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03301224968

☎️ 03301224968 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Simwood eSMS Limited. It is part of the phone block 330122 with a prefix of 0330.

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0330 122 4968 Tagged as:

ee uk vodafone fitness. bounce. mobi wwe paypal basepoint business centre isidore road bromsgrove mpay

TimeLine of events for phone number 03301224968

  • Suspected unauthorized charges for services
    Oct
    2019
  • Company wrongly charged for gaming subscription
    Feb
    2019
  • Husband's account charged without consent
    Jan
    2018
  • Devious company, avoid at all
    Jan
    2018
  • No refund received, continuous promises
    Dec
    2017
  • Unauthorized charges need immediate cancellation
    Dec
    2017
  • Unauthorized charges, wary of texting
    Nov
    2017
  • Visit PM Connect's registered office
    Sep
    2017
  • Conned by Vodafone, seeking action
    Sep
    2017
  • Unhappy about unexpected charges, contacting EE
    Sep
    2017
  • Seeking refund for unauthorized charges
    Jul
    2017
  • Unwanted subscription and unexpected charges
    Jun
    2017
  • Blocked scam text, no charges
    Jun
    2017
  • Concern about unauthorized payment access
    Jun
    2017
  • Report scam company to authorities
    May
    2017
  • Inquiring about free mobile number
    May
    2017
  • Unauthorized subscription, seeking refund, blocking
    May
    2017
  • Fraudulent charge from third party
    Apr
    2017
  • Vodafone reimbursement issues and security
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammed, unauthorized charges, seek help
    Mar
    2017
  • Unauthorized payments despite cancellation requests
    Mar
    2017
  • Scammed by EE network suspected
    Mar
    2017
  • iFitness contact details provided
    Mar
    2017
  • Frustrated with ongoing scam calls
    Mar
    2017
  • Received spam message, subscription issues
    Mar
    2017
  • Spoofed call, no message left
    Mar
    2017
  • Reported scam for unauthorized charges
    Mar
    2017
  • Unauthorized charges causing financial stress
    Feb
    2017
  • Received unwanted gym subscription messages
    Feb
    2017
  • Business phone misuse is shocking
    Dec
    2016
  • Unwanted subscription without consent
    Dec
    2016
  • Unauthorized subscription message, needs cancellation
    Nov
    2016
  • Unwanted subscription service frustration expressed
    Oct
    2016
  • Request for address information
    Sep
    2016
  • EE charges unfair for pop-ups
    Jun
    2016
  • Third-party charges for text messages
    Jun
    2016
  • Third-party texts require cancellation action
    Jun
    2016
  • WWE charges £2.50 for ringtones
    May
    2016
  • Scam involving mobile companies collusion
    May
    2016
  • Unwanted gym messages concern user
    Apr
    2016
  • Unwanted message charges from EE
    Apr
    2016
  • EE fraud with third-party charges
    Feb
    2016
  • EE charges customers without consent
    Feb
    2016
  • EE charged for unauthorized services
    Feb
    2016
  • EE charged for unauthorized services
    Feb
    2016
  • Spam calls from Ifitness detected
    Nov
    2015
Number Of Searches: 4 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 07 November 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bridge of Awe(Argyll and Bute), Hotham(North Yorkshire), Newton Mearns(East Renfrewshire) and Rivelin(South Yorkshire).

03301224968 has 43 comments of which 37 x neutral and 6 x negative

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03301224968 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03301224968 👆 is reported as a number linked to ongoing complaints about unsolicited premium-rate subscriptions related to gaming, fitness, and food plan services. Numerous users claim unauthorised weekly charges are being taken from their phone accounts, often without clear consent, frequently via third-party providers operating through EE and other networks. Many express difficulty obtaining refunds or effective assistance from both the provider and their mobile network. Concerns include deceptive subscription tactics triggered by accidental clicks and unclear cancellation processes, with fears about replying to stop commands incurring further charges. The company behind the number is reportedly PM Connect, with allegations of fraudulent practices and suggestions to report issues to telecom regulators. New visitors should exercise caution, verify charges carefully, and consider contacting their network provider to block third-party billing.

Reports on phone number 03301224968

7 years
I've been attempting to get in touch with this firm, as EE seems utterly useless in resolving the issue. I've noticed a charge of £2.50 each week for more than a year now! This all kicked off on the morning of 2nd October 2018, it seems. I've been directed to reach out to [email protected], who are reportedly meant to investigate the matter. However, I can’t shake the uneasy feeling that I’m going to be completely taken for a ride here!
EEpmconnect. co. uk
7 years
I’ve had a rather frustrating experience with this company. They’ve been insisting that I signed up for a gaming platform named Demon Games. When I asserted that gaming isn't my cup of tea, they suggested it might have been my kids who made the subscription-only problem is, I don’t have any children! O2 seems to be passing the buck and aren’t owning up to the situation. I spoke to the company today, and they mentioned a refund through PayPal, but guess what? I don't even have a PayPal account! I would really appreciate any guidance from anyone-are these folks subject to any sort of regulation? I’m seriously considering reporting this to the telecommunications watchdog.
Demon GamesPayPal
8 years
I've recently uncovered that my husband's number, 07710301775, has been charged over £60 from our account since last August. It's completely bewildering as he hasn’t signed up for any services of this sort. He hardly ever plays games-his phone is mainly for calling and texting, as shown by his usage history. I’ve reached out to the company responsible but have hit a dead end with them. I’m now pursuing EE for a refund since my husband did not consent to these charges; it seems he’s been duped. It’s rather frustrating that these payments were allowed to be deducted from our bank account. If this isn’t sorted promptly, I’ll have no choice but to escalate the matter. He’s also keen for measures to be put in place to prevent such incidents from occurring again in the future.
EE
8 years
I reckon my grandkids may have accidentally tapped on some dodgy link that showed up while they were having a go at a game on my phone. Before I knew it, £20.00 was swiped from my EE account! I phoned them up, only to be directed to some outfit called Bounce games, which I later found out was a third-party service. They were fairly accommodating, but even after four more phone calls, it wasn't until then that I finally managed to get my money back through Paypal. Such a shifty business-definitely steer clear of them!
EEPaypal
9 years
I noticed some funds had been deducted from my account, and I was assured that the money would be refunded. However, despite repeated promises, I've yet to see any action taken. It's quite frustrating.
9 years
For the past half a year, £3 has been quietly disappearing from my bank account every week, courtesy of fitness.bounce.mobi. I really need to put an end to this.
9 years
I recently had a chat with EE to figure out how I'd gone over my limit, and they revealed that BM Fitness had been charging me £3 a week. When I mentioned that I had never signed up for this service, they advised me to text "STOP BM FITNESS" to 60762. I'm hesitant to do that, as I fear they might start charging me for something else! They also suggested texting "BAR" to 150 to block any chargeable services. I've seen some folks here managed to get a refund, but that wasn't even mentioned to me. They suggested I call 0330 122 4968, but a quick search revealed enough to make me think twice about picking up the phone. I’m left wondering if the police could help in situations like this.
EE
9 years
This company is operated by PM Connect, with Scott Peter Smith and James Russell Tennant Macfarlane as the directors. Their official registration is at Basepoint Business Centre, located on Isidore Road in Bromsgrove, postcode B60 3ET. For anyone residing nearby, it could be intriguing to drop by. Although it might primarily serve as a registered office, it could potentially lead you to the private addresses of one or several of the directors.
PM ConnectScott Peter SmithJames Russell Tennant MacfarlaneBasepoint Business CentreIsidore RoadBromsgrove
9 years
I've been swindled by these chancers too. Not a single text has come my way offering an opt-out choice, and I'm absolutely livid. Vodafone couldn't care less- all they do is advise me to avoid clicking on dodgy pop-ups! I’m seriously considering reporting this to BBC Watchdog because Vodafone’s completely inept.
VodafoneBBC Watchdog
9 years
I've just reviewed my EE statement and noticed two deductions of £3 each for something called c ifitness. EE has advised me to get in touch with the third party, which seems ridiculous considering they want me to fork out even more! Absolutely not happening. I'm planning to give EE a bell to understand what’s going on and to ensure no further payments like this slip through. This is quite frustrating. Is this even legal?
EE
9 years
My husband recently reached out to Vodafone to discuss the shocking amount on his phone bill, only to discover he’s been hit with a £3 charge every day from a company named ifitness, which he has no knowledge of. He has already dialled the number mentioned above to halt any further charges from them. What steps should we take to reclaim the funds they’ve unlawfully siphoned from our account?
Vodafone
9 years
Hello there,

I just had a rather peculiar text message land on my phone today, which read as follows:
"FereeMsg: You are subscribed to iFitness, get fit at http://fitness.bounce.mobi! Enjoy 24 hours free, then £3 per week until you text 'stop' to bmfitness at 60762. For assistance, ring 03301224968.”

To be frank, I never signed up for this service, nor was I ever made aware of any app or subscription. What's more, I've dug into my EE account and it appears I've been billed for the past four weeks without my consent. Quite frustrating, isn't it?
EE
9 years
I received a message from Bounce Games claiming that if I didn't send a 'stop' text to 60762, I’d end up being charged £2.50 a week. I didn't respond immediately, but I got in touch with EE, and they've managed to block that number and similar accounts for me. So, it looks like my account is safe from any additional charges. If you’ve found yourself being charged, I suggest you reach out to EE - they should be able to sort out a refund for you.
Bounce GamesEE
9 years
It's baffling how these individuals are permitted to tap into your payment details linked to the EE service under your contract. I reckon EE must shoulder some of the blame for this. I've also had a message from a similar number, instructing me to reply with "stop," but I'm hesitant to do so. I'm worried that it could be a ruse, possibly leading them to withdraw funds from my account. What a pickle!
EE
9 years
Is this mobile number complimentary to use?
9 years
If you've come across a fraudulent firm, it's crucial to flag them to the relevant authorities at Fraud Square.
Fraud Square
9 years
I've just been ripped off for £25 by EE through bounce.mobi. I never signed up for anything and received an email stating the exact time and date I supposedly clicked a link, along with a picture of it. It was only when I received a text this morning announcing my ‘subscription’ that I realised something was amiss. Then I remembered a text I got last month too. This has to be illegal, right? EE claims they can’t refund me as it’s a third party involved, but they can certainly authorise the payment in the first place. Surely, they have a responsibility to protect their customers from these sneaky add-ons appearing on their bills? From what I've gathered on various forums, this company must be making a killing through these underhanded tactics.
EE
9 years
I've just gone through a similar ordeal and I'm more than willing to help anyone looking to push this issue further, as Vodafone has outright declined to refund any of my charges. To make matters worse, I didn’t get a single text or email hinting at these payments. Upon digging a bit deeper, I discovered that the app charges relate to an iPhone product, yet I use an Android device! The payments have finally ceased, but this situation raises alarming security concerns. Altogether, I ended up losing £30 over the last couple of months...
Vodafone
9 years
What a right mess I’ve found myself in! I topped up my phone, hardly used it, and now my balance is mysteriously gone. Out of the blue, I get this message saying, "Welcome to food.mpay.uk for a fee of £3 a week. Fantastic deals at food.mpay.uk. To unsubscribe, send stop bmfood to 60762. For assistance, call 03301224968." Honestly, I have no clue what "bmfood" even pertains to! It seems they've nicked my cash, and I’m worried I won’t be able to top up again, as it looks like they’ll just keep siphoning off my money. Who should I get in touch with to sort this out?
mpayuk
9 years
I've also fallen victim to this situation. I received a message stating that I had opted out, yet they continue to deduct money from my account week after week, even while I was overseas for more than two months. The payments were coming through my EE account. The text read: "You are subscribed to WWE mobile content at http://wwe.mpay.uk for £3 per week. To cancel, text stop bmwwe to 60762. For assistance, call 03301224968." It's utterly frustrating!
EEWWEwwempayuk
9 years
For nearly two and a half months, I fell victim to a scam that cost me more than £30, all while on the EE network. I've got a sneaking suspicion that EE might be in cahoots with these fraudsters as well.
EE
9 years
If you're grappling with issues related to iFitness, you'll want to reach out to them directly. Here are the specifics you'll need: iFitness can be found online at http://fitness.bounce.mobi. The contact person to note is Scott Smith. Their address is as follows: 31a Basepoint Business Centre, Isidore Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 3ET, UK. For inquiries, you can give them a ring at +44.1843605065.
Scott SmithBasepoint Business CentreIsidore RoadBromsgroveWorcestershireB60 3ETUK
9 years
I've just had a right run-in with those thieving scoundrels - it's like they won't take a hint! Surely what they're doing can't be above board. Does anyone happen to have an address where I might be able to send a summons to drag them to court?
9 years
I received a rather peculiar text today: "FreeMsg: Get LVFood recipes @ food.mpay.uk! You are now subscribed to LVFood, with 24 hours of free access, after which it will cost you £3 weekly unless you text stop bmfood to 60762 HELP: 03301224968." I decided to reach out, but it prompted me to input my number. I gave various formats a go - 07, 00447, and 7 - yet each time it insisted I had entered an incorrect number! Furthermore, they suggested logging in with my mobile to receive a PIN, which only led to a frustrating “Something went wrong” error at every turn. I also messaged the 60762 and got a response confirming that I’ve successfully unsubscribed from LVFood and won’t be charged any further. It feels awfully dodgy, to say the least! I’m puzzled about how they managed to get my number to begin with. I'll be reaching out to EE to share my experience as well.
EE
9 years
Number's definitely dodgy, a right scam. Only rang once and then cut off. It's about time people started behaving like adults. Seriously, who’s interested in calls from numbers they don’t recognise? If you're not even going to leave a message explaining yourself, just give it a rest. Keep this nonsense up, and you’ll regret it; the authorities are hot on the trail. The FCC, FBI, and local bobbies are keeping tabs on every dodgy call. Before long, someone will be knocking on your door, and it won’t be with good news.
FCCFBI
9 years
I’ve received a message from the number listed above claiming that I’ve subscribed to some sort of bounce games service, and they're trying to charge me £2.50 a week for the supposed fun-how ridiculous! At 58, I can assure you I haven’t joined any gaming site! I feel utterly conned!
9 years
I've recently discovered that I'm being debited £3 a week on my phone bill for some iFitness gym and meal plans, which frankly, I have zero recollection of signing up for. A quick search online reveals that this appears to be quite the scam, with numerous others in a similar boat, being billed for services they never requested. It's turning into a proper hassle with my mobile provider as I’m fighting to put a stop to these unwarranted charges. I'm constantly on the phone with them, as I simply cannot manage an additional £3 a week. This situation is proving to be quite the headache!
9 years
I've been getting texts from this number claiming that I've signed up for i fitness - gym and meal plans via http//fitness.bounce.mobi at the cost of £3 a week. I tried to opt-out by sending "stop bfitness" to 60762, but my phone bill ended up being considerably higher. When I contacted Vodafone, they informed me that I was being charged £3 weekly by this outfit. They’re going to refund me for the charges and have blocked any premium rate calls and messages. I’m still waiting for my next Vodafone statement to find out if this has been sorted. Cheers, Mandy
VodafoneMandy
10 years
I’m not a subscriber to any service. My business phone solely serves its purpose for work-related calls. Honestly, it seems outrageous that this sort of thing is allowed to continue. It truly astonishes me that such practices are still in play.
10 years
I received a text message claiming I've signed up for a weekly LV Food subscription at a cost of £3. It instructed me to text “STOP” to 60762, but despite trying it three times and even ringing them, I still haven't received any confirmation that it's been cancelled. This feels incredibly unjust; if you haven’t formally agreed to a service or signed a contract, you really shouldn’t be liable for any charges. It seems like it straddles the line of being unlawful!
10 years
I’ve just had a message from this number, notifying me that I’ve signed up for LV Food at a cost of £3 per week. It seems I need to text 'stop' if I wish to cancel, otherwise, I’ll continue to be charged. Please look into this and put a stop to it.
LV Food
10 years
Does anyone happen to have an address for these absolute muppets?
10 years
I've had a chinwag with EE and discovered that this is actually a third-party service that’s charging for weekly text messages after somehow nicking your mobile number. I've deleted those messages in the past, worried about potential viruses and dodgy scams, but it seems that not replying is taken as a nod to their subscription-utterly preposterous, if you ask me! To get the ball rolling, you should have EE send an email to this third party on your behalf to cancel the service and demand a refund. It’s also a good idea to report this to http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/, as they are the regulators for premium rate services in the UK.
EEUK
10 years
Upon chatting with EE, I discovered that this is linked to a third-party provider, who seem to have sourced my mobile number and are charging for weekly text messages. In the past, I've swiftly deleted these missives, wary of potential viruses and fraudulent schemes. Strangely enough, not responding is interpreted as tacit approval for their subscription - quite absurd, isn't it? It appears that you'll need to proactively cancel as soon as you receive their messages. I recommend reaching out to EE to have them send an email to the third-party on your behalf to cancel this nonsense and demand a refund. Also, make sure to report the company to http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/, the regulators overseeing premium rate services in the UK.
EEukUK
10 years
It seems there's a business known as WWE that draws in youngsters with enticing offers like complimentary ringtones. However, they apparently start billing £2.50 every Wednesday. What's baffling is that EE seems completely unaware of this whole situation!
WWEEE
10 years
This is nothing short of a con, all set up in cahoots with EE and various other telecom providers who together profit from PAYFORIT, pocketing a staggering 50% of the amounts taken from your account. When you voice your concerns, they conveniently pass you off to a third-party firm, which helps them sidestep OFCOM scrutiny. It's all too easy; as you browse through a website on your phone, your finger might accidentally tap one of their intrusive ads, and just like that, you're ensnared, allowing them to impose their charges on your mobile bill at will. It’s crucial to reach out to your mobile provider and insist they remove you from all PAYFORIT and PREMIUM SERVICE charges linked to your account.
EEPAYFORIT
10 years
I keep getting these monthly texts from a company claiming I’m a member of iFitness for gym and meal plans. They suggest I text "stop" to 80206 if I wish to unsubscribe. The thing is, I’ve never even signed up for this. To put an end to the messages, they instruct me to send “stop” to bmfitness at the same number. My worry is, what if sending this “stop” results in an additional charge? Does anyone have any suggestions on how to deal with this?
10 years
I've been using EE and recently discovered a rather unwelcome charge on my bill for messages I never solicited or agreed to. It’s quite puzzling, as I've been hit with over £10 for what seems to be completely random nonsense. What a nuisance!
10 years
This number seems to be linked to Fitness.Bounce.Mobi, a third-party firm that's apparently collaborating with EE to fleece their customers. We've specifically arranged with EE's accounts department for our direct debits to cover only our calls. Yet, it appears EE is slapping on additional charges for this third-party service without providing any corresponding benefits. I’ve inquired about the details of this company, including its address, but EE has been utterly unhelpful. Instead, they just handed me this number to ring. I’m wary of calling, as it could lead to even heftier charges on my bill. This entire operation feels like a dubious racket perpetrated by EE’s accounts team. They shouldn’t be able to impose charges for a third party without our explicit consent.
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
10 years
This particular number is associated with Fitness.Bounce.Mobi, a third-party firm that seems to have partnered with EE. They appear to be siphoning funds from EE customers without providing any tangible service in return. We had specifically arranged with the EE accounts division for a direct debit that would only cover our phone calls. Yet, inexplicably, EE is levying additional charges for this third-party company, which feels quite unjust. I’ve inquired about the whereabouts of this company and their address, but EE has failed to provide that information and simply referred me to this number. My concern is that if I call, it might lead to even more charges being added to my phone bill. This whole situation seems like a dubious scheme orchestrated by the EE accounts team. They ought not to impose charges associated with a third-party entity without obtaining our consent first.
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
10 years
This particular number is associated with Fitness.Bounce.Mobi. It appears to be a third-party firm collaborating with EE, extracting funds directly from EE users. We've ensured our EE account is set up for direct debits solely covering our own calls. However, EE is still slapping on additional charges from this third-party company without providing any actual service to us, the customers. I inquired about the whereabouts and address of this company, but EE was unable to provide any details and simply handed me this number to call. I'm concerned that contacting them might incur even more costs on my phone bill. This seems to be a blatant case of fraudulent activity orchestrated by EE's accounts department. They shouldn't impose charges from a third-party company without our explicit consent.
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
10 years
This number is associated with Fitness.Bounce.Mobi, a third-party organisation that has teamed up with EE to siphon off funds from EE customers. We’ve set up a direct debit with EE’s accounts team to cover only our own calls, yet it appears that EE is adding extra charges on behalf of this third-party company without any services rendered to us, the customers. I’ve enquired about the company’s whereabouts and its address, but EE hasn’t provided that information; instead, they’ve handed me this number to ring. I’m concerned that making that call might result in even higher charges on my bill. It all seems like a rather shady practice orchestrated by EE's accounts department. It simply isn't fair for them to impose charges from a third party without our consent.
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
11 years
These blokes are nothing but spam merchants, I tell you!

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