02036300340
TimeLine☎️ 02036300340 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Microtalk Europe Limited. It is part of the phone block 203630 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442036300340+44 20 3630 0340020 3630 0340+44-20-3630-0340
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036300340
- Unexpected charges from unknown numberJan
2018Struggling to get promised refundMar
2017Unauthorized payments, poor customer supportJan
2017Unauthorized charges despite cancellation claimedSep
2016Scam call charges weekly feeSep
2016Scammed with unauthorized subscription chargesAug
2016Unwanted charge, misleading cancellation termsAug
2016Unwanted charge, seeking cancellation helpAug
2016Frustrated with unwanted subscription chargesMay
2016Weekly charges, automated refund processApr
2016Visibility enhances mobile usage benefitsApr
2016Beware of unexpected charges. UnhelpfulApr
2016Beware of fraudulent weekly chargesApr
2016Unwanted charges, seeking cancellation helpMar
2016Wants immediate stop to scamsMar
2016Unauthorized charges; seeking assistance urgentlyMar
2016Receiving unwanted texts and chargesMar
2016Unauthorized charges and no responseFeb
2016Unexpected charges, unanswered inquiries, frustratedJan
2016Unauthorized charges from unknown numberDec
2015Unauthorized texts to wife's phoneDec
2015Receiving unwanted messages costs moneyNov
2015Unwanted texts causing higher billOct
2015Unexpected charge for quiz signupOct
2015Unauthorized subscription, fraud complaint filedOct
2015Unwanted charge for unknown subscriptionOct
2015£9.50 deducted, no resolution yetSep
2015Cancelled, still receiving calls. Help!Sep
2015Unexpected charge, canceled quickly, frustratingSep
2015Unwanted charge; seeking resolution adviceSep
2015Unauthorized charge for quiz signupSep
2015Unexpected charge for unsolicited quizSep
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 30 August 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Duirinish(Highland), North Oakley(Hampshire) and Rattlesden(Suffolk).
02036300340 has 32 comments of which 31 x neutral and 1 x negative
02036300340 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036300340 👆 is reported as associated with unauthorised weekly charges typically around £4.50, often linked to misleading quiz or prize subscription services that many users deny signing up for. Affected individuals frequently encounter difficulty unsubscribing, with ‘STOP’ texts proving ineffective or not acknowledged. Network providers like O2 sometimes advise sending stop messages or claim to block the service, but refunds and definitive resolution are often elusive. The automated response lines provided rarely offer direct customer support, exacerbating frustrations. Many users warn of this as a potential scam targeting vulnerable or less tech-savvy consumers, urging caution with unsolicited messages promising prizes. Those experiencing unexpected charges are advised to contact their mobile provider promptly and monitor bills closely to prevent ongoing losses.
Reports on phone number 02036300340
9 yearsI recently upgraded my mobile phone, and to my surprise, I discovered that I’ve been paying monthly fees for two whole years linked to this number-nearly £400 in total! Thankfully, O2 has finally put a stop to it, but the replacement number they've provided is perpetually busy. How frustrating!O210 yearsI've called this number roughly three times, and each time they assured me that I’d receive a callback before 5 o'clock regarding my refund. Unfortunately, I've been billed by five different numbers, all promising me a reimbursement. The chap I had a conversation with was named Rael. I’ve already reached out to O2, who have managed to block these numbers, but I'm still desperately in need of my money back, especially since I’m on a tight budget.Rael10 yearsI've noticed two deductions of £4.50 taken from my account, and only after that was I informed to send a text saying STOP to 65001. The number given by Mobsfun and O2 seems to be out of service. O2 claims they are eager to assist, yet it's perplexing why all mobile providers can’t simply block transactions from Mobsfun altogether. Thankfully, as I'm on a pay-as-you-go plan, my balance has dropped to just 60 pence, so they won’t be able to take any more money unless O2 intervenes.MobsfunO210 yearsI've noticed that cash is still being deducted from my mobile account, despite their assurance that I had cancelled my subscription. It's quite frustrating!10 yearsBeware of this fraudulent call! They've obtained your number and are now billing you £4.45 every week for absolutely no reason. If you want to put a stop to it, just text "STOP" to 65001.10 yearsI've received messages claiming I’ve signed up for a competition quiz, but I haven’t done anything of the sort! They've managed to take £4.50 from me four times now-total scam artists! It's baffling how they can get away with this. Luckily, my mobile provider has stepped in and blocked these types of calls.10 yearsI honestly believed I was entering a competition to snag a year's worth of Netflix - what a letdown! Imagine my surprise when a charge of £4.50 suddenly appeared on my Vodafone bill, even though I had hastily opted out right after. A quick search on mobsfun and perusing the fine print revealed that they've somehow managed to sidestep my rights to cancel within 14 days. Absolutely shocking and nothing short of a scam!NetflixVodafone10 yearsI find myself in a similar predicament as many others; I never registered for this service yet somehow ended up with a charge of £4.50. Could anyone advise me on how to put an end to this?10 yearsI've been receiving messages from this number (mobsfun) for the past four months, and despite my best efforts to ignore them, I finally noticed the fine print indicating a charge of £4.50 per week. I reached out to O2 for assistance, but they’ve washed their hands of the matter, claiming it’s not their issue. To make matters worse, my bills have skyrocketed over these months, and I rarely monitor my usage since I typically stay within limits. I can’t comprehend how I could possibly recover these charges since I didn’t sign up for anything in the first place. Eventually, I did send a text saying STOP, but it’s incredibly frustrating to think these companies prey on busy individuals. What’s even more annoying is O2’s apparent lack of action-they told me they’d fill in a form and contact me within five days, but I haven’t heard a peep since. It’s all so maddening… - SusanSTOPSusan10 yearsI’ve had the same problem as many others; it turns out they’re billing me weekly. O2 suggested that I text STOP to 65001. I did as instructed and received a confirmation message in reply. They also provided me with a number to call regarding refunds, but it’s just an automated service-no real person to talk to. Quite frustrating!11 yearsIf I were in your shoes, I’d definitely consider displaying your mobile number. You’d likely receive a lot more engagement with it out in the open!11 yearsThese crooks are the worst! They’re draining nearly a fiver from you each week for absolutely zilch! Take heed - steer clear of any calls from this number. You won’t be able to get through to them either; it’s all automated responses with no chance for a real conversation. Seriously, keep your wits about you and look after your hard-earned cash!11 yearsI’ve just had a gander at my O2 statement, and lo and behold, there are three separate charges of £3.75 from this number. I had a bit of a natter with O2’s online chat, and the lady advised me to drop a text saying 'cancel' to put an end to it, although she warned I might still see further charges. Apparently, it’s linked to Interactzmedia at 02036300340, and she suggested I give them a bell to try and reclaim my funds. However, after perusing some other comments, it seems like that might not be as straightforward as hoped!Interactzmedia11 yearsI'm utterly baffled as to how I became entangled in this situation. They're billing me £4.50 each week without fail! If anyone has a clue on how to extricate myself from this, I'd be incredibly grateful. I've tried sending "STOP" via text, but that hasn't done a thing.11 yearsI attempted to text "STOP" to 65001, but it seems they haven't accepted any of my requests. This needs to cease this very moment! I'm not about to fork out my hard-earned cash to some dodgy outfit trying to pull a fast one.11 yearsI haven't subscribed to any services linked to this number, yet I'm being billed £4.50 each month. I was advised to send a text to a specific number with the word ‘stop’, but it seems there was an issue with the text input as it became jumbled. I’m not interested in this service whatsoever, and I would greatly appreciate your help in halting any further texts or calls. My name is Janette Fiendley, I'm a customer with O2, and my number is 07565240403. Please do your utmost to resolve this, as I am a pensioner and cannot afford these charges. The only calls I receive are from my husband and three sons; I have no interest in unsolicited communications. I look forward to your prompt assistance. Many thanks and warm regards.Janette Fiendley11 yearsI'm constantly receiving messages from this number, and I've noticed that I'm being billed for them too.11 yearsI've noticed an unexpected addition of £18.75 to my latest bill. To clarify, I haven't agreed to anything, nor did I express any desire to authorise these charges. My mobile provider, O2, provided me with the number in question. I responded with a “STOP” message to that number, yet I've heard nothing back. Quite frustrated by the lack of communication!O211 yearsI've noticed an inexplicable charge of £3.75 appearing on my bank statement every Saturday from these individuals. Quite baffling, really! I tried calling them to sort it out, but alas, they were shut for the day. I suppose I'll have to drop them an email using the contact details provided by EE. Fingers crossed I'll get to the bottom of this!EE11 yearsI keep getting charged by this number, and I certainly didn’t subscribe on purpose.11 yearsI've noticed multiple messages being sent to my wife's phone from the number 65001, each incurring a charge of £4.50. Quite concerning, really!11 yearsI received a text from the number 65001 claiming that I'm still in the running for a gift card and inviting me to click a link to participate in some game. It read: "http://play.mobsfun.com/lpx/trivia?o=GB-en&m=my mobile no. Winners will be contacted directly." 02036300340 To make matters worse, this message set me back £4.50, and I've shelled out £25 over the past month on similar messages. I'm at my wit's end and really want to put an end to these sorts of texts. Any suggestions on how to stop them?11 yearsI noticed my latest phone bill has shot up significantly compared to usual, and my provider claims that I'm getting messages from this number. I'm absolutely certain I didn’t subscribe to anything of the sort, and I’d really like it to cease immediately.11 yearsI noticed an extra £40 charge on my bill which I certainly didn’t agree to; I’ve never signed up for any quiz!11 yearsI’ve been charged weekly for a service that I never signed up for. This is definitely a scam.11 yearsI've been slapped with a charge of £4.50 every week for a game or quiz that I've never even signed up for! I attempted to call the number provided, as Virgin suggested, only to find it’s been disconnected. Quite the nuisance!Virgin11 yearsI've noticed that £9.50 has been deducted from my pay-as-you-go mobile account, and despite my attempts to get in touch with customer service, I've not had much luck. I'll definitely investigate this matter further.11 yearsHow can one remove themselves from this number? I've gone ahead and cancelled my subscription.11 yearsI was caught off guard with a £4.50 charge that I wasn’t made aware of beforehand. I promptly cancelled within a minute, yet I still ended up being billed. This is nothing short of a scam!11 yearsI've encountered a similar issue myself. They took £4.50 from me without providing anything in return. What's the best way to prevent this from happening again?11 yearsI was roped into a quiz that ended up costing me £4.50. They didn’t mention anything about signing up before I got hit with the charge!11 yearsI've just discovered that this number is already billing me £4.50 for a quiz I never even signed up for! 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