03300884769

BE WARNED: THE NUMBER HAS BEEN CHANGED (03300570660) This is a complete scam! I received a call from this number, with someone claiming to be from Vodafone. Their accent was distinctly Arabic, and they fumbled over the pronunciation of "Vodafone." They purported to be based in London and attempted to sell me a mobile contract. Feeling uneasy, I asked for their contact number and address before ending the call. Fortunately, my mate was with me and I relayed the bizarre encounter. As it turns out, it’s a dodgy operation. He told me he had a similar call a few months ago-some bloke rang him from an unrecognised number, attempting to get him on a Vodafone mobile plan. They requested all his personal information, including bank and card details, the security code included! He received nothing in return, leading him to believe it was due to his credit score. To his surprise, three months later, Vodafone sent him a phone he never officially ordered! After listening to that call recording, he discovered they had claimed they would conduct a credit check every three months, yet they insisted his details would be wiped. This hardly sounded legitimate and was likely to adversely affect his credit rating. They had collected all his sensitive information, including his banking details. I did a bit of digging into the address they provided - supposedly 1 Olympic Way in Wembley - and guess what? There was zero trace of anything resembling "Mobiles Zone." I also reached out to a pal who works at Vodafone, and he hadn’t heard of this company at all. Typically, Vodafone sends a confirmation code to your phone and certainly doesn’t ask for your card’s three-digit security number. Plus, there’s no third party acting on their behalf, irrespective of who they claim to be. The number in my records (03300884769) was completely different from the one they gave me (03300570660), suggesting they have numerous false numbers or just keep changing them. Clearly, these scammers are operating from overseas under false pretences. STAY AWARE!

I received a call from an unfamiliar number, claiming to be customer service. I thought it was a follow-up regarding a contract phone I had inquired about on Facebook. Turns out, it was a total scam! They managed to get my bank information, assuring me that the phone would arrive in just a couple of days. Upon doing a quick search for the customer service number they provided, I discovered it was linked to scams. I immediately cancelled my card. Thankfully, all I gave them were details to a dormant account!

Indeed, she rang me as well! What a delightful and accommodating lass she was. She assisted me in acquiring a phone without demanding any upfront payment, which was simply splendid!

I received a call from this number which apparently belongs to Vodafone. They were trying to entice me with an internet contract, but the accent was peculiar and the line was rather fuzzy, making it difficult to comprehend what was being said. Don’t be taken in by this; in the UK, you should never have to pay any verification fees when they assess a customer’s credibility. The individual on the other end mentioned something about needing a verification fee upfront. Just a heads up-if anyone asks for money before providing a service, hang up immediately.

I received a phone call from them, and to be honest, they’re not dodgy as I initially thought. The chap’s name was Ryan, and he mentioned something related to a Vodafone contract. My new mobile arrived within five days, which was impressive. However, I did encounter an issue with the signal, so I decided to send it back.

I received a rather peculiar phone call the other day. The person on the other end had a distinctly foreign accent, yet they claimed to be calling from London for Vodafone. They were rather pushy about trying to sell me a mobile contract with them. The caller introduced herself as Alice.