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03332027722

☎️ 03332027722 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 333202 with a prefix of 0333.

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+443332027722+44 333 202 77220333 202 7722+44-333-202-7722

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TimeLine of events for phone number 03332027722

  • Phone charges issue, seeking refund
    Nov
    2018
  • Refund request; unwanted weekly texts
    Jun
    2018
  • Block this scam number immediately
    Jan
    2017
  • Blocked number issue with provider
    Jan
    2017
  • Block number with service provider
    Jan
    2017
  • Stop unwanted text messages, charges
    Jan
    2017
  • Charged for unrecognized competition entries
    Dec
    2016
  • Unwanted charges, seeking cancellation help
    Dec
    2016
  • Seeking help to stop scam messages
    Dec
    2016
  • Stop unwanted texts and charges
    Dec
    2016
  • Unwanted subscription; service is scam
    Dec
    2016
  • Unwanted messages costing too much
    Dec
    2016
  • Frustrated with unwanted message charges
    Dec
    2016
  • Requesting to stop price increase
    Nov
    2016
  • Requesting refund and charge cancellation
    Nov
    2016
  • User shares their mobile number
    Nov
    2016
  • Unexpected bill increase, requesting refund
    Nov
    2016
  • Unexpected charges from 88227 number
    Nov
    2016
  • User reports scam and requests refund
    Nov
    2016
  • Scam disguised as prize opportunity
    Oct
    2016
  • Misleading competition leads to charges
    Oct
    2016
  • Sent 'stop' text, hoping for results
    Oct
    2016
  • Warning: Avoid this potential scam
    Oct
    2016
  • Scammer charges unauthorized account fee
    Oct
    2016
  • Requests refund for unauthorized charges
    Oct
    2016
  • Stop scammers using my number
    Oct
    2016
  • Scammers charged £4.50 for messages
    Oct
    2016
  • Requesting refund for unexpected charges
    Oct
    2016
  • Contact phone company to block calls
    Oct
    2016
  • Request for refund due to error
    Oct
    2016
  • Facebook scam disguised as contest
    Oct
    2016
  • Refund form not provided, unclear instructions
    Sep
    2016
  • OAP confused about unexpected charges
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam charging premium rate numbers
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam with continuous unwanted texts
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam number, lost £100, blocked
    Sep
    2016
  • Competition scam; blocked premium texts
    Sep
    2016
  • Misleading ad with hidden charges
    Sep
    2016
  • Sending SMS to win Samsung
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam resulted in significant losses
    Sep
    2016
  • Misleading offer; unexpected charges apply
    Sep
    2016
  • Unauthorized charges; criminal behavior reported
    Sep
    2016
  • Request for refund difference owed
    Aug
    2016
  • Xwin phone scam steals credit weekly
    Aug
    2016
  • Charged, stopped, refund process initiated
    Aug
    2016
  • Experiencing unwanted subscription bill issue
    Aug
    2016
  • Prevent unauthorized financial withdrawals
    Aug
    2016
  • Unexpected charges for premium SMS
    Aug
    2016
  • Unauthorized charges continue despite cancellation
    Aug
    2016
  • How to stop spam messages
    Aug
    2016
  • Received text, seeks refund help
    Aug
    2016
  • Contact Call Phone Pay Plus
    Aug
    2016
  • إعادة إرسال الأرقام المطلوبة
    Aug
    2016
  • Pensioner lost money unexpectedly
    Aug
    2016
  • Thieves should be stopped immediately
    Jul
    2016
  • Seeking refund for unauthorized charges
    Jun
    2016
  • User seeking advice on charges
    Jun
    2016
  • Received unwanted subscription, seeking help
    Jun
    2016
  • Receiving unwanted calls and texts
    Jun
    2016
  • Stopping unwanted text messages advice
    Jun
    2016
  • Need help blocking unwanted calls
    May
    2016
  • Phone hacked, need money protection
    May
    2016
  • Stop unexpected charges over £20
    Apr
    2016
  • Unwanted texts, potential scam alert
    Apr
    2016
  • Confused about payment; using pay-as-you-go
    Apr
    2016
  • Suspicious weekly withdrawals for draw
    Apr
    2016
  • Received scam texts, seeking help
    Apr
    2016
  • Unwanted service; seeking cancellation help
    Apr
    2016
  • Illegally charged, seeking refund assistance
    Apr
    2016
  • User was scammed, needs help
    Apr
    2016
  • Scammer charged for unwanted services
    Feb
    2016
  • Nonexistent email after phone call
    Feb
    2016
  • Scammed, suspicious, monitoring situation
    Feb
    2016
  • Scam warning, report to authorities
    Feb
    2016
  • Scammed, unresponsive customer service
    Jan
    2016
  • How to stop unwanted calls?
    Jan
    2016
  • Charged despite quick STOP response
    Jan
    2016
  • Weekly charge of £4.50 unwanted
    Jan
    2016
  • User facing scam, seeking help
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning: charged £4.50 per text
    Dec
    2015
  • Competition fee concerns, possible number change
    Dec
    2015
  • User wants to cancel account
    Dec
    2015
  • Follow PhonepayPlus for service issues
    Nov
    2015
  • Membership is a scam, receiving charges
    Nov
    2015
  • Inquiring about money acquisition methods
    Nov
    2015
  • Charged £18.75 for text messages
    Nov
    2015
  • Regularly charged for costly texts
    Nov
    2015
  • Cannot send stop message
    Nov
    2015
  • Survey scam deducted money. Absurd
    Nov
    2015
  • Seeking help to block spam texts
    Nov
    2015
  • Frustration over unauthorized charges
    Nov
    2015
  • Issue with unauthorized charge refund
    Oct
    2015
  • Seems like a phone number
    Oct
    2015
  • Unwanted competition charges, difficult resolution
    Oct
    2015
  • Unhappy with high texting charges
    Sep
    2015
  • Panther Play: Block premium rate numbers
    Aug
    2015
  • Pensioner scammed, seeks urgent advice
    Aug
    2015
  • Unauthorized charge refund request
    Aug
    2015
  • Charing £18 monthly, insufficient compensation
    Aug
    2015
  • Receiving ongoing unwanted text messages
    Aug
    2015
  • Awaiting refund, feeling anxious
    Aug
    2015
  • Seeking help to stop phone theft
    Jul
    2015
  • Scam for iPad, need assistance
    Jul
    2015
  • Unexpected charges for free entry
    Jul
    2015
  • Need urgent help to stop scam
    Jul
    2015
  • Xin Win accused of being scam
    Jul
    2015
  • Desperate to stop message charges
    Jul
    2015
  • iPad contest causing account deductions
    Jul
    2015
  • Fraud charges; phone companies accountable
    Jun
    2015
  • Service cancellation attempts unsuccessful
    Jun
    2015
  • Scam texts and unauthorized charges
    Jun
    2015
  • Unwanted texts threaten weekly charges
    Jun
    2015
  • Unable to stop unwanted texts
    Jun
    2015
  • App charged unexpectedly, seeks advice
    Jun
    2015
  • Fraudulent calls, seeking legal action
    May
    2015
Number Of Searches: 157 Number Of Comments: 112 First Seen: 07 May 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Ardheisker(Western Isles), Derry Downs(Greater London) and The Willows(Lincolnshire).

03332027722 has 112 comments of which 92 x neutral and 20 x negative

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03332027722 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03332027722 👆 is reported as a scam linked to unsolicited premium rate texts and subscriptions, often triggered by entering seemingly legitimate competitions online. Victims are charged weekly fees without clear consent, typically around £4.50, significantly increasing phone bills. Attempts to opt out by texting "STOP" usually fail, and customer contact is unresponsive or misleading. The company behind it, often identified as Xinwin Ltd or related aliases, uses multiple numbers and evasive tactics. Mobile providers may struggle to intervene, though blocking premium numbers is advised. Affected individuals are urged to report to regulators like Ofcom, Action Fraud, and ICO, while seeking refunds through official complaint channels. Vigilance is essential to avoid these deceptive practices and prevent financial loss via mobile accounts.

Reports on phone number 03332027722

8 years
Honestly, I can't believe how dreadful this situation is! Since January, I've been inundated with these messages on my phone, and it didn't dawn on me that they were racking up charges until today when 02 siphoned off a significant chunk of my funds. Is there any way I can recover some of that money?
8 years
I really need these texts to stop coming in every single week! It's been nearly ten months of being charged every Tuesday, and I would like my money back, please!
10 years
Contact your mobile operator to put a stop to this number.
10 years
I've encountered a similar issue before - I managed to bar this number through my mobile provider.
10 years
Just a quick note for everyone regarding this phone number. It’s really important that you get in touch with your mobile network provider and have the number blocked immediately. I've found out that this outfit is also operating under a couple of other numbers, 700046067 and 88227, so if you come across those, don't hesitate to block them too. The culprits go by the name XINION LTD, and they’ve got a dodgy website: xiequire.xinwin.co.uk. Be very cautious if they request your banking information. It’s wise to consult your bank first to prevent any unauthorised withdrawals from this company. Only accept money that’s going into your account and do so with caution-if they even bother to respond.
XINION LTD.. couk
10 years
Could you kindly cease sending me those text messages and charging me £3.75 each time? I am not interested in whatever it is you’re involved in. Thank you.
10 years
I can’t say I’ve ever signed up for any competitions using my phone, yet here I am facing these pesky charges! It’s incredibly frustrating. Does anyone know how I can put a stop to this? I've tried messaging to opt-out, but it seems to be falling on deaf ears! This really needs sorting out.
10 years
i never signed up for any contests or competitions on my mobile, yet my bills keep showing charges for them. ive tried texting stop, but nothing happens, its like they just dont care. what can i do to make it stop?
10 years
I find myself entangled in this web of deceptive messages, and when I reached out to Vodafone for clarity, they pointed me towards Xinwin instead. Rather oddly, when I pressed Vodafone on how our paths crossed, they were utterly vague and unhelpful, leaving me more confused than ever. It seems that getting in touch with them could lead to even more complications. How on earth can we put an end to this nonsense?
VodafoneXinwin
10 years
I kindly urge you to cease these incessant messages and the depletion of my funds! I never registered for this service and have no desire to be involved in any way. Thank you!
10 years
I’ve found myself in quite the predicament - apparently, I’ve been signed up to this so-called “service” for more than a year without even realising it! It feels like a right con, as I certainly never gave my consent. They keep insisting they’ve sent me messages regarding how to unsubscribe, but I’ve disregarded them entirely since I was never aware that I was even enrolled in the first place!
10 years
I'm utterly fed up with these incessant messages! I never signed up for anything, so why on earth should I be paying for their texts? They’re charging me a ridiculous £4.50 per week until I send ‘stop’, but I've done that multiple times! Yet, I keep receiving the same drivel. Now they’ve blocked me from replying with ‘stop’ - it’s infuriating! I've already forked out £20 because of them. Can anyone advise me on how to get these nuisances to finally leave me alone?
10 years
I’m absolutely fed up with these incessant messages! I never subscribed to any service, so why on earth am I being charged £4.50 each week for their unsolicited texts? I've already messaged ‘stop,’ yet they keep bombarding me with the same rubbish. To make matters worse, they've blocked my replies, so I can't even tell them to quit it! This has already cost me a whopping £20.0. Can someone please advise me on how to put an end to this madness?
10 years
I'd really appreciate it if this could be sorted out, as my bill has hiked by £25 too!
10 years
For the past three months, I've been receiving a bill from O2 that includes a £15.00 charge from your end. I never authorised this fee, and I would like to request a refund for the amount. Additionally, please ensure that this charge is cancelled as soon as possible. Thank you.
10 years
Usually, my monthly bill hovers around £25, but it's shot up to a staggering £68! I'm rather miffed about this and would like to request a refund. I did participate in a competition once without realising that it led to extra charges being taken from my account.
10 years
I’m reaching out about my mobile number, which is 07983 889781.
10 years
Oh, for goodness' sake! I've just signed in to check my phone bill and can’t believe my eyes-what was once an £8 monthly charge has skyrocketed to a staggering £25 recently. I’ve noticed this pesky number, 88227, has been draining my wallet with texts every single Saturday for ages. I'm absolutely seething with rage! Is there anyone out there who knows how I can sort this out?
10 years
Complete con! I demand my money back immediately!
10 years
I got in touch with Lidl and noticed a promotion where you could win £500 in Tesco vouchers. Shortly after, I got a text telling me I'd signed up to pay £4.50 each month just for entering this contest. It wasn’t made clear at all, even if it might’ve been buried in the terms and conditions. These kinds of scams are just awful.
Lidl
10 years
I just dropped a 'stop' message to 85222, fingers crossed this does the trick!
10 years
I reached out to Llidls after spotting a chance to win £500 worth of Tesco vouchers. To my surprise, I shortly received a message claiming that I'd signed up for a subscription costing £4.50 a month just for taking part in the competition. The details were all buried in the fine print, which is far from transparent. It's outrageous how these scams operate.
LlidlsTesco
10 years
Absolute con! Make sure you don’t fall for it!
10 years
I've had enough of this fraudster! I never agreed to have £4.50 deducted from my account. Please issue a refund immediately.
10 years
I would appreciate it if you could return my funds. You can reach me at [email protected], and my mobile number is 07756587608. I participated in an online contest, but I certainly didn’t agree to be billed £4.50 weekly or for each message you send. Please ensure this is halted immediately.
10 years
Could you please put an end to these scammers? That’s my number: 07540 836015. Thank you!
10 years
Could you kindly put an end to this? These con artists were attempting to charge me £4.50 for a message they sent to my mobile.
10 years
I would like to request a refund of £18.00, please. I wasn’t aware that there would be a weekly charge of £4.50. It seems you are deducting this fee from my mobile account linked to the number 07832 194 313. My contact details are as follows: Mrs E Jackson, 8 Brandlehow Drive, Middleton, Manchester, M24 4QY. You can reach me at [email protected]. Thank you very much for your assistance!
JacksonBrandlehow DriveMiddletonManchester
10 years
Give your phone provider a bell; that’s really the only way to put an end to it. They can sort out the blocking for you!
10 years
I would greatly appreciate it if you could process a refund of £18 that was deducted for a competition I didn’t willingly enter. As a 75-year-old retiree, such an amount is quite a strain on my finances. I kindly ask for your assistance in this matter. Thank you for your understanding. Best regards, Mrs E A Jackson 07832 194313
E A Jackson
10 years
I came across what seemed like a Facebook giveaway, but it was actually a total scam. It really looked legit, like one of those prize competitions on Facebook, but beware, it’s not what it appears to be!
Facebook
10 years
I was informed that I could claim a refund by visiting the website they mentioned during our phone conversation. But where on earth can I find the refund form?
10 years
As a senior citizen, I believed I was entering a competition associated with Asda. However, after adhering to the instructions provided, I was met with a notification indicating that I would be charged £4.50 each week. This is beyond my budget; how can I put a halt to this? Is this situation a scam?
Asda
10 years
It’s a total con! They're going to hit you with those extortionate call charges.
10 years
Beware of the number 88227; it's a total scam. I found myself £100 worse off thanks to my phone provider. Initially, I noticed these dubious charges for receiving messages from them. As soon as I realised what was happening, I opted out, but surprise surprise! I ended up getting charged for that as well. Even after blocking the number, they’ve started bombarding me with texts from different mobile numbers. It's a right nuisance!
10 years
Avoid the number 88227 at all costs, it’s definitely a scam. I got ripped off by about £100 thanks to my phone company charging me for texts I didn’t ask for. When I realised what was going on, I tried to unsubscribe, but then they charged me for that too! Even after I blocked their number, they just kept sending texts from different numbers. It’s been such a headache.
10 years
I was tricked by a competition scam after inadvertently clicking a link in what I thought was a trustworthy app. The offer was for a complimentary Samsung device. Upon entering my details, I was prompted to provide my mobile number, and shortly after, I received a message informing me I’d be charged £4.50 per week, along with a few other texts. The number responsible for this nuisance is 88227, and each message incurs that pesky fee. Thankfully, Vodafone has taken action by blocking incoming premium messages, which I hope puts an end to this hassle. But is there a way to completely prevent these scammers from contacting me?
SamsungVodafone
10 years
I responded to an advertisement that seemed to be from Lidl, but shortly after I replied to their message, I was shocked to find out I’d be billed £4.50 every week! To make matters worse, none of the numbers they used for texting allow me to send a "stop" request. It’s rather frustrating, isn’t it?
Lidl
10 years
Just got a text offering a Samsung 7 if I pay £4.50 upfront, they told me to send STOP to 88277 to opt out. Seems a bit dodgy to me.
Samsung
10 years
I've been duped by this scam to the tune of more than £30! I've texted 'STOP' three times, only to get messages back saying it was all cancelled. But lo and behold, mere hours later, I've lost £4.50. Then, the very next day, the same annoying routine occurred with yet another £4.50 disappearing just 24 hours after I topped up £10.00. It's absolutely maddening to discover that £9.00 has been taken unlawfully! I've tried to hunt down a refund on their site, but it seems impossible to navigate. Just so you know, I use a Tesco mobile.
STOPTesco
10 years
I stumbled upon a post on Facebook claiming that one could score a complimentary Lidl voucher. A few comments seemed to validate this offer, so I decided to fill out the form. However, then I received a text informing me that they would be billing me £4.50 weekly! I’m at a bit of a loss about how to cancel this subscription. Anyone got any tips?
FacebookLidl
10 years
It seems we've been hoodwinked by these crooks for several months without our knowing it - only just clocked on! The experiences echo what others have reported, no doubt about it. We’ve blocked the number in question, yet they’re still managing to dip into our account through our service provider, costing us a whopping £22.50 each month. Honestly, I can’t think of a better word than 'criminal' to describe these individuals. What's more, the site they supposedly have for filing a refund is nowhere to be found. Absolutely maddening!
10 years
Could you kindly process a refund for the difference regarding the time period? I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
10 years
I've been dealing with a right nuisance from Xwin; they’ve been swindling my phone credit weekly. It’s absolutely infuriating! Does anyone know how I can put an end to this madness?
Xwin
10 years
I just experienced the very same issue myself! I sent a text saying 'stop', and even gave their number a ring to confirm they had ceased the charges. Sadly, I found out that the first payment of £4.50 had already been deducted from my account. After a bit of a disagreement with the chap on the other end of the line, he finally directed me to their refund site. You can head over to this link to access the form to claim your refund: http://xienquire.xinwin.co.uk.
10 years
I recently threw my hat into the ring for a competition at Tesco, and before I realised, I’m now tied to a pesky £4.50 monthly fee. I tried to send a message to 88227 saying 'stop', but my phone keeps telling me it hasn’t gone through. Does anyone have any tips on how I can untangle myself from this?
Tesco
10 years
What steps can I take to prevent them from draining my funds?
10 years
I replied to a message after joining what I thought was a free competition, but then they messaged me saying I'd been signed up for something charging £4.50 each time they text. I’ve tried texting back 'stop' to 88227, not 100% sure if it’s stopped yet, but so far I've lost £4.50.
10 years
I’ve been charged £4.50 every week, despite sending a message with the word "Stop." Yet, they still keep taking my money. I’m not sure if they’re going to keep this up, but it feels dodgy. It appears to be against the law, yet I’m not getting any assistance from my service provider or anyone else for that matter. It's quite frustrating!
10 years
I've been getting loads of texts about vouchers, but then I noticed they're billing me for these calls and messages. Tried ringing the number and the help line but no luck getting through. Anyone know how to stop this scam?
10 years
I’ve just had a message from 88227 letting me know they’re going to take £4.50 from me every week. What steps should I take to reclaim that money?
10 years
I experienced a similar situation myself. I recommend reaching out to Call Phone Pay Plus for some guidance. You can reach them at 0300 30 300 20. Wishing you the best of luck!
10 years
I was charged £9.00, which really threw a spanner in the works, especially as I'm retired and didn’t receive my usual monthly pension. Now I find myself having to top up my account to cover the shortfall. How on earth did this even occur?
10 years
These individuals are nothing but crooks and it's imperative that we take action to put a halt to their antics right away. Absolute parasites!
10 years
I've noticed a recurring charge of £4.50 per week from this company named "xiewin" over the past ten months, and I'm keen to reclaim my funds. Is there anyone here who might have some advice on how to go about requesting a refund?
10 years
I experienced something similar earlier today! How did you manage to prevent it from being charged?
10 years
Over the weekend, I found myself entering an online competition for a chance to win a prize. Shortly after, I received a text from a company called Xinwin, informing me that I had inadvertently signed up for a subscription costing £4.50 each month. Following their guidance, I promptly responded with a "STOP" message to cancel my subscription, yet this evening I received a phone call from the same number. I chose not to answer. Is there a way to ensure they don’t start deducting money from my account?
Xinwin
10 years
I've been inundated with texts and calls from this number, and it seems like they're trying to hit my wallet! I'm planning to block them on my phone, but does anyone have any tips on how I can prevent this from happening altogether?
10 years
any idea how to block these texts for good? they keep coming, and it's so annoying! anyone got tips on the best way to get rid of them?
10 years
I've tried every avenue to stop this, but to no avail. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tackle this issue?
10 years
I've recently fallen victim to a phone hack. What steps can I take to put a stop to these scoundrels from draining my finances?
10 years
I'm fed up with being hit with multiple charges exceeding twenty quid. Can you please put an end to this?
10 years
I believe I've fallen prey to a scam, as I never registered for anything yet I keep receiving these incessant texts. It's rather bothersome!
10 years
I’ve been hearing that they’re planning to deduct money weekly for the Tesco draw. The thing is, I haven’t even provided my bank information! How on earth do I go about cancelling this?
Tesco
10 years
I initially assumed it was associated with Tesco, but good luck attempting to extract any funds from me-I'm on a pay-as-you-go plan, you know! 😂
Tesco
10 years
I’m quite puzzled about how I've stumbled into this situation since I pride myself on being cautious with potential scams. On Sunday, April 10th, I received a rather peculiar message expressing gratitude for my participation in the national lottery, urging me to visit lottery.xinwin.co for more information. I chose not to follow that link, mind you. However, today brought another unwelcome surprise: a text offering me a chance to win a Tesco voucher! It posed a question about New York’s subway track length and requested a reply with either A or B to the number 88227, ending with an oddly reassuring “Help? 03332027722”. What steps can I take to put a stop to this nonsense?
New York
10 years
I never requested this nor do I desire it; is there a way to put an end to it?
10 years
I've found myself in quite the predicament as I've been inappropriately billed for a text service that I neither requested nor desire. I’ve never signed up for it, either in the past or now. I'm currently exhausting all possible routes to secure a refund, especially as I'm locked in a dispute with O2 regarding my phone bill right now. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you might offer in this matter. Thank you ever so much! If needed, you can reach me at [email protected].
O2
10 years
I've fallen prey to a scam too. They've taken more than £100 from me. I reached out to O2 in hopes of blocking that number, but they informed me that I need to speak directly with the scammer. The issue is, I can't seem to get through to them at all! Can someone please assist me?
10 years
Beware, this phone number belongs to a fraudster! I’ve found myself out of pocket by £18.00 for some so-called premium information services, and another £11.25 just to stop messages from 82288. My mobile plan is with O2, and I’ve informed them about this dodgy scheme, yet they appear to be turning a blind eye while it goes on unchallenged.
10 years
I feel compelled to flag this particular number because whenever you try to give them a ring, they provide an email address that appears to be non-existent. Quite perplexing, if you ask me!
11 years
I find myself in a rather troubling situation with this so-called service. I dialled the number that was sent to me via text, and they claim I've been removed from their system. However, I'm still feeling quite uneasy about the whole affair and will be keeping a close eye on things.
11 years
Utterly appalling! One must exercise extreme caution with these rogues! Should you find yourself a victim of their deceitful practices, it’s crucial to lodge a complaint with Action Fraud, the ICO, and Ofcom. They’re nothing more than opportunistic thieves preying upon those who are most susceptible. Their company name is Xinion Ltd, located at 290 Moston Lane, Manchester, M40 9WB. If you feel the need to express your grievances, you can attempt to reach them at [email protected], though don’t hold your breath for a response!
Action FraudICOOfcomXinion LtdMoston LaneManchesteruk
11 years
I've already been swindled out of £70! I've made attempts to get in touch with them, but it seems they couldn't give a toss!
11 years
I've been experiencing a similar issue-what's the best way to put an end to it?
11 years
I've been billed £7.50 even though I sent a STOP message to the 82288 number just moments after receiving their text. It’s rather frustrating!
11 years
I've noticed that I'm being billed £4.50 each week, and I can't seem to put a stop to it. Oddly enough, my phone balance is running low as well-so I'm baffled as to how they keep taking money!
11 years
I've fallen victim to this scam and it's driving me mad! Any advice on how I can put an end to this?
11 years
Just a heads up, they charge you £4.50 every single time they send a text. Watch out!
11 years
I've recently entered a competition, and now I've noticed an ongoing charge of £4.50 per week on my phone bill. Should I be considering changing my mobile number?
11 years
I'm in the process of trying to get out of whatever it is I seem to have signed up for.
11 years
I've recently received a message from these folks. I'm curious, how on earth do they manage to take your cash if you haven't even provided them with any bank information?
11 years
I've noticed a fee of £18.75 appearing on my account due to messages I've been receiving from this particular number.
11 years
I’ve been attempting to sign up for a membership, but it appears to be a complete con. Sad to say, I’m lacking any credit and yet keep receiving messages that want to siphon money from me. I've also stumbled upon a spammy email from [email protected], and there seems to be some connection to a name called Xwin in the texts. I've tried texting STOP to 82288, but it just doesn’t go through. Quite frustrating, I must say!
couk
11 years
they keep charging me £4.50 each time i send a text, which is really annoyin.
11 years
I'm having a bit of bother trying to send a stop message.
11 years
I recently filled out a survey that popped up on my device, and before I knew it, I received a couple of PIN codes-one supposedly for an Apple Watch and another for an Asda voucher. Within an hour, I noticed a £9 deduction from my phone credit. It's all quite ridiculous, if you ask me. I attempted to text "STOP" to the number given, but alas, that message just won't send. How frustrating! - Anonymous
Apple Watch
11 years
A mate of mine has been receiving messages lately from a certain number, and she's convinced that it’s racked up over £20 in charges on her phone. I've gone ahead and tagged the number as spam, so fingers crossed she’ll stop getting those texts. If anyone's got a reliable method to completely block this nuisance, your assistance would be greatly appreciated! Cheers!
11 years
My eleven-year-old daughter got roped into some competition, and now these unscrupulous folks are siphoning off £4.50 repeatedly. It’s maddening! I’m seriously contemplating changing her phone number since nobody seems to respond to our inquiries or put an end to this nonsense. It's absolutely infuriating that they can get away with such tactics!
11 years
I’ve noticed a charge of approximately £30 on my account. Could anyone advise me on how I can reclaim my funds? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
11 years
I was completely oblivious to the fact I’d signed up for a competition! Tesco suggested that I call this number to request they cease the withdrawals from my account. They assured me they would, but I have my doubts about how straightforward that truly is. I was also told to send a text saying STOP to 82288, but it just wouldn’t go through. BT claims there's no illegality at play and that they can't step in.
TescoBT
11 years
I've fallen victim to these scammers. I received five texts, and they charged me a whopping £3.75 for each one! Absolutely furious about this!
11 years
They operate under the names Panther Play and Pound to Play and are situated in Northwich, Cheshire. My advice is to contact your mobile network provider and ask them to block all "premium rate numbers." After that, ensure they send a "STOP" notice to this lot. Best of luck reclaiming those £4.50 charges per text from them-it’s turning out to be quite the challenge! I reckon it would make for an excellent feature on programmes like WatchDog or Rogue Traders over on the BBC.
Panther PlayPound to PlayNorthwichCheshireBBC
11 years
As a retired individual, I've unfortunately fallen victim to a rather dodgy scheme claiming I’d won a free iPad. It seems that my mobile bill has unexpectedly surged, courtesy of EE. I was assured a text would arrive with instructions on how to rectify this, but alas, nothing has come through. Could anyone offer some swift guidance? This added expense is simply beyond my means, and it's truly stressing me out.
11 years
I’m wondering how I can reclaim my £18.75. It seems this lot has nabbed it without my consent!
11 years
I’ve noticed a charge of £18 monthly that seems to be sneaking off my phone bill. I really expected my TalkTalk mobile to have nipped this in the bud. I've let them know about it, and all they've offered is a measly £5 credit as a sort of good will gesture. It’s hardly enough to make me feel valued as a customer!
TalkTalk
11 years
Absolutely, I’ve been inundated with pesky text messages as well. I sent a ‘stop all’ text on the 8th of July 2015, and they confirmed my request almost immediately. However, just two days later, I got yet another message and was hit with an additional charge of £4.50!
11 years
I’m eagerly anticipating a refund that’s supposedly set to drop into my account tomorrow, after having a chat with them about a month prior. I’m so on edge about it that I might as well be holding my breath-if I’m not back soon, you might just see my obit!
11 years
I find myself in a right pickle after being duped by a so-called iPad giveaway! Does anyone have any advice on how I can extricate myself from this situation? Much appreciated!
11 years
I’m really struggling with these pesky calls that keep draining my phone credit. Any advice on how to put a stop to this nonsense? What can be done?

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