03300570660

Just looked up 03300570660 on Google and it came up as a scam number. Not really sure what my next step should be tho.

Blimey, I can completely relate! I've just gone ahead and cancelled my card as well.

I've shared all my info with them, what steps should I take now?

Phone shop

I used to be employed at this establishment before my relocation from Egypt. It’s just a cramped little flat filled with some tech equipment situated in Egypt. I sent in my application believing it was associated with Vodafone. During the training sessions, they provided us with information that turned out to be deceitful. They don’t have a proper office in the UK, and the proprietor, Ahmed Abdelatif, is quite the immature individual more concerned with women and finances than anything else. As for the manager? He’s utterly ineffectual and so indecisive that they’ve nicknamed him the "repairman." They’re con artists operating in the UK, collecting personal information only to hoard it for future misuse. Orders are processed from Egypt, not the UK as they claimed. I was even instructed to adopt a fake identity and lead clients to believe I was calling from London while insisting I had no access to their data, which is absolutely false. They also masquerade under various phony company names like Mobiles Zone and Survey Zone when their actual business is Media Pulse UK. Moreover, they pull the wool over the eyes of job applicants in Egypt as well. Employee treatment is atrocious; at times they fail to pay salaries, and there's absolutely no job security, contracts or insurance in place. They’re also dodging tax obligations. The pay is hardly standardised; it all boils down to how well you’re liked by the owner. I’ve told you, he’s a scoundrel. The moment I uncovered all this, I made a swift exit. It’s hardly a professional environment to be a part of.

I received a call from this number, and it turned out to be nothing short of a scam. The caller, attempting to impersonate Vodafone, spoke with a heavy Arabic accent and struggled to say the name "Vodafone" correctly. They claimed to be operating from London and wanted to offer me a mobile contract with them. Feeling quite uneasy, I requested their phone number and address, then promptly ended the conversation. Interestingly, my mate was with me when the call came through, and I shared my experience with him. It seems my instincts were spot on, as he recounted a similar incident from a few months back. A bloke rang him from a mysterious number promising a Vodafone contract. They asked him for various personal details, including bank information and the three-digit security code. To his dismay, he never received what was promised, leading him to believe it was due to a poor credit rating. But here’s the kicker: Vodafone eventually sent him the phone he ordered three months later with no warning! Upon reviewing the call's recording, my friend discovered that the shady company claimed they’d conduct a credit check every three months, yet assured him his information would be deleted. It's now clear that this whole scheme could negatively impact his credit score, and they retained his sensitive personal data, including banking info. I took it upon myself to check out the address they provided; it led me to 1 Olympic Way in Wembley. Surprise, surprise-there was no “mobiles zone” in sight! I reached out to a pal at Vodafone, who confirmed he had never heard of this outfit. Plus, he mentioned that proper Vodafone procedures don’t involve asking for the three-digit code, and there’s definitely no third-party involved when you deal with them. To top it off, the number mentioned in their recorded message (03300884769) didn’t match the number they had given me (03300570660)-a clear indication they’re juggling multiple digits and are likely operating from abroad under false pretences. So, to anyone seeing this, be vigilant!

I was informed that my initial bill would come in a month, yet I was hit with a charge just a week later! When I reached out for clarification, they directed me to Vodafone. To my astonishment, Vodafone had no idea what I was chatting about!