02070787698

I've received five calls from this "Health Research" company.

I received a call from this number but unfortunately missed it. Upon investigating, I've discovered it’s associated with unwanted calls. Could you please ensure they don't contact me again? Cheers!

It's a company that specializes in nutritional supplements, and they offer rosehip pomy capsules.

I feel compelled to alert everyone about a trio named Opijni, Tam, and Jeeves. It appears they’re making a concerted effort to extract money from legitimate businesses while slapping negative reviews on them. They offer no credible evidence to back their claims, nor do they disclose their own contact details or address, seemingly placing themselves on some pedestal as self-proclaimed scam hunters. Websites that deal with scam reports and dubious phone numbers seem to be little more than a front for fishing for inquiries without any substantial proof to categorically label a company as fraudulent. It raises the question: are they merely attempting to extract funds from genuine enterprises, or are they on the payroll of rival companies? I urge everyone to remain cautious of these individuals and their ilk, who flood various platforms with disparaging remarks about businesses randomly. We’ve started this campaign to bring their actions to light. What’s more, these three are targeting phone numbers from the US and UK, yet they haven’t a clue about the authenticity of these businesses. How can they possibly know which companies are legitimate or not? It’s perplexing! Additionally, these characters appear to have some rather unsavoury connections with the site moderators, allowing them to label any favourable feedback as ‘scam’, ‘busted’, or ‘suspect’. Tam, Jeeves, and Opijni - be vigilant, everyone! If we uncover more names, you’ll be the first to know…

I recently stumbled across some intriguing details regarding Vitabeing, particularly their contact email, [email protected]. It appears that there’s a company registered under the name Wellness2020, helmed by a Ms. Manjari Vargivane, who is listed as the director. Her professional background claims a focus in sales, and intriguingly, her Google profile suggests she previously resided in London but now calls Bombay her home. The registered office for this company is 75 Courtenay Avenue, Harrow, Middlesex, UK, HA3 6LJ. Moreover, it seems Ms. Vargivane was also involved with another entity called Rawji Impex Limited, which operates out of 8 St. Cuthberts Gardens, Pinner, Middlesex, England, HA5 4JE, offering mail-order services via the internet. Curiously, I discovered a related company-Rawji Exports-located in Mumbai, India, that engages in exporting spices and food products. Their contact number is (91)-(22)-3448769. Additionally, a certain Mr. Salil Patankar, who hails from Mumbai but now resides in London, also plays a prominent role in these businesses, appearing as director or secretary. His Facebook mentions him as the managing director of Vitabeing, and he evidently keeps himself quite occupied, running another firm named ProActive, which is pitched as a tax planning service with an apparent focus on prioritising clients over taxation authorities. He seems to be operating out of Ruislip, Middlesex, where he claims to be involved with the Freemasons and lives by the motto of "nothing ventured, nothing gained." You can reach out to him via landline at 01895 677 865 or his mobile, 07956 479094, at his offices located at either 100 Greystoke Drive, Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 7YW or 97 Drummond Drive, Stanmore, Middlesex HA7 3PH. If anyone has fallen prey to this company, I strongly recommend that you approach Salil directly with your concerns. While he may be initially taken aback, he’s bound to be keenly interested in what you have to share. A glance at his accountant’s website, http://www.proactiveconsultancy.com/, reveals a rather amusing section dedicated to accountant jokes. Oddly enough, I couldn't find a joke that referenced a crooked accountant facilitating a nefarious scheme designed to exploit vulnerable elderly citizens in the UK for their hard-earned cash. What would his professional acquaintances think if they discovered his connections to Vitabeing? One can only speculate on how his role model, Boris Johnson, might respond to the revelations. For further insights on Mr. Patankar, the following links are a useful resource. Bear in mind that this individual is potentially profiting from the misfortunes of your elderly relatives, so don't hesitate to demand a refund or seek compensation! - https://twitter.com/proactivesalil - https://www.facebook.com/Proactivesalil - https://www.facebook.com/salil.patankar.3 Take a look as well at some of the employees' Facebook pages; many of them appear to be situated in Goa: - https://www.facebook.com/BeingVillainPratikk2009 - https://www.facebook.com/freda.amorin (also linked to the Forte Wellness scam) - https://www.facebook.com/ROLLY9651 - https://www.facebook.com/raghu.nayak.313 - https://www.facebook.com/sachin.redkar.75 - https://www.facebook.com/jerry.abraham.568

It's a right nuisance - I've been inundated with calls from a so-called medical firm named Vitabeing. For months, they've persistently tried to get a hold of me, and simply won't accept my refusals. I recently discovered that they managed to extract £185 from my bank account, and I haven't the faintest idea how they achieved that, as I've never shared my details with them. When I mentioned involving the police, they just chuckled as if it was a joke!

Received a call on behalf of TSB, requesting my dad’s bank card information. Let's just say he didn't take kindly to it!

I received a call from someone requesting my banking information to settle a transaction I never made! Naturally, I declined to provide any details, but it was quite worrying, to say the least.

On the 30th of September, I received five calls from the number 02070787698 in the span of just 15 minutes. I always steer clear of answering calls that seem a bit out of the ordinary.

I keep getting calls from this number despite being registered with the Telephone Preference Service. I reached out to the company on the 10th of February, 2014, asking them to stop calling me, yet I received another call the very next day on the 11th! When I tried to call back and inquire, the person on the line wouldn’t disclose their company’s name or address at all. Quite frustrating, to say the least!