02076335073
☎️ 02076335073 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207633 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02076335073
- Overcharged for undelivered SMS multiple timesDec
2022Unauthorized charge for unknown serviceNov
2022Warning about text reading scamAug
2022SMS charged $8.70 unfairlyJul
2022Invalid input provided. Please try againJul
2022Contact number provided without contextApr
2022Contact information for mGage shortcodeApr
2021Accusation of scam from companyNov
2020Report mGage to Phone-paid servicesMay
2020Unexpected third-party charges investigatedJan
2019Stop unwanted messages from numberJan
2019Shocked by huge O2 billJul
2018Unclear charges after blocking serviceJul
2018Unauthorized subscription scam user experienceMay
2018Unexpected subscription text receivedMar
2018User frustrated by unexpected recurring chargesSep
2017£4.50 charge for unknown numberJul
2017Unsure about unknown scamming companyJun
2017Unauthorized charge; company blocking stopJun
2017Unauthorized charges, suspicious phone callsMay
2017Overcharged for premium numbers, filed complaintMar
2017Alert about potential hacking scamFeb
2017Charged unfairly for text notificationFeb
2017Angry over premium rate scamFeb
2017Reported fraudulent number, unexpected chargesJan
2017Seeking refund for scam moneyJan
2017Charged for unknown numbers, seeking refundsDec
2016Unauthorized charge of £193. No responseNov
2016Warning: potential scam detectedNov
2016Negative opinion about Applicateka executivesNov
2016Charged for premium text, seeking refundNov
2016Accusations against companies and regulatorsNov
2016Unsubscribest scam from ViralFlickUKNov
2016Unexpected bill from message senderOct
2016Frustrated O2 user charged erroneouslyOct
2016Charge issue, no customer supportOct
2016Unresponsive service, unjust charges. FrustratingOct
2016Caution advised regarding this companySep
2016Insulting comment toward grammar lessonSep
2016Plural does not need apostropheSep
2016Problem with unauthorized charges resolvedSep
2016Scammed for £4.50, frustrating experienceSep
2016Received scam text, got money backSep
2016Unwanted charges: address and preventAug
2016Subscription cancellation confirmation ignored, scamJul
2016Fell for scam, canceled transactionJul
2016Stopping unwanted phone calls in UKJun
2016Reporting phone fraud to get refundJun
2016Frustrated with phone contract issuesMay
2016Frustration with lack of responseMay
2016Beware of mouse hover pop-upsApr
2016Unethical billing, report to authoritiesMar
2016Warning about fraudulent marketing companyMar
2016Unauthorized charges from applicateka £22.50Feb
2016Scammed by phone number 02076335073Feb
2016Warning about potential internet scamFeb
2016Desire for revenge against unsolicited messagesFeb
2016Frustrated with unhelpful customer serviceFeb
2016Stop scam charges, contact these numbersFeb
2016Asking for refund from scammersFeb
2016Angry about fraudulent phone chargesFeb
2016Notification to avoid premium chargeFeb
2016Unauthorized charge on contract accountFeb
2016Reported scam phone charge attacksFeb
2016Reporting scam text message companyFeb
2016Phone calls not returned, potential scamJan
2016Warning: possible scam, money takenJan
2016Received fraudulent text, charged moneyJan
2016Questioning phone company refunds and accountabilityJan
2016Casual greeting with elongation accompanimentJan
2016Unauthorized subscription, reported and unsubscribedJan
2016Assumed number is safeJan
2016Unauthorized subscription charged, contacting authoritiesJan
2016Warning about potential money scamJan
2016Unauthorized charges, seeking resolution from VirginJan
2016Unexpected charge from applicatekaJan
2016Unauthorized charges for unknown appJan
2016Unwanted subscription, beware of scamJan
2016Warning about scam, changing numberJan
2016User had unexpected text messageJan
2016Scam text, unauthorized subscription billingJan
2016Billed for unauthorized app charges. ReportedJan
2016Trickier game with money elementDec
2015Number Of Searches: 1815 Number Of Comments: 77 First Seen: 18 December 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bretton(Flintshire), Chapel Fields(West Midlands) and Lower Loxhore(Devon).
02076335073 has 77 comments of which 23 x neutral and 52 x negative and 2 x positive
02076335073 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02076335073 👆 is reported as a persistent source of unsolicited premium text messages and charges, often £4.50 weekly, linked primarily to companies like mGage and Applicateka. Many users claim they have been billed without subscribing, experiencing difficulty stopping the service despite attempts to text "STOP" or contact providers. Complaints highlight inadequate support from network operators who may block numbers only after customer insistence. The situation is widely described as a scam exploiting gaps in mobile billing safeguards, with calls for regulatory intervention from bodies such as Phone-paid Services Authority and Ofcom. Victims are advised to lodge formal complaints, request refunds through provider dispute procedures, register with TPS to reduce unwanted messages, and consider changing their number if harassment persists.
Reports on phone number 02076335073
4 yearsI've been billed four times for a text message that never showed up, £1.25 each time.4 years02076335073 just took 15p from my account, no idea why? mGage Ref 80876 whats going on here? This needs to end and they should get banned, feels like they’re raking in loads of cash from this!4 yearsThey were askin for cash just to read the message, total scam and rip off, watch out!4 yearsGot the same message sent to me six times, and they charged me £1.45 for each text. Ridiculous!5 yearsGot a call from 0207 6335 073, looks like it’s from mGage, something about shared shortcodes. Ref number they mentioned was 80876. Anyone else get calls from this number? Pretty sure it’s not someone I know.6 yearsGot billed by this number, absolute rip-off!6 yearsThe company behind it is mGage, they do telemarketing and are overseen by "Phone Paid Services". You can get in touch with them at [#]psauthority[###][###]/. Anyone who’s been scammed should report it there, hopefully, they’ll shut down those dodgy people. Also, you can sign up at [#][#]tpsonline[###][###]/ to block annoying calls.Phone Paid Services8 yearsAs a user of EE mobile, I've always been pleased with my predictable monthly charges. However, I was taken aback when I recently checked my account and noticed some unexpected fees. After reaching out to EE for clarification, I was informed that these costs stem from a third-party number, specifically 80876 and the contact at 02076335073. To put it mildly, I am utterly baffled as to who these individuals might be or how they even acquired my phone number. What's more, EE has stated they are unable to assist me with the issue! It strikes me as completely unfair to be billed for something I didn’t authorise, so I’m planning to escalate this matter further and explore other avenues for resolution.EE8 yearsI'm really at my wit's end with this particular phone number that keeps bombarding me with messages. How do I go about putting an end to it?8 yearsJust got a proper surprise with my latest o2 bill, the guy I spoke to was helpful though, apart from him saying they’d refund the costs of these calls, not sure how this even happened, I never pick up or reply to messages from unknown numbers and don’t give my number out online. Somehow they’ve managed to get my info. Told o2 to change my number right away and they did without any fuss. These scammers really need to be put to an end.8 yearsIs it really fair for me to be charged £3.75 for something I haven't received or even asked for, especially since I've already put a stop to it through the O2 store?8 yearsI've just had a rather unwelcome surprise from Jamster, thanking me for subscribing to their service. To my dismay, they've taken £3.75 from my account and mentioned I’ll be hit with a weekly fee of £4.50 unless I opt out. I reached out to O2, and they told me that I inadvertently signed up just by visiting a certain webpage that popped up, despite my pop-up blocker being active. They also mentioned that blocking these third-party charges isn't something they can do. I've sent a 'stop' text to Jamster, but I’m really anxious about getting bombarded with more “offers” from their long list of numbers. Is there any viable way to prevent this from happening, without having to go so far as to cancel my O2 account?Jamster9 yearsI received a rather peculiar text from a number linked to GoGameHub (60138), claiming there’s a weekly charge of £4.50. It’s baffling, as I’ve never signed up for anything like that!GoGameHub9 yearsMgage charged me £5 today and it seems like they’ll keep on doing it each month. I’m gonna ring EE first thing to try and sort it out. It’s crazy that phone companies can’t just cancel this straight away. Honestly, whoever’s behind this mess deserves a really bad fate.MgageEE9 yearsI’ve received a charge of £4.50 for this number, and I haven’t a clue who it belongs to. It claims to be linked to a television programme.9 yearsI've been hit with a bill of £450 for a company I've never had any business with. I tried texting 'stop', but it seems they're using a different number entirely!9 yearsThis is a scam, keeps calling non stop, no clue who they are at all.9 yearsGot charged £1.25 two times for just 25 seconds. They rang but stayed silent, so I've blocked the number.10 yearsGot hit with a £41 bill for premium numbers I never signed up for. I phoned Vodafone to sort it out. At first, they said there was nothing they could do but when I asked to see their official complaints process, they changed their tune and gave me a full refund. If they don’t budge, make sure you ask for their complaints procedure - they’re legally required to have one. If they still don’t help, get in touch with Ofcom, they usually step in. I’ve also put a block on any similar charges happening again.VodafoneOfcom10 yearsI reckon this is a scam run by someone who’s good at hacking, cause I’ve been charged multiple times which adds up to close to £200! If you get texts from them, ring your network provider straight away and ask for a refund or think about switching to a different company. I’ve asked three times to block calls from numbers like these but nothing’s been done so far.10 yearsThese con artists charged me £5 just for a push notification text. I've never agreed to any of it. Had a word with the provider and got all premium rates blocked. Shouldn't this be sorted out on its own anyway!? Properly P****d off!10 yearsFuming - I was slapped with a £5 fee by these cheeky gits for a simple text alert.Fuming10 yearsI received a bill from EE for £50, and when I inquired about it, they informed me that I had received a message from this particular number. It's definitely a scam; I have no idea how they managed to obtain my phone number.EE10 yearsThese muppets scammed me out of dosh. I’ve contacted 3 different times but still no luck. I’m not giving up, I’ll keep bothering 3 until they sort it and give me back my cash. There’s another number linked to it, 03333137900. They seem aware of the scam and tell you to press buttons to try and get a refund. I wouldn’t trust it though, reckon they'd just nick even more money.10 yearsThese two numbers 020763335073 and 03333137900 have charged me £15 and £30 respectively. I contacted O2 who gave me these numbers but refused any refunds. Apparently I need to track down addresses and ask for my money back myself, but both have denied me. Who should I turn to now? I’m really hoping O2 will block these numbers soon. It feels like they’re working for the scammers and don’t care about loyal customers like me. I pay O2 regularly and yet they didn’t even question why my usual £17 bill suddenly shot up to over £76 (VAT included)!10 yearsThese lot have gone and taken £193 from my account, and now they’re not picking up any calls or replying to emails at all.10 yearsComplete rip-off!10 yearsApplicateka These awful scammy rats really deserve some serious smackin. Here’s the address for nrs-group who own Applicateka. Just ring them up and tell’em what you think as much as you want. NRS-GROUP Ireland 22 Northumberland Road Desk 3H Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 - Ireland +353 64 207 0190 Email: [email protected]ApplicatekaNRSGroupIrelandNorthumberland RoadDeskBallsbridgeDublin10 yearsHad a look at my statement and noticed a £5 fee for a premium text coming from this number! Virgin weren’t really bothered about giving me my money back, but told me to text STOP to 65017 - fingers crossed it actually helps.Virgin10 years02076335073 absolute scammer from 'mGage' - some bloke called Martin Bolsover. I never signed up for their fake FlickVid ViralFlick rubbish. Outta nowhere this crap pops up on my phone. FreeMsg: Thanks for joining ViralFlickUK for £4.50 each week. What the hell? When you search for ViralFlickUK, there’s no company, brand, or anything like that. So if the service doesn’t exist, who’s mGage charging then??? Total con!Martin BolsoverFreeMsgViralFlickUK10 yearsI was quite taken aback when I received a bill for £150 this month. Apparently, O2 informed me that the entity associated with this number has been bombarding me with texts from various five-digit codes. It’s utterly ridiculous!O210 yearsI'm using O2 and just got a proper annoying text saying I'm being charged £4.50 for absolutely nothing!! Honestly, I just need to let off some steam cos the muppets on 020 7633 5055 aren't answering the phone at all. Been having a rubbish few days already, and this just made me lose it. Grrr!!!10 yearsI’ve just noticed they’ve taken £1.75 from my account, and now I’m left with no choice but to cancel. It’s infuriating, though, as they don’t pick up or even return my calls. What a hassle!10 yearsI’ve been hit with a £1.75 charge from these chaps, and now I’m left with no choice but to cancel my subscription. The frustration is growing, as they don’t seem to pick up the phone or get back to me. What a shambles!10 yearsExercise caution with this particular firm.10 yearsIs that seriously all you’ve got, grammar classes? Pathetic sod.10 yearsGot a message like this today and they took £4.50 straight from me. Called up 3 a few times and after a bit of hassle, got my cash back. Honestly don’t get why these phone companies don’t crack down harder on this kinda thing. If lots of folks are getting refunds, it’s gotta be costing them loads. Plus, letting these dodgy lot carry on is likely why our phone bills are so expensive in the first place.10 yearsGot a text like this today and they ended up charging me £4.50. Rang Three a few times and finally managed to get a refund. I don’t get why the phone companies don’t do more to tackle this since it must be really expensive for them if loads of people keep asking for their money back. Plus, by letting these scumbags carry on, it’s probably why our call costs are sky high.10 yearsGot a message like this earlier today, and they ended up charging me £4.50. I rang up Three and after a bit of a hassle, they gave me a refund. I really don't get why mobile companies don't put a stop to this sort of thing, cos if loads of people are getting their money back, it must be costing them loads. Letting these nasty folks carry on probably explains why our phone bills are so expensive.10 yearsTheyre texts. You dont form the plural by chucking an apostrophe in (even tho heaps of people do it wrong).10 yearsThey took £29 from my account, so I ringed up EE and they can block that number at once. Apparently, most times they don’t even know about it till customers notice, which makes sense since a lot of us don’t get paper bills anymore and it can go unnoticed. EE mentioned loads of these “competition” style firms do this kind of sneaky subscribing, and they said ITV is one of them too. Definitely a lesson learnt for me!EEITV10 yearsThis just happened to me a few days ago. I’d already messaged them to cancel the service and got a message back saying it was done. Then I got a call from a woman named Agata who claimed I signed up at 6:15 in the evening. My phone was actually off then, so I know it’s not true. I asked them for proof but they couldn’t show me anything. Proper scam, and the network won’t lift a finger to help.Agata10 yearsThese bloody scammers managed to con me out of cash. Called up T Mobile and asked them to put a block on the number. They did it straight away once I told them it was linked to fraud.T - Mobile10 years02076335073 any idea how to block these annoyin people???10 yearsI’ve tried calling them 4 times in as many days, leaving messages each time (020 7633 5073), but not a single call back. Absolutely ridiculous service. How is it that Ofcom allows this sort of thing to go on in the UK!?UK10 yearswhen you're online, be careful if something shows up just by hovering your mouse over an ad, you shouldn't need to click on it because sometimes it opens itself and that can end up costing money from whatever account you got running then. Just keep your eyes open and stay sharp about that. as for the call, i'd say that number sounds like its from London?London11 yearsThey've been taking £4.50 every week for 2 months and I had no clue. Got some dodgy texts about a bill which I just deleted, didn’t pay much attention. Only noticed when I looked closely at my statement. Proper scammers, should definitely be reported to trading standards!! WATCH OUT!!!11 years0207 633 5073 and 01772477736 are both scammers! They operate under the name M.GAGE. They’re a sales and marketing firm that boost their profits by sending unsolicited texts and calls that end up on your phone bill with no way to opt out. They’re proper con artists. You can try calling them to get removed from their list, but if they refuse, report them to trading standards and the watchdog!M. GAGE11 yearsApplicateka kept texting me. Whenever I tried to reply with STOP, it just wouldnt go through and now I got charged £22.50. I also tried ringing them but only got the answering machine on 02076335055.Applicateka11 yearsI checked my phone bill and realised this number scammed us! Tried sorting it out with three different phone companies but it was all pointless. The number was 02076335073.11 years85450 racked up more than £100 from me, so dodgy!11 yearsIf anyone manages to track down an address for these pricks, there'll be a reward. Bloody cheeky sods sending out premium texts we never signed up for. Just spoke to 02 and they might as well have said 'sort it yourself', so that's exactly what I'm gonna do.11 yearsI'm still getting scammed even after telling Three about it a few times. They say they know nothing about the company but keep paying them from my account. It’s so frustrating trying to get through to Three, they’re absolutely useless. Makes me wonder what their IQ is sometimes.11 yearsHow do u even get your money back from these fraudsters?11 yearsGot ripped off for £36 in just 2 months!! Absolutely shameful, our phone providers should be doing more to protect people with some kinda security that actually spots & blocks scammers. But nah, no one seems to give a toss, do they? Total joke!!!11 yearsI never signed up for anything but got a text telling me to reply stop to 64055 to cancel, which is a premium number. Now I’ve gotta ring my operator and hope they don’t take any money from my account.11 yearsThey charged me £386 on my contract without me even knowing, so I ended up arguing with them and EE to get it sorted. Absolutely no chance I’m paying that.EE11 yearsI got hit with the same £4.50 charge from scammer too. Honestly, you should report it to Phone Pay Plus, they’re meant to oversee legit businesses like this Net Real Solutions lot, who are actually running the scam. It’s pretty shocking how poor the protection is from your phone company when stuff like this happens.Phone Pay PlusNet Real Solutions11 yearsThese con artists have just taken £13.50 from me. I called my phone provider to report it as a scam and they contacted the scammers. Afterwards, I got texts from this company nrs-group, one saying something about a refund. When I asked for my money back, they sent me a link they said I should’ve used. Then, when I asked for proof of what content I supposedly used, they went silent. I’m definitely reporting them.11 yearsYeah, it's definitely a scam. I've tried calling them loads of times and they just never reply.11 yearsWARNING! Total scam. They’ll drain cash straight from your phone balance. Stay away!11 yearsGot a random text from scammers out of nowhere. At first, I thought it was a prank so I just ignored it. Turns out they’ve managed to swipe £9.20 from my Three mobile. Tried sorting it with Three, but they’ve been absolutely useless about it.11 yearsHas anyone heard if phone providers are giving any kind of refund for this? How did these people even get my number in the first place? I left a voicemail on the 0207 number and only got a reply a whole 10 days later. They didn’t really help much either.11 yearsHeyyyy!11 yearsScammers! I never signed up with this firm and I quickly replied with Stop.11 yearsBro this number is chill, no issues at all.11 yearsI had something similar happen to me, got a message saying I'd subscribed and then they took £4.50 out of my account. I’m planning to reach out to trading standards about it. Really hope this gets dealt with properly and they end up being closed down.11 yearsIt’s a sneaky trick trying to charge you £4.50. Thankfully, I got in touch with s-mobile. They told me to just text STOP to avoid any charges or them switching my number for no cost (never had any issues with s-mobile, they’re great by the way). So yeah, just send STOP to 64055 if you get this.11 yearsThese muppets nicked £4.50 from me. I rang Virgin and they told me to text STOP ALL to the short code 64055. Got a reply saying I’d been unsubscribed from the service. No idea how they got my number since I don’t download anything dodgy. Virgin did say they’d change my number for free if this doesn’t sort it out.Virgin11 yearsGot a text from applicateka and it ended up costing me £4.50.Applicateka11 yearsWATCH OUT FOR SCAMS Got a text saying I had signed up for a service and charged £4.50 on my phone bill straight away. It also said I'd be billed £4.50 each week. My network, Three, told me to reply STOP ALL to the shortcode in the message. Then I got a confirmation text saying I'd unsubscribed. Will have to wait and see if it sticks. Any advice on getting a refund or going after these scammers legally would be really appreciated.11 yearsHappened to me as well, they said I’d be paying £4.50 each week for some applicateka app I’ve never even installed or seen before. I rang up my network, EE, right away and was told to text STOP. Honestly, it feels like a massive scam when you think about how many folks could have been robbed like this.EE11 yearsThis is definitely a scam, you should contact your network provider and ask them to change your number.11 yearssame here, got a random text even tho I hadn’t used my phone in ages. I don’t usually download apps, just use it for calls, texts and some internet surfing. Tried getting help from 3 but they weren’t much help, also messaged applicateka but no reply yet.Applicateka11 yearsGot a dodgy text from somewhere claiming I signed up for an app I’ve never even heard of. They’ve been taking £4.50 a week from my account! Already told 3 about it and they say they’re checking it out. Watch out, folks!11 yearsGot a message saying I’m being charged £4.50 each week for some app I never even put on my phone. The text said to text 'stop' to 64055 or call 02076335073 to cancel. I’ve reported it to EE and they said it’s definitely a scam.EE11 yearsThis number’s a bit dodgy, it tries to charge you money.Submit Your Own Report (020 7633 5073)
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