02381010505
☎️ 02381010505 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 023. The area code 023 originates from Southampton.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02381010505
- Unexpected charge for receiving textMar
2018Seeking help to stop phone chargeFeb
2018"Discovered scam involving charity donation."Dec
2017Complaint about unauthorized £10 chargeDec
2017Alert: Possible charity donation scamDec
2017Scam charges for fake messagesOct
2017Questioning how thieves escape punishmentSep
2017Frustration with car tax processAug
2017Questionable charge from Surestart DigitalAug
2017User accuses of fraudulent behaviorJul
2017Questioning unauthorized charge on O2Jun
2017Angry comment about a robberyMay
2017Beware of scam charges, report itApr
2017Scam alert; avoid responding entirelyApr
2017Unexpected charges on phone billApr
2017Unexpected charge, no subscription supportApr
2017Unexpected $8.85 charge on billApr
2017Beware of scam text chargesApr
2017Unwarranted premium charge by VodafoneMar
2017Scammed, blocked number, no refundMar
2017DVLA mot check phone scamMar
2017Customer complaining about overchargingFeb
2017Concern about potential fraud involvementFeb
2017Received unexpected charge, provider refundedFeb
2017Skeptical about claiming from numberJan
2017Received scam texts, high chargesDec
2016Request refund for £10Dec
2016Got Car Tax reminder unexpectedlyNov
2016Uninformed charges, canceled subscription, awaiting refundNov
2016Unable to contact Virgin MobileNov
2016Unanswered call after unexpected chargeOct
2016Be charged for lottery textOct
2016Mobile providers should reimburse chargesOct
2016Mistakenly charged, bill refunded, complainedOct
2016Unauthorized charge, misleading communication, investigationOct
2016Promise broken, illegitimate charges receivedOct
2016Request to stop contacting urgentlySep
2016Successful subscription cancellation and refundSep
2016Complained to 02, received chargesSep
2016Fraudulent texts, ignored, potential chargesSep
2016Hastings Essential charged excessive feesSep
2016Unauthorized charge, lack of responseSep
2016Problems with 02 billing, non-responsiveSep
2016Text "stop" to stop chargesSep
2016Scammers hacking mobile numbers warnedSep
2016Inquiring about unknown phone chargeAug
2016Charged 10£ for suspicious transactionAug
2016Surprise phone bill charges mentionedJul
2016Unsolicited premium rate message chargesJul
2016Not a subscription, easy refundJun
2016Avoid paid vehicle info websitesJun
2016Unofficial website charges hidden feesJun
2016Charged for premium competition scamJun
2016Unexplained £10 charge, seeking clarityJun
2016User got scammed on billJun
2016Unauthorized charge by VodafoneJun
2016Unfamiliar company charges unauthorized fees. Beware!Jun
2016Number Of Searches: 495 Number Of Comments: 52 First Seen: 12 June 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Birkby(North Yorkshire), Burton Dassett(Warwickshire), Newlands(Scottish Borders), Stenhill(Devon) and Tredington(Warwickshire).
02381010505 has 52 comments of which 37 x negative and 15 x neutral
02381010505 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02381010505 👆 is reported as a scam involving unexpected £10 charges on mobile bills, often linked to unsolicited text messages claiming to provide vehicle MOT or tax reminders. Many users were unaware they had subscribed or authorised such payments, which are disguised as charity donations or legitimate DVLA-related services. Mobile providers sometimes refund but generally advise contacting the sender to cancel, though this often leads to automated, unresponsive systems. Complaints highlight confusion, difficulty obtaining refunds, and concerns over privacy and misleading practices. Visitors are advised to avoid interacting with such texts or numbers, report charges to their network provider immediately, block related premium rate numbers, and exercise caution when entering personal details on unofficial mot/tax checking sites.
Reports on phone number 02381010505
8 yearsSomehow I got hit with a tenner charge on my phone bill just for getting a text message. I had no idea they could do that! Honestly, I'm so fed up with these phone contracts now.8 yearsI've just received my phone bill and I've been charged £8. How can I prevent this from happening again?9 yearsBeware! This is a fraudulent scheme where they trick you into receiving a text message and charging you £10. It's puzzling how they acquired my contact details, and to make matters worse, the telephone company is unresponsive in resolving the matter. These scammers deceptively pose as representatives from the DVLA.DVLA9 yearsThieves, seriously, don’t bother with it. I just don’t get how they don’t get caught doing it.9 yearsThought my car tax was sorted so I tried checking with what I assumed was the DVLA site, only to find out they wanted to charge me £10 just for the "privilege". This is the trouble now we don't have those paper discs anymore. Seems like there's always some scammer waiting to take your money. If you’re reading this, chances are it’s already too late since you’ve probably already clicked through to their site to check your MOT or tax status.DVLA9 yearsI received a call from a company claiming to be Surestart Digital, and lo and behold, I noticed a charge on my mobile for a text message they supposedly sent regarding my vehicle. Absolute nonsense, if you ask me! I reached out to my mobile provider who swiftly blocked their number for me. The company’s contact details are 0238110505 and their email is [email protected]. I’m giving them a week and then I’ll be pursuing legal action.Surestart Digital9 yearsBeware, it's a con artist.9 yearsJust noticed £10 taken from my O2 balance for some premium text message, no idea what it was about. How is this even allowed? Feeling a bit ripped off here.9 yearsRobbin bastards, honestly, that’s all I can say. Hope you choke on my ten quid!9 yearsI've noticed a charge of £10 on phone number 60076. If you open it, be aware that they will charge you as a scam. Does anyone know where I can report this?9 yearsDo not fall for this fraudulent scheme and avoid responding at all costs. You will be billed a total of £8.33 plus VAT (£10.00). The message claims to be from the DVLA regarding your MOT, but it is indeed a scam. Remain watchful and refrain from engaging with it.DVLA9 yearsI got a text from the mentioned number and was charged £10 for it. This is a service I never signed up for, but Virgin Mobile refuses to provide any assistance in this matter.Virgin Mobile9 yearsGot my phone bill just now and saw a £10 charge for a text message I supposedly got on 13/04/2017! Contacted Virgin and they said I should get in touch with the company that sent the message to get my money back, plus said it should have come out of my free minutes anyway. Not convinced at all, so I’m ringing Virgin again to demand a refund. Weird thing is, I don’t even drive or have a car... makes no sense to me.Virgin9 yearsI noticed that I have been charged £8.85 on my phone bill for no apparent reason.9 yearsBeware of scammers! I recently received a text message charging me £8.25 just for opening it, claiming to be a car reminder. Stay alert!9 yearsSo I got my phone bill from Vodafone and noticed a £10 premium charge from some company called car mot information, same number on my bill. I contacted my service provider but they flat out refused to give me a refund, claiming I used the internet to access it - which I definitely didn’t. It’s crazy how they just took money for a service I never asked for and didn’t even check before charging me. All I did was nothing online, yet somehow they still managed to rip me off for £10. Proper scam if you ask me.Vodafone9 yearsAfter examining my mobile phone account, I discovered that the balance was surprisingly higher than expected - £10 more to be precise. Upon further investigation, I realized that I had fallen victim to a scam originating from the aforementioned phone number. I immediately contacted my service provider (SP) and asked them to block the number. However, they refused to refund the money, convinced that it was an agreement I had willingly signed up for. These scammers have become cleverer and are now resorting to third parties in order to exploit unsuspecting victims and get their hands on their money. I plan to call them on Monday morning, although I anticipate little success. Nevertheless, I will definitely report the issue to the ombudsman. It baffles me how these scammers can sleep soundly at night, considering the damage they cause.SP10 yearsTotal scammers, honestly. My other half got billed £10 for a text he never even got. When he phoned Virgin to sort it out, they told him to call this number and that they’d sort out a refund. They claim it’s just a reminder about an MOT but he’d only had the car for like 20 minutes! Utter rubbish. How do these dodgy companies manage to get away with stuff like this? Proper dodgy behaviour.Virgin10 yearsWhy isn't the police taking any action against this company? It appears to be fraudulent in nature. Additionally, the phone company shouldn't continue transferring money to them. I suspect they might be involved in collusion for a monetary gain, which is likely the reason why they aren't putting an end to it.10 yearsI rang 0808 178 5349 after seeing it on this site: [#]vehicleinformation[###]/terms. They said I'd get a text from the Post Office with instructions on how to claim something, but honestly, it all felt a bit dodgy to me.Post Office10 yearsHello, I've also been charged £8.33 for receiving a text from the number 60076. When I contacted my mobile provider, they informed me that there's nothing they can do about it, but suggested calling 0238 101 0505. However, it seems like this could be another scam because all they do is try to get me to sign up for more texts, most likely at an additional cost.10 yearsWhat is the process for receiving a £10 refund?10 yearsI was just trying to see when my car tax needed renewing, using what I thought was the official DVLA site. Then EE gave me a number to ring, but it was all automated and kept saying there was a £10 one-off charge, probably for a year or something - but it wasn’t clear at all. I had no idea I’d agreed to any of this! Who in their right mind would pay £10 just for a reminder about car tax? Proper con artists if you ask me.DVLAEE10 yearsI was charged £10 for a reminder service, but I wasn't informed about the cost in advance. I gave them a call and immediately cancelled my subscription, requesting a refund. However, the refund has yet to be processed, and I am still waiting for it.10 yearsI was instructed by Virgin Mobile to send a text saying "stop all" to 6076, assuring me that no charges would be incurred. I followed their instructions, but I'm having difficulty contacting the company directly at 02381010505. Whenever I try, I am first connected to an automated system, but it disconnects me afterwards.Virgin Mobile10 yearsI recently incurred a charge of £10 and I am unable to reach their customer service via phone to speak with someone.10 yearsI messaged this number after checking my lotto results online, since the page mentioned I’d get a weekly text with my numbers. But further down, it said there’d be a fee for the texts, which I hadn’t realised. So, I immediately replied with ‘stop’ as it instructed, but that ended up costing me £8.50 anyway. So heads up if you’re checking your lotto this way. Tried ringing them back, but the call just cuts off. They haven’t given me a refund yet, but claimed they'll block the number to stop more charges.10 yearsSo, I got a text from some place called CAR MOT and ended up getting charged £10 without even realising it was a scam. How is this still happening? It’s shocking that no one’s really stopping it. Honestly, the phone companies should refund the money and actually take some responsibility to put an end to these dodgy scams.CAR MOT10 yearsI got stung for a tenner after thinking I was on the DVLA site checking my car info, turns out it wasn’t. EE was pretty decent about it though - they sorted me out with a refund on my upcoming bill as a good gesture. They also gave me an email to get in touch with the company behind it, in case they’ll cough up the money again. Hoping I can get it back!DVLAEE10 yearsI barely had time to check the details before getting a text saying I’d been hit with a £10 fee. Feels like a total rip-off. I’m definitely going to look into this more closely.10 yearsTotal rip off. I hadn’t even got round to checking the details before I get a text saying I’ve been hit with a £10 fee. Definitely going to look into this more.10 yearsLoads of scammers keep ringing me. Please remove my number from your database quickly.10 yearsI recently made a call to the designated number and navigated through an automated response system. I carefully selected the relevant options until reaching the point where I could cancel my subscription. At this juncture, they informed me that they would send a free text message to verify my cancellation. Additionally, because I had only been a member for less than one month, they promised to refund me £10. True to their word, I received the text confirming my cancellation. I promptly took it to the post office, where I was pleasantly handed a fresh £10 banknote. Thus, we have now settled things completely!10 yearsI got a message about a car that isn’t mine and it cost me £8.33. I rang up 02 to complain and they gave me a phone number to deal with it. When I called, it was a robot on the line and then they charged me £10! Honestly, avoid calling that number at all costs.10 yearsI received a text message from the number 60076, notifying me about my upcoming MOT. Unfortunately, they got the MOT date wrong by one day, so I decided to disregard the message. However, I was surprised to find a £10 charge on my bill from Three. When I contacted Three, they provided me with the originating number - 02381010505- and instructed me to call it on a weekday to demand that they cease sending me texts and refund my £10. If they fail to comply, I am advised to file a complaint with phonepayplus. It is uncertain whether I will be able to recover my money. Please take note of this number, 60076, and report any calls or texts from it. Not only will it cost you £10, but an additional £10 if you respond with "STOP," so it's best not to engage with them at all.Three10 yearsI tried Hastings Essential and entered my info for a cheap car insurance quote. After the call, they took £10 for it and then slapped on an extra tenner with this charge. Really annoying!Hastings Essential10 yearsMoney was taken from my account and O2 is refusing to give it back. I never got any text message from them and they haven’t responded to my complaints. What a joke!10 yearsMoney’s been taken from my account and O2 refuse to give it back. I never got a text or any reply from them either, it’s a complete farce.10 yearsabsolute scammers! you’ve got to text "stop" to 600076 to make these pests leave you alone. they swiped £10 off me but luckily my phone company gave the money back.10 yearsThese individuals are unpleasant individuals who unlawfully access your mobile number. They often incur a charge of £10, and your provider has the ability to block these numbers as there are quite a few. Our provider informed us that these are related to gaming, quizzes, or fake competitions, but I personally believe they're just scammers. Prevent receiving them by requesting a ban on premium rate texts and calls on your phone. One example number to be cautious of is 00015860076.10 yearsMay I ask, who does this number belong to? I exchanged £10 and I am unsure of the reason for this.10 yearsI think it was that DVLA site that somehow charged me 10 quid without any reason!DVLA10 yearsI got hit with a £10 charge for some premium text I never signed up for or even got. Totally clueless how that sneaked onto my bill.10 yearsThey put a charge on my phone bill without telling me.10 yearsI was hit with a one time £10 fee. My provider told me it wasn’t any kind of subscription. When I reached out to the company for a refund, they actually seemed pretty willing to sort it out.10 yearsI never received a call from this number. However, when I contacted my phone provider to inquire about it, they provided me with some information. Upon conducting a Google search on the number, I discovered that it is linked to a website that provides vehicle information checks. Interestingly, if you enter "DVLA" in the search bar, this website comes up. I advise against using this paid service as you can obtain all the necessary information for free on the DVLA's official website. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of using the paid service and was charged £10 as a result.GoogleDVLA10 yearsIf you ever landed on [#]vehicleinformation[###] thinking it was the legit DVLA site for checking your car, just a heads up. They use the phone number 02381010505 and they’ll ask for your mobile and car details. Hidden in the tiny print, by entering your number, you basically agree to be charged £10 every year. So if this sounds familiar, that’s probably why you’ve been billed. I contacted my phone company and managed to get my money back. Worth a try!DVLA10 yearsI recently discovered that my mobile phone provider charged me £8.33 plus VAT for premium services. Upon questioning this charge, they explained it was for a competition. However, as I never participate in competitions, I knew something was amiss - I had clearly been scammed. Thankfully, my phone provider promptly refunded the amount and blocked the number to prevent any future monthly charges. It is essential for anyone who falls victim to such scams to discuss it with their phone provider and insist on blocking the number to avoid recurring expenses. It is astonishing to think that I have no call records from that particular number, leading me to believe that they obtained my number from an undisclosed source and took advantage of it. This situation is truly unbelievable!10 yearsI’m baffled, they took £10 from me and I haven't got a clue what it was for!10 yearsMy phone bill went up by £10 and honestly, I have no clue how that happened. Feels like I got scammed or something.10 yearsI got hit with a £10 charge from 02381010505 and didnt even do anything! Then my bill ended up overdue which meant they slapped on vat as well! Vodafone told me its because I opened a message from them or something like that! Ridiculous really.VATVodafone10 yearsWatch out! I've never heard of this company but somehow they've been taking £10 out of my mobile bill every month. Total scam! Stay alert folks!Submit Your Own Report (023 8101 0505)
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