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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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+443301224968+44 330 122 49680330 122 4968+44-330-122-4968

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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: 44 First Seen: 07 November 2015 General Reputation: negative

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03301224968 has 44 comments of which 38 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 trying to get hold of this firm since EE refused to help at all. There's been a charge of £2.50 each week for more than a year now! It apparently began on the morning of 2nd October 2018. They told me to email [email protected], who might sort it out, but honestly, I’m not expecting much and feel like I’m just getting done over.
EEpmconnect. co. uk
8 years
I've been charged by this firm claiming I signed up for some gaming thing called Demon Games. I told them I don't even play games, then they blamed my kids - but I don't have any kids! O2 just won't own up to it. I called the company today and they said they'll refund me through PayPal, but I don't use PayPal. Can anyone help? Are these people even properly regulated? I'm thinking of reporting O2 to the phone watchdog too.
Demon GamesPayPal
9 years
Money was taken from my husband’s phone account without his consent. His mobile number is 07710301775. He has never signed up for any of these services, yet over £60 has been withdrawn from our account since last August. My husband doesn’t use his phone for games or anything fancy, just calls and texts, which you can verify from his usage history. The company responsible has been no help at all, so we’re now requesting EE to refund the money since he never authorised these charges. He’s been scammed plain and simple. We want EE to refund us because they allowed these fees to be taken from our bank. If this isn’t fixed, I’ll be pursuing it further. Also, he wants a block put in place to prevent this kind of thing, or anything similar, from happening again.
EE
9 years
I reckon my grandkids must have tapped on a dodgy link while mucking about with a game on my phone. Next thing I know, £20 had vanished from my EE account. I called up EE, only to be passed on to this Bounce Games outfit. Realised I wasn’t talking to EE after all. They were polite enough, but it took me ringing four more times before they finally sorted me out with a refund through Paypal. Proper sneaky lot. Wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole.
EEPaypal
9 years
They charged my account without permission and kept assuring me I'd get my money back. So far, all I've gotten are empty promises with no refund in sight.
9 years
For the past 6 months, I've noticed £3 getting taken from my bank account every week by fitness.bounce.mobi. This really needs to be stopped asap. - Debbie Elliott
9 years
I called EE to find out why I’d gone over my allowance and they told me there was a £3 weekly charge from something called BM Fitness. I said I never signed up for anything like that, and they suggested texting 'stop bmfitness' to 60762. I'm a bit hesitant to do that, worried they might just start charging me for something else instead. Then they said to text 'BAR' to 150 to block any paid services. I’ve noticed some folks here got refunds, but they didn’t mention that option to me at all. They also gave me a number to call, 0330 122 4968, but after Googling it, I’m not keen to ring them. Does anyone know if the police can help with this kind of thing?
EE
9 years
This company belongs to PM Connect, with Scott Peter Smith and James Russell Tennant Macfarlane listed as directors. Their registered office is at Basepoint Business Centre, Isidore Road, Bromsgrove, B60 3ET. If you’re nearby, it might be worth popping round to check it out. While it’s probably just a registered address, there’s a chance it could give a clue to where one or more directors actually live.
PM ConnectScott Peter SmithJames Russell Tennant MacfarlaneBasepoint Business CentreIsidore RoadBromsgrove
9 years
These lot scammed me too! Never got any message to opt out, and honestly I'm well annoyed. Vodafone couldn't care less... all they say is don't click on pop-ups! I’m thinking of taking this to BBC Watchdog because Vodafone are completely hopeless.
VodafoneBBC Watchdog
9 years
Just checked my EE bill and noticed they've taken 2 payments of £3 each. Says here it’s something called c ifitness, but EE says I need to deal with the third party myself. Now they want me to pay more on top of that! Nope, not happening. I’m going to call EE and get this sorted, and make sure nothing like this can be charged without my say. This can’t be legal, surely? Proper annoyed with this.
EE
9 years
My partner got in touch with Vodafone because his phone bill was way higher than usual. They informed him there was a daily £3 charge from some firm named ifitness, which he’s never heard of. He’s already rung their contact number to try and halt any more payments going out. Does anyone know how to get back the money these lot have wrongly taken from the account?
Vodafone
9 years
Hey,

Got a text today saying:
FreeMsg: You’re signed up for iFitness, get fit @ http://fitness.bounce.mobi! First 24 hours free, then £3 a week till you text stop bmfitness to 60762. For help call 03301224968.

I never signed up for anything like this and wasn’t told about any app or subscription before. When I looked at my EE account, looks like they’ve been charging me for 4 weeks already.
EE
9 years
I got a text from Bounce Games saying if I didn’t text ‘stop’ to 60762, they’d hit me with a £2.50 weekly fee. I didn’t respond right away, so I rang EE and told them to block that number and the account linked to it. Thankfully, no extra fees have come out of my account. If you’ve been charged for this, definitely get in touch with EE - they sorted me out and gave me a refund.
Bounce GamesEE
9 years
I really don’t get how these folks manage to get into your payment details through the ee contract like that. Seems like ee should really be taking some responsibility here. I also got one of those texts telling me to reply ‘stop’ to a certain number, but I’m not sure if I should do it - kind of worried it might be a trick to start taking money right from my account.
EE
9 years
Anyone knows if this mobile number calls for free or do they charge?
9 years
If you come across a dodgy company, make sure to report it to fraud square. It's the best way to help stop their scams.
Fraud Square
10 years
Just found out ive been charged £25 through bounce.mobi by EE, but I never signed up for anything. Got an email showing when I supposedly clicked the link, plus a pic of the link itself. I only spotted this after getting a text this morning saying I was subscribed. Turns out I had a similar text from last month too. This feels really dodgy, like it should be against the law. EE says they can’t refund as it’s a third party, but they did approve the payment somehow. Surely EE should look out for their customers and check before letting these extras appear on bills. From what I’ve seen in forums, this company seems to be making a fortune by ripping folks off.
EE
10 years
Just got caught up in the same mess and if anyone wants to go further with this, I’m here to help since Vodafone won’t refund any of the charges. What’s worse is I never got a message or email warning me about these payments. When I checked, the app fees were for an iPhone app, but I only use an Android phone. Thankfully the payments have now stopped, but it’s a pretty big security issue. Ended up losing about £30 over a couple of months...
Vodafone
10 years
Who are these cheats? I put credit on my phone and didn’t even use it, but now it’s completely wiped out. Got a message saying I'm signed up for food.mpay.uk at £3 weekly. It says, 'Great prices @food.mpay.uk. Text stop bmfood to 60762 to cancel. Help 03301224968.' I’ve got no clue what bmfood is. They've stolen my cash and it seems I can’t top up again because they'll just keep charging me. Who should I contact to sort this out?
mpayuk
10 years
They’ve ripped me off as well, got a text saying I’d unsubscribed but they kept charging me for like two months straight while I was away. Money was taken through EE. The message said something like: FreeMsg: You’re signed up for WWE mobile stuff @ http://wwe.mpay.uk at £3 a week. To cancel text stop bmwwe to 60762. Help number was 03301224968. Proper dodgy stuff.
EEWWEwwempayuk
10 years
Over the last couple of months, I've ended up losing more than £30 thanks to a dodgy deal through EE's network. Honestly, I reckon EE might be involved in the whole thing as well.
EE
10 years
Looks like this might be where your iFitness issues are coming from. Here’s how you can get in touch with iFitness: Scott Smith is the contact person. Their address is 31a Basepoint Business Centre, Isidore Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 3ET, UK. If you want to call them, the number is +44 1843 605065. Hope this helps sort things out!
Scott SmithBasepoint Business CentreIsidore RoadBromsgroveWorcestershireB60 3ETUK
10 years
I've just been ripped off by those thieves, and honestly, I can't get them to stop. Surely this is against the law? If anyone knows where they're based, please share so I can send them a legal notice!
10 years
Got this message today: FreeMsg: Get LVFood recipes @ food.mpay.uk! You’re subscribed to LVFood, free for 24 hrs then £3/week until you text stop bmfood to 60762 HELP:03301224968. Tried calling, but no matter if I dial 07, 00447, or just 7, it kept saying number’s wrong! They say go to the website and log in with your number, they send a pin, but when I enter it, it just says "Something went wrong" every time. I’ve texted 60762 to cancel and got a reply saying I’m unsubscribed and won’t be charged anymore. Still feels like a total scam. Don’t understand how they got my number to send that initial text either. Planning to report to EE too, just in case.
EE
10 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
10 years
That number called me saying I had supposedly subscribed to bounce games and that they were taking £2.50 a week for it!! I’m 58 years old and never signed up to any gaming site at all! Feels like I’ve been totally scammed here!
10 years
I keep getting a £3 weekly charge on my mobile bill for some iFitness thing - gym and meal plans I never asked for or even knew existed. After looking it up online, it seems like a scam that’s hitting loads of folks who didn’t sign up. Dealing with my phone provider to get these fees stopped has been a total pain. I’m forever on the phone because I just can’t afford to pay an extra £3 every week for something I didn't agree to.
10 years
This number kept messaging me saying I’d signed up for i fitness gym and food plans at http//fitness.bounce.mobi for £3 a week. I texted 'stop bfitness' to 60762 to cancel it. Then I noticed my phone bill was way more than usual, so I called Vodafone and they told me I’d been charged £3 a week by this company. Vodafone promised to refund the charges and have blocked premium rate calls and texts on my account. Still waiting for my next bill from Vodafone to confirm if the refund’s been done. Mandy
VodafoneMandy
10 years
I don’t have any subscription or anything like that. It’s just a work phone, purely for business calls. Honestly, feels like it should be against the law for this kind of thing to keep happening. Can’t believe it’s still allowed.
10 years
I received a message saying I’d signed up to some LV food deal that charges £3 a week, and to stop it I had to text STOP to 60762. I sent that text about three times and even called them but never got any proper confirmation that it was cancelled. Honestly, this should be against the law - if you haven’t agreed to a contract, you shouldn’t have to keep paying for something you never wanted.
10 years
Got a message from this number claiming I’m signed up to LV Food costing me £3 each week. They said I’d be charged until I reply with ‘stop’, which sounds dodgy. Can someone sort this out and shut it down?
LV Food
10 years
I used to be with Orange but I’ve just been informed that I’m now an EE customer. I got this message: "FreeMsg: You’re signed up for WWE mobile content @ http://wwe.mpay.uk at £3/week. Text stop bmwwe to 60762 to cancel. Help 03301224968" It feels like a trap. If I text STOP, they’ll know the message was received and bombard me more. Sending "STOP bmwwe" to that number might rack up charges or just get me more rubbish messages. Calling the helpline they give? I’m convinced it’ll cost me a fortune too. Worst part is, if I ignore it, they’ll still charge me £3 weekly for a service I never agreed to or used. If this isn’t against the law, I don’t know what is - this kind of thing needs to be stopped fast. Who’s actually responsible for sorting this out?
OrangeEEWWEuk
10 years
Anyone got a proper address for these 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
Spoke to EE and discovered the texts are from a 3rd Party who start billing you for weekly messages once they get hold of your number. I'd ignored and deleted them before, worried about scams or viruses, but turns out not responding is treated like you’ve signed up to their service. Seems you have to actively cancel as soon as you get the message - it’s ridiculous! My advice would be to have EE contact the 3rd Party provider for you, asking them to cancel the subscription and refund you. Also, make sure to report the company to http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/, the UK’s regulator for premium rate services.
EEukUK
11 years
So, I found out this group called WWE that gets youngsters hooked by giving away supposedly free ringtones. Then, every Wednesday, they sneakily take £2.50 from your account. I tried asking EE about it, but they just said they don’t have a clue what’s going on.
WWEEE
11 years
This is a proper scam run in partnership with EE and some other mobile networks, all of which have a stake in PAYFORIT and share about half the cash they take from your phone bill. If you try to complain, they’ll just push you onto a third party so they can dodge any responsibility under OFCOM rules. Basically, if you’re scrolling through a site and your thumb accidentally hits one of their sneaky popups, you’re done for - they can charge your phone whatever they want. The best thing you can do is ring your provider and ask them to block all PAYFORIT and PREMIUM SERVICE charges on your number.
EEPAYFORIT
11 years
Every month I get a text from this iFitness place, saying I’m signed up for their gym or meal plans or something. I’ve never actually signed up with them. They keep telling me to text ‘stop’ to 80206 if I want to cancel, but now they say I need to text ‘stop to bmfitness’ at the same number. I’m worried that by texting stop, I might end up getting charged again. Has anyone else dealt with this or know what I should do?
11 years
I’m with EE and just found out I’ve been billed more than £10 for texts I never signed up for or agreed to. No idea what these charges are even for.
11 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
11 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
11 years
This phone number is linked to Fitness.Bounce.Mobi, which seems to be a third-party firm working alongside EE and charging EE customers. I made it clear to EE’s billing team that I only want to be billed for my own calls via direct debit. Yet, EE is still adding extra charges for this third-party company, and they’re not providing any service to me at all. When I pressed EE about the company’s location and contact details, they couldn’t give me a proper answer and just handed me this number to call. But I’m worried that if I ring them, my phone bill might get hit with even more fees. Honestly, this feels like a total scam from EE’s billing department. They shouldn’t be charging us for third-party stuff without our consent!
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
11 years
This number is linked to a company called Fitness.Bounce.Mobi. They’re a third party partner working with EE, and they’ve been taking money from EE customers. We only agreed for direct debits to cover our EE calls, but EE is charging extra fees for this third party without providing any service to us. I asked EE for the company’s address, but they refused to give it and gave me this number to ring instead. If I call, I’m worried it could add even more charges to my bill. Honestly, it feels like EE’s billing department is running a scam by charging us for a third party without our consent. They have no right to do that.
Fitness. Bounce. MobiEE
11 years
Just got a call from itfitness, total spam!

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