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Persistent calls, time and again.

I’ve been hit with a bill exceeding £40 from July through August, with £4.50 being deducted a staggering nine times! To make matters worse, EE has informed me that an additional seven charges are looming on my following statement. I’m absolutely furious! I've tried reaching out three times, only to be disconnected while on hold. When I rang back, I pressed option one to cancel that so-called “subscription” which I never even signed up for! Scrolling through other people's comments, it seems highly improbable that I’ll reclaim my money. However, if anyone knows the name and address of the company involved, I’m keen to pursue legal action!

Have you pursued it any further?

Scoundrels are robbing folks of their hard-earned cash without a second thought. It’s best to ignore these calls; they're just as dodgy as street muggers!

I'm just here jotting down a note to echo what's been said before, this time racking up to a whopping £80.00! I even inquired with EE whether they're pocketing some sort of commission from this banditry! Absolutely fuming!

I contacted EE earlier today regarding an extra £6 charge on my bill. They mentioned they’d place a block on future calls, but I've yet to hear back from them when I tried to ring the number again. It’s quite frustrating, to be honest!

I've received a message regarding a £30 fee and reached out to them via email, but I've yet to get any sort of response.

I've noticed a deduction of £5 from my mobile account by this firm, and so far, I've had no luck getting in touch with them. I've shot off an email asking them to halt any additional charges and also left a voicemail. I reached out to my mobile provider as well, and while they've managed to place a block on my account concerning this company, they can't promise that no further payments will slip through in the future.

The phone number in question belongs to Impulse Pay V.I.P Games, and let me tell you, this outfit is a complete con. My two daughters, who have no dealings with them whatsoever, are constantly being hit with charges for game downloads. To make matters even more frustrating, this dodgy company claims they've blocked my daughters' numbers. However, both EE and T-Mobile (or whatever they call themselves now) say they’ve cut off any texts from this lot, yet my girls still receive them! I’ve had long chats with both firms, and it feels like I'm just banging my head against a brick wall. Honestly, I’d get better communication from a lamp post!

I noticed a withdrawal of £24 from my account for a survey that didn’t mention any charges. Quite perplexing, really!

It's high time that action is taken regarding this firm, don’t you think?

This is absolutely outrageous! They’re even lower than those despicable individuals who target the elderly. How on earth is it acceptable for a number to ring you and then you end up being charged for it? It’s utterly ridiculous! These crooks really need to be taken to task.

I experienced something quite similar as well. They claim that by answering a few simple questions, one could win an iPad Air 2. What they conveniently fail to mention is that each response comes with a charge of £6.00. To my utter disbelief, they ended up siphoning off £30.00 from my account before I realised what was happening. I attempted to reach them by phone, but to no avail. I even requested a call back, yet nobody ever returned my call. Consequently, I've lodged a complaint on their website at www.phonepayplus.org.uk/for-the--public/make-a-complaint. How on earth can people get away with such practices? Why haven’t the authorities put a stop to it? Here are their contact details: Customer service number: 0203 540 5944 Customer service email: [email protected] Search result was provided by: ImpulsePay Ltd Service began on: 31 March 2014 Service status: Still operational Name of service: Payforit Type of service: Other purchases Service description: Digital offerings available to UK customers, including streaming, competitions, gaming, and video content. Cost of this service: Prices range for interactive/digital services, from £0.06 to £30.00. For further inquiries or if you wish to learn more about this service, it’s advisable to get in touch with ImpulsePay Ltd at: ImpulsePay Ltd 344-354 Gray's Inn Road London WC1X 8BP

Make sure to double-check the restrictions on your account, folks. I attempted to have these restrictions put in place twice, supposedly, but upon calling the phone provider again, the representative informed me that I was still receiving text messages and that the restrictions hadn’t been set up correctly (it seems the protocol wasn’t followed properly). After my fourth attempt, I opted to change my number. It’s surprisingly straightforward - they offer you several options, and you just pick one, then they sort it out on the spot. Here’s my perspective: Even if they do manage to apply the restrictions, companies like ImpulsePay and their merchants are quite crafty; they initially duped us with their intrusive pop-ups. Their contact details are about as effective as a sieve for holding water, and I wouldn’t be shocked if they discovered a method to bypass any restrictions placed on our accounts! For the time being, I’ll be reporting this scam to the PhonepayPlus team. We need to put a stop to these con artists. http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/for-the-public/make-a-complaint

Just yesterday, on the 20th of May, I found myself in a rather similar predicament. I got a text message informing me: “freeMsy: you’ve been charged £6.00 for a sole entry from Big Win, which was accessed at 4:09 PM.” At that precise moment, I was navigating my commute post-school drop-off. I've reached out to the company via the number 02035405938 as well as EE regarding a refund, but neither party seems keen on issuing it. I'm persistently pursuing this matter and remain hopeful for a satisfactory resolution.

Notify ACTION FRAUD immediately.

I am seeking a refund of £30.00 related to PrizeFun. They failed to make it clear that I would incur a charge for responding to questions on their website via my mobile device. I have already contacted the authorities regarding this issue, and should you refuse to return my funds, I will have no choice but to report you for fraudulent activity. Kindly ensure I receive a response within one working week; specifically, by May 1st, or I will escalate this matter to the relevant parties. Your company has unlawfully taken money from my account, and I will be retaining a record of all our communications.

I've had a similar experience myself, where I was hit with a £6 fee. I contacted EE today, on 16/4/2015, and received a response much like yours. I made it quite clear I wouldn't be paying this fee under any circumstances. After a bit of back and forth, the lovely lady on the line was very understanding and placed a block on my account to prevent future charges. Additionally, I managed to obtain an email address, [email protected], and I promptly sent them a message requesting that they cease charging me for something I never agreed to. Now, I'm just waiting to hear back from them.

Steer clear of any texts from this number; they hit you with an £8.00 fee for each message received. Best to avoid unnecessary charges!

I can relate to your situation entirely. I found a mysterious £6.00 charge on my mobile bill for something I certainly didn’t authorise. My provider suspects that I might have accidentally clicked on a mischievous pop-up while browsing the internet. The rogue company behind this is named Impulse Bay, and they have the audacity to cut off phone services. To make matters worse, their email address bounces back as though it doesn't exist! During my investigation, I’ve discovered that I’m not alone in this ordeal, as many others have faced similar issues with them. If this matter isn't sorted out soon, I’m seriously considering taking it to Trading Standards. To top it all off, I’ve seen on publicly accessible records that this company has a rather dismal net worth.

Hey there, Nicholas Ward. I completely resonate with your predicament! I reached out to EE myself and received a similar response - they claimed there was nothing they could do. They advised me to ring a specific number, but honestly, I've lost track of how many times I've tried! It's infuriating that nobody ever answers. Honestly, how do EE allow such a lapse where anyone can get their hands on your account details?! Have you had any luck sorting it out, or are you still stuck in the same boat, mate?

Greetings, I’m Mark Nuttall. I’m quite troubled as this number has deducted funds from my mobile account. I received a message stating that I’ve been charged for accessing a website, yet I haven’t visited any such site! Unfortunately, my mobile provider claims they’re unable to assist or prevent further deductions. I’ve attempted to call the number, but it only prompts me for my own number and then goes silent. I’m really at a loss about what steps to take next. My number is 07976357227. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mark.

On the 16th of December, 2014, I was rather taken aback to receive a text message purporting to be a receipt for £30 that I supposedly spent on a website. The message included two codes that resembled hyperlinks to another site, which I don’t believe was genuine. In fact, I’ve not made any purchase nor subscribed to any service at all. After contacting EE, I was informed that the number in question was associated with a company called Impulse Pay. I tried calling them four times, but all I encountered was a recorded message saying they'd return my call within 24 hours. Honestly, I’m not holding my breath. EE also pointed me toward a site called phonepayplus.org should I need further assistance. Strangely, this text arrived while I was perusing Twitter-almost like an annoying pop-up! At no point did I provide my mobile number or any details, so it raises a serious concern about how these unscrupulous individuals can access funds from my account without consent. It makes me wonder why EE allows this to happen in the first place. N. Ward.

I've just noticed a £24 charge for four videos that I never even viewed or downloaded! To top it all off, they keep bombarding me with text messages, which is only adding to the hassle at home. What a nuisance!