03333003556

I'd like to express my thoughts on this matter. As a parent, I cover my daughter's phone bill while she's attending university. Unfortunately, I was unaware of the situation until this particular company had already deducted over £300. Three, the phone service provider, isn't willing to accept any responsibility for this issue, which leads me to believe they are somehow involved. If they truly cared about their customers, they would have taken the necessary measures to ensure consent before allowing funds to be taken in this manner. It's clear that the fun4vid company is engaged in criminal activities, and the fact that Three is taking no action is truly shameful.

During my conversation with the 'fun4vids' customer service via phone, I raised the issue once again. The representative assured me that a cheque would be dispatched to my address. However, several months have passed and I am yet to receive the promised payment. This situation is completely unacceptable. Not only has it caused my monthly phone bill to increase unnecessarily, but I also have not been engaging in any costly phone activities.

How can I avoid being billed?

I recently discovered that £54 in extra fees appeared on my bill due to receiving unwanted texts from vids4fun. I reached out to them via email, and they claimed that I had gone through two subscription screens and given my consent (which is not true). In response, I contacted 3 and they kindly assisted me by setting up a conference call with the company in question. After discussions, the company agreed to refund the charges by issuing a cheque, acknowledging that I hadn't downloaded any videos. Hopefully, everything will work out and I will receive the refund as promised.

The cost for this company's services is £9 per week and unfortunately, they do not offer refunds.

I recently received a text saying: FreeMsg: You've subscribed to fun4vid.mobi using 03333003556. I must say, this is a total scam! I ended up shelling out nearly £100 before realising they were hitting my account for £9 each week without me knowing. Do yourself a favour and get in touch with your mobile network provider to flag this. They should reach out to fun4vid.mobi on your behalf to reclaim your hard-earned cash!

I encountered a similar problem and had a heated disagreement with someone from fun4vids when my mobile service provider, 3, contacted them while I was on the phone. Unbeknownst to me, my account had already been billed £27. It was only when I noticed the transaction on my bank statement that I became aware and decided to call 3. I have no clue how this mishap occurred, and it has left me feeling extremely angry. Supposedly, fun4vids was supposed to send me an email to arrange a refund, but nothing has transpired thus far. It's becoming quite preposterous... Needless to say, I am not a happy individual.

I have been billed £9 per week for the past three weeks, specifically on the following dates: 13th September, 20th September, and 27th September. I have spoken to three different representatives about this issue. While they assured me that the company responsible is legitimate, they will make an effort to contact them tomorrow. If I do not receive a satisfactory resolution, I am prepared to cancel my contract with three and change my phone number. This situation is truly unexpected and unjustifiable. It is sad that scammers are allowed to operate without being stopped by the phone companies. It's truly mind-boggling!

I had a similar experience with fun4vids where they charged me a total of £27. I reached out to them, and they cancelled the charges promptly and sent me a refund check. However, I received the check last Saturday, but it was returned unpaid by my bank today. It's such a frustrating situation.

Our attempts to change our mobile number are prompted by the fact that there has been a recurring charge of £9 per week without our knowledge. As of now, we have already spent a total of £81. It is rather disheartening to note that this practice is prevalent without any subscription from our end. It is imperative that steps are taken to address these concerns and establish legal deterrents.

I called them three times, and each time they provided me with a refund number.

A mate sent me a link, and curiosity got the better of me-I gave it a click. Moments later, I received a text about a supposed £9 a week subscription fee, with instructions to text the number provided to halt it. I decided to ignore it, yet somehow, they managed to charge my account a couple of times at £9 each! I rang my network provider, who kindly connected me with the dubious company in question. They assured me they’d cancel future charges but then asked for loads of personal details in order to process a refund. Naturally, I was a bit hesitant and wary about sharing any more information, which ultimately meant I lost £18. Fingers crossed they won't hit me with further charges down the line. I should mention, though, that the customer service from Three was top-notch, yet I can't shake off this unsettling feeling about the whole situation with my provider. If you're in a similar pickle, I'd recommend giving your carrier a bell for assistance instead of engaging directly.

A friend sent me a link, which I clicked on. Suddenly, I received an SMS informing me about a £9 per week subscription fee and instructing me to text a specific number to opt out. I chose to ignore it, but unfortunately, they charged me twice through my carrier, resulting in a total of £18. Consequently, I contacted my mobile network provider (Three), who connected me with the company responsible for the charges. They agreed to halt any future charges, but requested additional personal information in order to process a refund. I felt hesitant and doubtful about providing more details, as a result of which I lost £18. Now, I can only hope that they will not charge me again in the future.

On the weekend of 17th September 2016, I was busy catching up on the news via SkyNews on my phone when an intrusive pop-up appeared, demanding to know if I was over 18. It felt as if my device had been taken over, as I couldn't seem to dismiss the pesky box. I attempted the classic switch-off-and-on trick among other solutions, but to no avail. Before I knew it, I discovered a cheeky £9 charge for something called http://fun4vid.mobi/en/index/cc. I attempted to unsubscribe by texting 65055 with the word STOP, but my efforts were futile. I even tried reaching out via text to 03333003556, but received no reply. On 19th September, I reached out to my mobile provider, Three, seeking assistance. They made an effort to liaise with the company involved and informed me that my subscription might be terminated. They asked for my email address so they could forward it to their technical support team for a potential refund. Despite their efforts on 20th September to contact "Fun Videos," they were unable to get through. As a retired individual, I feel strongly that protections should be in place for vulnerable people like myself. Unfortunately, Three informed me that they cannot cancel my subscription; it is solely up to the premium service provider. I would really like to know what steps I can take to prevent such occurrences in the future.

Back on the weekend of September 17th, 2016, I found myself glued to Sky News whilst on my phone when an irritating pop-up suddenly appeared. It was asking me if I was over 18, and lo and behold, I couldn’t do a thing; it felt as if my phone had been taken over! The box would just not budge. I tried rebooting the phone and a few other tricks, but to no avail. Before I knew it, I had been billed £9 for some service linked to http://fun4vid.mobi/en/index/cc. I attempted to unsubscribe by messaging “STOP” to 65055, but that didn’t work either. I even reached out to them at 03333003556, but received no reply. On September 19th, I reached out to my mobile provider, Three, and they were quite helpful, attempting to get in touch with the rogue company for me. They told me there was a chance my subscription might be cancelled and requested my email address so the company could liaise with their tech support in order to process a refund. However, on the 20th, their efforts to connect with the so-called "Fun Videos" again went up in smoke. As a retired individual, I feel strongly that these sorts of practices are utterly outrageous and can be particularly harmful to those of us who are more vulnerable. Unfortunately, Three indicated that they couldn’t stop my subscription; only the premium service could do that. I am at my wit's end and may need to involve the authorities if this isn’t sorted swiftly. Furthermore, I’m eager to find a way to avoid falling victim to such scams in the future. Is there anything I can do to protect myself from similar situations down the line?

Got some calls from an automated robo caller linked to fun4vid.mobi. Annoying as ever! Just one of those spammy services I reckon.

I just found out I’m being charged £9 every month for a service I never signed up for. Anyone knows how to cancel it or put a stop to this? It’s really annoying!

Receiving an unforeseen subscription for a service costing £9 per month without prior consent.

My account has been regularly charged £9 for a service that I have not subscribed to.

I have received a message from this number - FreeMsg. It states: "Thank you for choosing to subscribe to Fun4vid.mobi access, which costs £9 per week. This subscription will be active until you send a text with the word STOP to 65065. If you need assistance, please contact 03333003556."

Visit the website fun4vid.mobi and proceed to login. If you don't have a password, click on the "forgot password" button to have a new one sent to your mobile phone. Once you have the password, log in and cancel your subscription. This is the process I went through. Additionally, I reported their contact number 03333003556.

Please be aware that texting STOP to 65065 does not work as intended.

FreeMsg: Thank you for signing up for Fun4vid.mobi access at a cost of £9 per week from fun4vid.mobi. To unsubscribe, simply text STOP to 65065. If you need assistance, you can call 03333003556.

Please note that 65065 is an automated system and sending a text to this number may not go through.