02080891183
☎️ 02080891183 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 208089 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080891183
- Refund received for fraudulent chargeMar
2021Fraudulent companies being struck offSep
2019Companies facing strike off liabilitiesSep
2019Helpful for police and FCASep
2019Correction on birthdate for AnitaSep
2019Report fraud, demand refunds persistentlyAug
2019Paid service, difficult to contactAug
2019Misleading sales tactics, refused refundJun
2019User offers office address in SpainJun
2019Company operates in Spain. Interested?Jun
2019Knowledge of company's Spain operationsJun
2019User knows company's location in SpainJun
2019Rude call about washing machine warrantyJun
2019Question authenticity of positive reviewsFeb
2019Phishing scam, blocked, government action neededFeb
2019Scam targeting vulnerable British pensionersFeb
2019Scam call interaction; service inquiryJan
2019Wasting time on scam callersJan
2019Satisfied with cheap, efficient serviceJan
2019Great service and cheaper rates!Jan
2019Legit number, quick service, affordableJan
2019Aggressive refund process, needs investigationJan
2019Warning: Likely sky scam callJan
2019Scam artists took advantage, bewareJan
2019Unauthorized tech support services operatingDec
2018Unauthorized firm targeting UK residentsDec
2018Scam targeted towards UK residentsDec
2018Scam targeting elderly consumers reportedDec
2018Caller claiming to be "Sky"Dec
2018Warning: Scam call about insuranceDec
2018Disgraceful company, avoid at all costsDec
2018Elderly scam involving fake tech supportDec
2018Requested to be removed from telemarketingDec
2018Aggressive calls pretending to be SkyDec
2018Father not a current customerNov
2018Scammers using this phone numberNov
2018Scam call from fake SkyNov
2018Harassment of elderly, must reportOct
2018Acer sells phone details, annoying callsOct
2018Suspicious call offering fake supportOct
2018Father-in-law scammed, stress and MRIOct
2018Unauthorized renewal charge, bank resolvedOct
2018Possible Sky insurance scam phone callSep
2018Caller with persistent sales pitchSep
2018Annoying scam call pretending SkySep
2018Sky TV technical services scamirmedSep
2018Elderly mother scammed by companySep
2018Tech support service scam victimized elderlySep
2018Suspicious call, blocked. Possible scamAug
2018Warning about potential scam websitesAug
2018Caller hung up on answerAug
2018Suspicious call about Sky box maintenanceAug
2018Skeptical of insurance plan offerAug
2018Reported scam call targeting elderlyJul
2018Invoice confusion and unresponsive supportJul
2018Scam claimed mother overpaid to SkyJun
2018Rude interaction with customer serviceJun
2018Illegal call regarding Sky insuranceJun
2018Scammers posing as insurance offersMay
2018No message in commentMay
2018Received silent calls; phone shieldedMay
2018Report scams, politicians need actionMay
2018Sky scam resulting in unauthorized paymentsApr
2018Scam call offering fraudulent supportApr
2018Received scam call about warrantyApr
2018Father scammed by tech support companyApr
2018Scam caller pretending to be legitimateMar
2018Charged scam; refund request deniedMar
2018Scammers targeting elderly victimsMar
2018Scammed, poor service, financial lossMar
2018Scam posing as tech supportMar
2018Reported scam offering false savingsFeb
2018Scammed elderly dad, struggling for refundFeb
2018Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individualsFeb
2018Inappropriate calls to vulnerable individualsFeb
2018Fraud targeting elderly, report companyFeb
2018Frequent unwanted calls from numberFeb
2018Scammers targeting vulnerable elderly individualsFeb
2018Unwanted call, hung up quicklyJan
2018Number Of Searches: 211 Number Of Comments: 75 First Seen: 27 January 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hawkwell(Essex), Mothecombe(Devon) and Weedon Bec(Northamptonshire).
02080891183 has 75 comments of which 39 x neutral and 35 x negative and 1 x positive
02080891183 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080891183 👆 is reported as a scam operation targeting mainly elderly UK residents by posing as representatives of Sky or similar services, offering maintenance or insurance plans for TV and other equipment. The company behind these calls, Tech Support Services and associated firms, is known for aggressive cold calling, misleading contracts, and difficulty in obtaining refunds. They operate from Spain with UK registrations but lack genuine authorisation, appearing on FCA warning lists. Victims often report unauthorised charges and unresponsive customer service. Authorities such as Action Fraud and Companies House have been alerted, and victims are advised to report incidents swiftly. It is strongly recommended to avoid sharing personal or card details and to verify any unsolicited offers independently through official channels.
Reports on phone number 02080891183
6 yearsMy 83 year old dad ended up buying a Lifetime Digital Equipment cover. I got in touch with his bank about it and they actually gave us the money back.Lifetime Digital Equipment7 yearsJust so you know, Tech Support Services along with UK Tech Protect are currently getting struck off at Companies House. When they're removed, any debts or claims against them might just disappear. If these crooks have taken money from you, it's worth ringing Companies House on 0303 1234 500. They can put a hold on the strike off so you might still get something back if you act quickly.Tech Support ServicesUK Tech ProtectCompanies House7 yearsTech Support Services along with UK Tech Protect are currently facing removal from the Companies House register. When they get removed, all their debts and responsibilities disappear too. If these firms have taken money from you under false pretenses, you should get in touch with Companies House at 0303 1234 500. They can hold off the removal process until all unpaid debts are sorted.Tech Support ServicesUK Tech ProtectCompanies House7 yearsThe cops and FCA would find this info pretty handy.Financial Conduct Authority7 yearsJust to clarify, Anita Louise Kimbell’s birthday is actually November 1964.Anita Louise Kimbell7 yearsFirst thing you wanna do is ring Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 - they’re already clued up about these scammers. Then keep banging on at Tech Support Services, asking for your money back. Don’t forget to put 141 before you call to hide your number. They also answer on 02038077151. Doing this will really get on their nerves and waste their time. This firm, TSS, shows up on the FCA’s warning list, is registered in the UK but actually runs from a call centre in Spain, likely Benidorm. They hire English speakers who rip off people in the UK. They also run a bunch of similar companies, and recently three directors quit - Ali Cherif Belalia Taha, Eva Abad Del Cueto and Anita Louise Kimbell. Fun fact, Anita’s from Northampton and was born in 1968. All these companies are tied to Euroiberomed Trading (EIMT), a Spanish firm into travel, property and Aloe Vera.Tech Support ServicesTSSUKBenidormSpainAli Cherif Belalia TahaEva Abad Del CuetoAnita Louise KimbellNorthamptonEuroiberomed TradingEIMTAloe Vera7 yearsI paid upfront for an All Inclusive Service Engineer Call Out to fix or swap any broken gear through Tech Support Services, but now, when I actually need them, they’re practically impossible to reach. It feels like I’ve been duped, and I’m even thinking about taking legal action for fraud since the company clearly isn’t delivering what was promised. Trying to contact them feels like a nightmare. Has anyone got any tips on what I should do next?7 yearsOn 26/06/2018, my mum got a cold call and ended up signing a 4-year Maintenance Support Plan to fix her TV Broadcasting gear, costing her £252. The plan covered the period from 26/06/2018 to 26/06/2022, and she genuinely thought she was speaking to Sky. Then about six months later, she was shocked to get another contract in the post she knew nothing about - this time it was a Lifetime Maintenance Plan starting from 27/12/2018, again for £252. When she asked for her money back, they flat out refused.Sky7 yearsIf you need the address for their office in Spain, I can tell you where it is.Spain7 yearsIf anyone wants to know, I can tell you where this company is based in Spain.Spain7 yearsIf you're curious, I can tell you where this company is active in Spain.Spain7 yearsIf anyone wants to know, I can tell you the location of this company in Spain.Spain7 yearsGot a call again from these lot today, saying my washing machine warranty had expired and I had to renew it through them. Told them my washing machine is only 9 months old, so that’s not right. Asked them nicely to remove my number from their list, but the bloke was really rude and just slammed the phone down on me.8 yearsRe: comment 28/1 - It's pretty obvious that whoever goes on Who Called Me, types in the number and then raves about how legit it is, is just a paid shill trying to cover it up.8 yearsGot a text about a dodgy login attempt on my Wells Fargo account, which is weird cos I’ve never even dealt with Wells Fargo. Definitely some phishing scam going on. I blocked the number straight away. Honestly, when will the authorities step up and crack down on these scammers? They ought to be treated like criminals and face proper charges.WILLIAM RILEYWells Fargo8 yearsBack in March, I signed up with this company and recently got a new dish and box sent out to me. Honestly, their service has been spot on, can't find a single thing wrong with it. Plus, the prices are way better than what I was paying before!8 yearsI switched over to this company back in March, and just recently they replaced my box and dish. Honestly, their service has been spot on, no complaints at all. Plus, their prices are way better than what I was paying before!8 yearsOn the 31st of May, I got a ring from this number and thought I'd check it out online - seemed pretty trustworthy. I filed a claim for a replacement box, and it arrived without any hassle within a couple of days. Honestly, their prices are way lower compared to other places I've seen.8 yearsSimilar experience here. A firm said they were Sky and managed to sell my elderly mum a lifetime system upkeep plan for £252. When I tried sorting a refund and cancellation with different folks there, they were quite hostile. They insisted the refund process had to go through email, which felt dodgy. Honestly, I’m sceptical they’ll follow through with it. I’ve contacted HSBC and plan to claim via credit card protection, but I’m not too optimistic. Really think this company needs a proper look into!SkyHSBC8 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming it was about Sky. Thing is, we've never had Sky and aren’t planning on getting it either. Sounds like a total scammer to me. Best steer clear of these sorts of calls!Sky8 yearsPure scam, I tell you. My 87-year-old father-in-law got a call from Re Sky, and they managed to convince him to fork out £260 for some dodgy insurance. Total rubbish!!!Re Sky8 yearsFCA Warning 21/12/18: Tech Support Services linked to Mr Ali Cherif Belalia Taha. This company isn't regulated or authorised by the FCA but has been approaching people across the UK. From what we know, they seem to be offering regulated services without approval. Their locations include 67 Kent Road South, Duston, Northampton, NN5 4WD; plus addresses at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ and 20-22 Wenlock Road, London, N1 7GU. You can reach them on 02080891183 or 02080891184, or email [email protected] and [email protected]. Their website is www.tss4you.net. Be careful as this firm is not authorised to operate.Technical Assistance ServicesAli Cherif Belalia TahaUKKent Road SouthDustonNorthamptonShelton StreetCovent GardenLondonWenlock Road8 yearsHeads up from FCA on 21/12/18 about Tech Support Services run by Mr Ali Cherif Belalia Taha. This company isn’t regulated by them but seems to be offering tech support in the UK, which actually needs FCA approval. They have several addresses: 67 Kent Road South, Duston, Northampton NN5 4WD; 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ; and 20-22 Wenlock Road, London N1 7GU. They can be reached on 02080891183 or 02080891184, and use emails like [email protected] and [email protected] Their website is something like tss4you. Just be careful as they’re not officially authorised.Technical Assistance ServicesAli Cherif Belalia TahaUKKent Road SouthDustonNorthamptonShelton StreetCovent GardenLondonWC2HWenlock Road8 yearsDont fall for this, its a common scam trying to steal your credit card info by faking as Sky TV and targeting folks in the UK. The outfit behind it now goes by Tech Support Services, operating out of a bleak call centre in Benidorm, Spain, and is linked to a guy named Ali Cherif Belalia Taha. Before that, it was known as UK TV Care Ltd., managed by Anita Louise Kimbell from Kettering, but they got shut down once the FCA stepped in and the press exposed the whole con.UKSky TVTech Support ServicesBenidormSpainAli Cherif Belalia TahaU. K. TV Care Ltd.Anita Louise KimbellKetteringFCA8 yearsSomeone pretending to work for Domestic and General called my 90-year-old mum, who lives alone, offering a cheaper warranty for her Sky box. They claimed they could save her money compared to her current cover. I was aware that she already had insurance through D & G, but thought it was just for kitchen appliances, so I told them I'd check and get back to them. When I looked up the number, it turned out it was a known scam that plenty of others have fallen for. Luckily, I was with mum at the time and could stop those con artists in their tracks and report them.D & G8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Sky today, telling me my sky box insurance was due to expire soon. I told her straight away I wasn’t giving out any details, as it seemed dodgy to me. Then she just ended the call. After seeing what others have said about this number, I’m pretty sure I was right to be suspicious - sounds like they just want to rip you off.Sky8 yearsToday I had a call from some right dodgy lot pretending to be from Sky insurance. They tried that classic trick asking for my card info. Honestly, don't fall for their rubbish chat - it's pure scam, nothing else.Sky8 yearsBack in February, my mother-in-law got called by TSS and they ended up taking £252 from her. When the contract papers showed up, I spotted it was a scam straight away and tried to cancel within the 14-day cooling-off window. The snag was, the cancellation had to be emailed, but since she doesn’t have an email account, I sent it on her behalf. After that, there’s been loads of phone calls and emails, and we only just got a cancellation form signed and sent back. Now they’re claiming we missed the cancellation deadline, even though they only sent the form in September! To make things worse, they’re refusing to communicate with me unless we have a power of attorney, which frankly wouldn’t help anyway. Their legal team is being totally stubborn and unwilling to budge an inch. Honestly, this company is disgusting. Stay well clear of them!!!TSS8 yearsGot two calls from this number earlier today. I rang back and spoke to a nice lady who said I’m not a customer and she’d put me on the do-not-call list. Hopefully that’s true and they stop calling. For now, I’ve just blocked the number. My blocked list is getting mad big these days!8 yearsMy grandma got a call from some lot saying they were with Sky, calling themselves Tech Support Services, and told her they'd replaced Domestic and General. They somehow talked her into giving her bank info. They ended up charging her £252, which her bank is now trying to get back. Definitely a con.SkyTech Support ServicesDomestic and General8 yearsI kept getting calls from this number about something to do with Sky. The voice was English this time, which was different, but honestly, they were pretty pushy. They were trying to convince me they worked in Sky’s technical support or something.Sky8 yearsThey mentioned my dad’s name, who passed away 12 years ago, and told us we might get 50% off our Sky insurance. Thing is, my dad never even had Sky in the first place.Sky8 yearsTotal scammer, what a nightmare!8 yearsSo, a lady called me saying she was Katy from some Tech Services team, asking about the Sky box we supposedly have. I told her we don’t even use Sky, and she immediately said sorry and promised to take us off their calling list. Reading other comments here, I reckon it’s just a trick to check if you’ve got Sky so they can maybe try to scam you. Be careful! I’m glad I checked these reviews first because she spoke with a proper English accent and seemed quite convincing.KatyTech ServicesSky8 yearsFor a year and a half they’ve been ringing my mum non-stop, even though she’s asked them so many times to leave her alone! Today, thankfully, her bank refused a payment of £242 after they tricked her into handing over her card info. When I phoned them, they acted so rude and like they didn’t care at all. Do they have no morals? They’re just scamming vulnerable elderly folks. I’m going to report it to the cops but don’t expect much to happen. Spent over two hours trying to sort things out with her bank - it’s been a nightmare.8 yearsI handed over my phone number to Acer, and guess what? I've been bombarded with calls from these jerks. Somehow, they’re managing to bypass Sky Shield... Honestly, it’s no shock that a sketchy company like Acer would be passing on my contact info.AcerSky Shield8 yearsGot a call from a lady speaking with an Irish lilt, saying she could offer me a discount on tech support for my Sky box.Sky8 yearsThey’ve charged my mum £252 for renewing a 4 year policy without her giving out her card details this time. I reckon they still had her info from before. It’s the same outfit that used to go by TV Spark Ltd - just the same dodgy scam. We’ve blocked her card now and filed a dispute with the bank. The bank have been great, classing it as 'no service delivered' with VISA, so fingers crossed we’ll get the money back.TV Spark LtdVISA8 yearsMy father-in-law got hit with a £252 charge from "Tech Support Services" for some 4-year maintenance plan he never signed up for. It's so frustrating, especially since he's got an MRI coming up in a few days. We really didn’t need this kind of hassle right now.Tech Support Services8 yearsI got a call from someone saying I hadn't made any claims on my Sky insurance for ages, like four years. They told me I could save over £200 a year on my payments for the next four years. Then they asked for my debit card details and all that, which felt dodgy. I hung up straight away. They rang back right away but I ignored it and there was no voicemail. Definitely seems like a scam to me!Sky8 yearsGot a call about some Sky gear, but the moment I told them I wasn’t into it, they just cut me off. sounded like the person had an Asian accent. quite annoying!Sky8 yearsGot a call from 02080891183 claiming to be Sky but it was just bloody annoying. Definitely a scam, so watch out!Sky8 yearsGot a call from 02080891183, and it was the same rubbish as I mentioned on 7 August - some tosser pretending to be from Sky TV’s tech support. When I asked for any proper Sky reference numbers, they couldn’t give me one, so I just ended the call - no swearing even, guess I’m cooling off a bit!Sky TVSky8 yearsSo this company called tech support services charged my elderly mum £252 for some insurance on her really old telly that's probably only worth about £50! Then, out of the blue in July, they took another £252 for a supposed 4-year plan. They said they'd give a refund but we’ve heard nothing since and now they're not picking up calls or replying to emails at all. Proper dodgy!Tech Support Services8 yearsMy elderly mum got hit by this firm calling themselves tech support services. They charged her £252, claiming it was some insurance for her really old telly that’s barely worth £50. Then just this July, they did it again, taking another £252 for a “4 year plan.” They promised to return the money but nothing’s come through and now they’re not picking up calls or replying to emails. Proper scam if you ask me.Tech Support Services8 yearsThe number showed up on my BT call guardian but there was no ID so I’m guessing it was either some kind of scam or a call centre. I’ve just blocked it now.BTCall Guardian8 yearsJust ignore it, it's definitely a scam.8 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they just ended the call straight away.8 yearsGot a call on my landline from this number, with the caller saying she was Laura from some Tech Support Services. She told me we hadn’t set up any £9.99 direct debit for Sky box maintenance, then just cut the call off. Bit fishy if you ask me.Tech Support ServicesLauraSky8 yearssome bloke said he was calling from sky insurance, normally i just tell them to jog on but he seemed quite convincing this time. he claimed they were switching me to a cheaper payment plan since i hadn’t made any claims on my policy. i wouldn’t trust them though, ask for your account details, password and address if you get a call like this. total scam in my opinion.Sky Insurance8 yearsMy mum, who’s quite elderly, got a call earlier today. Luckily, I picked up and gave the caller a proper telling off for bothering her. I made it clear they shouldn’t ring her again. I’m now going to report this to the Police and Action Fraud.MumAction Fraud8 yearsMy father-in-law got a bill for £252 from some 'Tech Support Services' about a maintenance plan. Then out of the blue, Sky sent him a message saying his account was being moved to a different provider, which is totally false. We kept calling that number they gave us, but it's like nobody ever answers - the call just drops every time. John WittsTech Support ServicesSkyJohn Witts8 yearsSomebody rang up saying my 83 year old mum had put too much money into her Sky bill and asked for her bank info. Luckily she realised straight away it was dodgy, but its left her quite rattled.Sky8 yearsI couldn’t believe how impolite the lady was, she actually hung up on me so abruptly! Proper rude!8 yearsSo, I got a call earlier from someone trying to slash the cost of my Sky insurance, just like what others have said. They rattled off all sorts of details about my place, then when it came to paying, I explained I was outside in the garden without my cards on me and asked them to use the details they obviously already had. Then the woman claimed it was against the law for them to keep that info. That's when I told her the entire call was dodgy because I'm on the TPS. Oh, and I should add - I don’t even have Sky TV!SkyTelephone Preference ServiceSky TV8 yearsI got a call earlier asking if I'd be interested in a half price insurance offer for my SKY box. It did sound a bit too good to be true, and I quickly found out why. They wanted to stop my direct debit and instead charge my Mastercard straight away for £249. I said no thanks pretty sharpish. When will the authorities get serious about stopping these con artists? It seemed pretty convincing, and I bet some people have fallen for it and lost cash.8 yearsThey didn't leave any voicemail or message at all.8 yearsI got two calls within like ten minutes, but when I answered no one said a thing, just some weird chuckling. So now I’ve put a block on my phone so they can’t get through anymore.8 yearsHonestly, you should get in touch with the fraud squad at the police, they might actually do something. I keep wondering when our overpaid politicians and government officials will finally put a stop to these annoying scam calls. It feels like all they do is talk and never take real action. If you can, just ditch your landline altogether - nearly every call I get is some sort of spam. I've been shouting about this for ages, but nothing seems to change.8 yearsLast month, I got a call from this number claiming to be Sky. They took £80 from my card, but then my bank phoned me to check if I’d authorised the payment. When I mentioned it was for Sky, the bank warned me it was a scam. Sky had actually taken two payments of £80. My bank ended up cancelling my card, but the payment still went through. What a mess!Sky9 yearsMy partner got a call from this outfit claiming to offer discounted “Sky equipment support.” She handed the phone over to me and when I asked them how much I’m already paying, they couldn’t answer and just hung up. I’m certain it’s a scam. I reckon BT are partly to blame for letting these scoundrels use their lines. It’s BT customers who end up being conned, they really ought to cut off these numbers and set up a better system to stop scammers applying in the first place. The number was 02080891183, came up on 1471. Someone should get the police involved and put these fraudsters and their helpers behind bars.SkyBT9 yearsGot a ring from them earlier today and mentioned we already got a warranty sorted for our Sky Q Box. She then said, “yeah, it needs renewing at £9.99 every month.” I played dumb and said my other half usually handles all the billing stuff, so they should ring back when he’s about. Definitely a scam, they’ve got absolutely no link to Sky.Sky Q BoxSky9 yearsMy dad, who's 74, got a call from some outfit called 'tech support services'. They tricked him into believing he'd somehow already got a warranty with them and that he had to renew it. Foolishly, he shared his debit card info and they ended up taking £259 from his account. When he tried to cancel, they told him the first year fee of £65 can’t be refunded. I’m not leaving this lie down... it’s a proper scam. We've reported it to the police, his bank's fraud team, and the FCA.FCA9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with a firm Sky supposedly shared my info with. Total scam, not buying it!Sky9 yearsMy dad got hit with a £252 bill including delivery, and we tried to get the payment stopped at the bank on the very day he paid. Since it was on his debit card, the bank said they couldn’t cancel it. When I contacted Trading Standards, they said the 14-day cooling-off period had already ended, so no refund. Feels like an outright con to me. I've reported it to Trading Standards now.Trading Standards9 yearsThese crooks managed to fool my 80-year-old mum into thinking she ‘had to’ get this cover. Thankfully, the bank noticed something was off and blocked the initial payment. They even had the cheek to call her up, insisting she pay it. Didn’t work out for them though. Looks like they’re preying on the elderly. Proper disgusting behaviour 😡🤬9 yearsMy dad, who suffers from dementia, got a call from someone claiming to be from Sky tech support. They managed to take £249 from his card. Luckily, I happened to pick up the phone while they were still on and insisted they give the money back straight away. They said their site was www.tss4you.net but that website isn’t real. This is definitely a con, so watch out!Sky9 yearsGot a call earlier from these lot claiming they could slash my Sky Protect bill by 50%. They insisted on a one-off fee of £249 that supposedly covers four years. When they asked for my card info, I told them I’d ring back later. Did a quick search for Tech Support Services online and couldn’t find a thing. Sky confirmed they have no connection with them either. Honestly, steer well clear of this dodgy scam!Sky ProtectTech Support ServicesSky9 yearsMy nan got a call from this exact number, claiming something about Sky again. Since she has dementia, she ended up giving them her card details and paid £249. It's been a nightmare trying to sort out a refund now. Honestly, these companies need to be shut down!Sky9 yearsToday, my dad got a call about some kind of insurance or refund deal. He has dementia, so he gets mixed up quickly. They managed to take £249 from him, which is awful. It really frustrates me how they preyed on him like that. I've been trying to get the money back but have had no luck - no replies to the emails I've sent.9 yearsMy mum has dementia and these lot have phoned her three times already. It's really horrible that people do stuff like this.9 yearsMy elderly mum, who’s 87, got a call from someone claiming to be from SKY, saying her bill was going down by hundreds of pounds. They nearly got her to give out her Sky switch card details. She rang me straight away and I phoned the number back - 0208 0891183. A woman called Emily answered and mentioned something like TSS? They were trying to sell some kind of breakdown cover for Sky boxes. When I told her to stop calling my mum, she just hung up on me. I tried ringing a few more times but she wouldn't answer anymore. It’s shocking how these firms try to take advantage of older folks. If anyone recognises this company, please make sure you report them!SKYEmilyTSSSky9 yearsMy elderly mum, who’s 87, got a call from someone claiming to be SKY. They told her she could save hundreds on her bill, almost managed to get her switch card details. Mum rang me straight away and I called back the number 0208 0891183. A woman named Emily answered, said something about TSS? They were pushing some kind of breakdown cover for SKY boxes. When I asked them to stop bothering my mum, she just hung up. I tried ringing back a few times but she refused to talk. It’s awful how these people try to scam the elderly. If anyone has info on this company, please report them!EmilyTSS9 yearsI’ve been getting calls from this number multiple times every day, like five times or so. It’s really annoying, and I haven’t picked up once. Honestly, they shouldn’t be permitted to keep calling like that.9 yearsGot a call from a telemarketer, but they just cut me off straight away.Submit Your Own Report (020 8089 1183)
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