02039662155
TimeLine☎️ 02039662155 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203966 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442039662155+44 20 3966 2155020 3966 2155+44-20-3966-2155
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039662155
- Mother scammed, bank stopped paymentsApr
2020Maureen needs help with unauthorized transactionsJan
2020Misleading advertising for Luniesse face creamDec
2019Clicked on biased advertising, regretted itDec
2019Warning: Avoid, scam, difficult communicationDec
2019User scammed by skincare companyNov
2019Scammed, avoid this companyNov
2019Scam with false contact informationNov
2019Warning about scam phone numberNov
2019Warning of unethical company practicesNov
2019Refund obtained under consumer actNov
2019Fallen for fraud, taking actionNov
2019Warning of potential scam callNov
2019Comment claims something is a scamNov
2019Beware of fraudulent scam billingNov
2019Number and face cream scam, bootsNov
2019Not enough information givenNov
2019Difficulty cancelling order and reportingOct
2019Fell for internet scam, cancelled cardOct
2019Scam involving Luniesse skin productOct
2019Warning: free trial scam, avoidOct
2019Problems with product delivery and chargesOct
2019Report scams to protect othersSep
2019Cancellation of debit card scamgetLocationSep
2019Take action with your bankSep
2019Hidden terms, reveal post-purchase, resistSep
2019Watch out for skincare scamSep
2019Luniesse skin products are fraudulentSep
2019Luniesse skin cream is a scamSep
2019Beware, scam regarding luniesse creamSep
2019Scam alert for Luminesse creamsSep
2019Cancel card if paying unsafeAug
2019Free trial scam, difficulty cancelingAug
2019Company's free trial face cream scamAug
2019Scam for face cream subscriptionAug
2019Received multiple unwanted callsSep
2018Free lines for Euromillions lotteryAug
2018Number Of Searches: 345 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 20 August 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Balnabruich(Highland), Capstone(Kent), Lower Hartshay(Derbyshire) and Murton(Cumbria).
02039662155 has 31 comments of which 28 x negative and 3 x neutral
02039662155 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039662155 👆 is reported as a fraudulent operation linked to a skincare product promoted via misleading online adverts claiming free trials. Victims are lured into paying postage fees, only to be charged substantial monthly fees after a delayed product delivery that intentionally arrives past the trial cancellation window. Attempts to cancel subscriptions or obtain refunds are typically ignored, with customer service unresponsive and communication channels often bouncing emails or directing calls overseas. Multiple users have had to cancel bank cards to prevent ongoing unauthorised payments, and banks have been instrumental in blocking further charges. This company employs different billing names and obfuscates details to evade accountability. Consumers are strongly advised to avoid engagement, monitor bank statements closely, and report incidents to relevant authorities to prevent financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02039662155
6 yearsMy mum got caught out by a scam too. Luckily, the bank caught on and blocked the transactions since they suspected the company wasn’t legit. They sent the parcel back unopened to an address that was almost certainly fake.7 yearsMaureen I’m at a loss here, they keep withdrawing money from my account and I have no clue how to make it stop. Can someone please advise me what to do?Maureen7 yearsI was quite gullible to trust Facebook and online ads about the Luniesse face cream. They even say they won on Dragon’s Den, which makes you assume it’s a legit UK company. I’ve gotta say, I agree with other reviews here - the phone number never picks up. When you try to send back the cream and serum, they just tell you that you agreed to their T&Cs and that after 14 days the trial turns into a full payment. Proper dodgy if you ask me!FacebookDragon7 yearsAvoid dealing with these folks at all costs, it’s a total scam. They kept taking money from my account until I cancelled my credit card altogether. It ended up costing me around £120. They never pick up the phone and ignore any messages you send once they have your info. Honestly, they should be shut down. Just a warning, best to stay well away from them.7 yearsI ordered some face cream and serum samples and paid around £10. But before the samples even showed up, just under two weeks later, over £100 got taken from my bank account! I ended up losing more than £120 in total. I had to call my bank straight away and they had to issue me a new debit card. Honestly, I’m so angry that these scammers seem to get off with stealing like this. From now on, I won’t be ordering any free samples at all. The number they called from was 0203 9662155.7 yearsThis company totally ripped me off as well. Honestly, I wouldn’t go near them for anything!7 yearsI’ve been dealing with 02039662155 about some Luniesse skin cream I ordered. Tried emailing them but my messages just bounced back. Phone calls were weird, sometimes it said the number wasn’t recognised. Managed to get through today but they refused to give me an address or RMA number, just said a new order was already on its way. When I asked where I was calling from, they said the Philippines! Feels like a total con. I've had to cancel my debit card and report everything to the police, Citizens Advice, and my bank. Honestly, I feel totally mugged off. BE WARNED! 😡PhilippinesCitizens Advice7 yearsHey everyone, I posted yesterday about this and after checking with my credit card provider who initially said no refund, I did some googling and found out the consumer credit act actually covers me. So I rang them back and they agreed to give me my money back and have also blocked those scammers. Had to get a replacement card though, which is a hassle, but at least it's sorted now. Wishing you all the best - there are some really dodgy people out there!7 yearsGot a call from these lot, numbers 02039665515 and 02039665636, said they were from the bank for BLMBTYHELP or Renuskincs or sumthin like that. Felt like a proper scam to me. If you get a call from them, dont hesitate to give them a piece of your mind!BLMBTYHELP7 yearsI've just fallen victim to the same scam. Feeling pretty stupid about it. I rang my bank who’ve now blocked my card and are sending me a replacement to prevent any more dodgy charges. It’d be great if the media could shine a light on this terrible outfit to warn other people. I even bothered to send a letter to their main office but I’m not holding my breath for a response.7 yearsLike others have mentioned, this is definitely a complete rip-off.7 years02039662155 is a complete scam, just like others have mentioned. They send the product only after the 14-day trial is over, and meanwhile they've already taken £59.99 from your account. On my card statement, I saw a charge of £4.91 for shipping, then on the same day another charge, £4.93, but under a different company name. Then, two weeks later, they took the £59.99. Watch out for this sneaky tactic and make sure you keep an eye on your bank statements carefully!7 yearsdont fall for the scam from this number about luniesse face cream, its a waste of your cash. better off spending your money at boots instead.7 yearsMy experience matches everything others have said here. Within 30 minutes of being tricked into signing up for the ‘sample’, I tried to cancel it, feeling really daft and worried about what might happen next, even though I’ve since cancelled my debit card. I also attempted to report it to Action Fraud, but nothing came of it. I’ve emailed and called to get the cancellation sorted, but they refuse, claiming I’m too late - even though I contacted them just half an hour after placing the order and phoned the following day.Action Fraud7 yearsI honestly can't believe I got caught out by this online scam. After digging into it a bit more, I ended up calling to cancel my credit card. They said a postage fee for Luniesse serum had already been charged, and if there are any problems when the item shows up, I should get back in touch with my bank.7 yearsI signed up for a free trial of Luniesse Skin, just paid the shipping of £4.91. Took over two weeks - 16 days - to actually get the product. Inside was a leaflet saying I had to complain within 14 days to avoid being charged £58.90 monthly. Tried ringing them but just got an answerphone with an email that kept bouncing back. My bank was really good and helped me sort it out. They said cancelling my card wouldn’t stop the direct debits if it’s a continuous payment. Took all the right steps to block this company from charging me again. What a proper scam!7 yearsLike many others have mentioned, the product only appeared well after their '14 day free trial' had ended. The terms and conditions only show up with the product, meaning it’s too late to back out and they’ve already taken the money. Tried contacting their ‘customer service’ but no one answers, and emails to two separate addresses just go ignored. I’ve contacted my credit card provider to stop any more charges, but I’m already down £124.63. Planning to report this to Action Fraud in the hope they get shut down!Action Fraud7 yearsGot a call from 020 3966 2155 claiming to offer face cream, but thankfully I caught on quick enough. Those lot were clearly trying to rip me off. I’ve since gone and cancelled my debit card just to be safe. What a nightmare!7 yearsPeople often don’t realise these dodgy payments are done through something called a ‘continuous payment authority.’ If you want to stop them, you’ve got to ring your bank right away. Don’t listen to the rubbish advice from places like luniesse that say not to contact your bank. Once you ask your bank to block the payments, they have to comply. Don’t let wrong info from some cashier put you off either.7 yearsHonestly, it’s a complete rip off. They only show the fine print after your order turns up, but by then the 14-day cancellation window has passed and they’ve already charged you £59.99. Good luck trying to speak to ‘customer support’ - they just tell you it’s too late and you need to contact your bank to block any more payments. Total scam.7 yearsavoide luniesse skin cream and liniesse serum ads online offering free samples. they take your bank info and start charging £54.80 and £59.00 for stuff you didnt order. dont trust these luniesse "free sample" promos or youll find yourself out of money quick!7 yearsI tried getting free samples of luniesse skin cream and serum, but it turned out to be a rip off. They hit me with delivery fees of £4.93 and £4.91 for these “free” samples, then suddenly want £54.80 and £59.00 for more products later on. Thankfully my bank stopped the payment going through, so I cancelled everything and switched my debit card. Don’t fall for luniesse skin products’ so-called freebies unless you want to lose money!7 yearsI got some samples of this Luniesse skin cream and honestly, it’s a complete rip off. I cancelled my order before buying anything else, but they still took £54.80 from my bank. Really annoying! Just look out and don't get caught up in this nonsense.7 yearsBeware of the number 02039662155 - they’re scammers pushing some Luniesse skin cream. I spotted an unauthorised charge of £59.99 on my account, which I never agreed to. I’ve spoken to my bank, but now I’ve got to wait up to 15 working days to challenge the transaction and hopefully reclaim my money. Tried ringing them and emailing with no response. It’s definitely a con. As a safety measure, I’ve blocked my debit card now. Feeling stupid for getting caught out like this.7 yearsThat 02039662155 number is a complete rip off, they keep pushing Luminesse skin products that just dont work. Avoid at all costs!7 yearsIf you ever gave out your debit or credit card details, make sure you cancel the card straight away.7 yearsLike many have mentioned, this is definitely a scam. They get you to cover the postage for a "free trial" and then sneakily try to charge you £59.99. Tried calling their number to cancel, but no luck getting through at all.7 yearsThis is a complete rip off. They say you get a 14-day free trial for their face cream, but the product only shows up after those 14 days are over. Then they hit you with a £59.99 charge and refuse to give your money back! Their excuse is that you didn’t inform them within the trial time that you didn’t want it. Such a dodgy scam if you ask me. Avoid at all costs!7 yearsthey offer a "free" face cream sample but once it arrives, they start charging you £59.99 every month after two weeks. they give this number to call if you want to cancel but it's never connected when you try. total scam!8 yearsThis number rang my phone like 13 times all in one day, really annoying!8 yearsGot a call claiming I’d won 5 free lines on the EuroMillions lottery. Sounded a bit fishy to me.Submit Your Own Report (020 3966 2155)
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