company might not be entirely legitimate. Moreover, I haven't granted you permission to access any information regarding my personal account. Kindly ensure that any details you hold about me are completely wiped from your records. I’m rather dissatisfied with this situation. Best regards.8 yearsI attempted to call this number to discontinue a complimentary gift and my subscription. They've informed me that they plan to deduct £39.94 from my account on the 1st of December, 2018, unless I decide to cancel. Unfortunately, the number they've provided for cancellation seems to be unresponsive, and the email address appears to be a hoax.8 yearsI've been trying to reach this number to sort out a cancellation, but it's been an absolute nightmare getting through. I've already sorted things with my bank - honestly, it's enough to make anyone furious. It's high time that Trade In Standards stepped in to take action. And to add insult to injury, there's no way to even send them an email. Quite frankly, it’s beyond frustrating!Trade In Standards8 yearsI haven't received any of the puzzle books I ordered, yet they've still managed to deduct funds from my bank account. It's utterly infuriating as I've been unable to reach them at all. What a shambles! I'm thoroughly annoyed.8 yearsI must say, Shoelane Press is nothing more than a total con! They've siphoned off two sums of cash from my account just for the sake of sending a flimsy letter. To make matters worse, there’s no way to reach them via email or phone. Absolute shambles!Shoelane Press8 yearsI’m having a bit of a struggle trying to cancel my subscription, customer number 074331. Any help would be appreciated!8 yearsAbsolutely infuriating! I’m desperate to cancel my service but can’t get through on the telephone, and the email address seems to be a dead end. What a shambles!Submit Your Own Report (020 3053 3541)
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