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03335771999

☎️ 03335771999 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Telecoms World PLC. It is part of the phone block 333577 with a prefix of 0333.

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0333 577 1999 Tagged as:

talktalk pc protect sam bt wiseguys stephen sky alana bournemouth virgin

TimeLine of events for phone number 03335771999

  • Unauthorized bank withdrawal for services
    Jan
    2022
  • Request to cancel referral PCP
    Jun
    2021
  • Scam call from Edinburgh warning
    Jun
    2020
  • Possible phone scam in UK
    Apr
    2020
  • Beware of scam call threat
    Dec
    2019
  • Scam call, beware, plausible story
    Nov
    2019
  • Unknown caller trying to verify information
    Oct
    2018
  • An attempt to upgrade plan
    Oct
    2018
  • Beware of scammers requesting information
    Oct
    2018
  • Scam call, refused account details
    Sep
    2018
  • Suspicious call requesting address confirmation
    Aug
    2018
  • Received scam call about security
    Jul
    2018
  • Beware of computer repair scams
    Apr
    2018
  • Confusing subscription upgrade process described
    Mar
    2018
  • Scam targeting vulnerable individuals reported
    Feb
    2018
  • Warning about fraudulent phone scam
    Jan
    2018
  • Pushy rep, aggressive phone call
    Dec
    2017
  • Caller misrepresented payment plan details
    Nov
    2017
  • Caution: phishing scam, do not trust
    Oct
    2017
  • Received suspicious call about banking
    Aug
    2017
  • Scam call about broadband offer
    Jul
    2017
  • Fraudulent call offering Virgin discount
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspicious call about protection plan
    Jul
    2017
  • User calls them thieves
    Jun
    2017
  • Caller named Sam requested bank details
    Jun
    2017
  • Trading name updated to Wiseguys
    May
    2017
  • Need help canceling unauthorized charges
    Apr
    2017
  • Callers varied by name & ID
    Apr
    2017
  • Fraudulent call from TalkTalk
    Apr
    2017
  • Company set up unauthorized debits
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam targeting personal banking information
    Mar
    2017
  • Beware of scam phone call
    Mar
    2017
  • Received unexpected and unhelpful call
    Feb
    2017
  • Potential scam; canceled unauthorized plan
    Feb
    2017
  • Ongoing scam since at least 2014
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam call, compromised personal information
    Jan
    2017
  • Beware of unsolicited computer firm
    Nov
    2016
  • Scam call, reported to bank
    Nov
    2016
  • Suspected scam phone number
    Nov
    2016
  • Phone call from Talk Talk
    Nov
    2016
  • Beware odd calls, possible scam
    Oct
    2016
  • Received scam call asking details
    Oct
    2016
  • Alert about financial scam avoided
    Oct
    2016
  • Caller received suspicious response, declined
    Oct
    2016
  • Called suspicious number, unavailable
    Sep
    2016
  • Fooled, provided bank details, cautious
    Sep
    2016
  • Scammed into giving bank details
    Sep
    2016
  • Scammers, threatened police, called back
    Aug
    2016
  • Husband alerted, monitor bank statements
    Aug
    2016
  • Suspicious call about protection plan
    Aug
    2016
  • Scam call, shared personal information
    Jul
    2016
  • Beware of fraudulent phone calls
    Apr
    2016
  • Potential phishing scam from "Talk Talk."
    Apr
    2016
  • Suspicious call about PC protection
    Apr
    2016
  • Be cautious of fake callers
    Mar
    2016
  • Cancelled calls due to cold callers
    Mar
    2016
  • Received suspicious direct debit call
    Jan
    2016
  • Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individuals
    Jan
    2016
  • Received suspicious call about payment
    Jan
    2016
  • Suspicious call asking for bank details
    Jul
    2015
  • Beware of misleading PC protection offers
    Jun
    2015
  • Received call about nonexistent payments
    Mar
    2015
  • Received confusing calls about charges
    Jan
    2015
  • Clarifying services, not Talk Talk
    Oct
    2014
  • Scam, avoid sharing personal information
    Sep
    2014
  • Scam caller pretending to be legitimate
    Aug
    2014
  • Fraudulent call pretending to represent
    Aug
    2014
  • Scam caller insisting on payment
    Aug
    2014
  • Suspicious call claiming TalkTalk offer
    Aug
    2014
  • Suspicious TalkTalk call, potential scam
    Aug
    2014
  • Successful phone number lookup experience
    Jul
    2014
  • Cancelled services after fraud report
    Jul
    2014
  • Repeated calls, wrong name, hung up
    Jul
    2014
  • Scam call regarding unauthorized payment
    Jul
    2014
  • TalkTalk scam call and charges
    Jul
    2014
  • Insistent caller claimed account details
    Jul
    2014
  • Scam call; provided bank details
    Jul
    2014
  • Claims of deceit; legal action desired
    Jul
    2014
  • Suspicious call, avoid providing information
    Jun
    2014
  • Beware of fraudulent caller scams
    Jun
    2014
  • Beware of persistent scam callers
    Jun
    2014
  • Beware of fraudulent PC Protect calls
    May
    2014
  • Reported fraud number, caution advised
    May
    2014
  • Missed call, no message left
    May
    2014
Number Of Searches: 206 Number Of Comments: 75 First Seen: 28 April 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Jarrow(Tyne and Wear), Mamble(Worcestershire) and Pancross(Glamorgan).

03335771999 has 75 comments of which 51 x neutral and 23 x negative and 1 x positive

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03335771999 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03335771999 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation impersonating legitimate providers, notably PC Protect and falsely associating with ISPs like TalkTalk or BT. Callers use highly convincing tactics, often knowing personal details such as names, addresses, and partial bank information, to pressure recipients - particularly targeting vulnerable and elderly individuals - into providing full bank details under the guise of reducing existing payments or offering cheaper protection plans. Victims report unauthorised direct debits being set up, difficulty cancelling services, and aggressive follow-up calls. Genuine companies do not request full bank details unsolicited or over the phone. New visitors are strongly advised never to share sensitive information, verify independently with their service providers, monitor bank statements vigilantly, and report suspected fraud to Action Fraud or the police.

Reports on phone number 03335771999

4 years
I can't believe it, but these individuals have somehow managed to set up a direct debit from my mother’s account for something called PC Protect Wiseguys, and she doesn’t even own a computer! They’re taking £14.97 each month. It's absolutely outrageous! Be cautious, everyone!
5 years
Could someone please guide me on the process to cancel my reference pcp 10075039? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
6 years
Got a call from 03335771999 claiming to be from BT offering cheaper phone maintenance. They somehow knew my number and even mentioned part of my bank sort code, which really worried me. Fingers crossed BT hasn’t leaked my info. The company sounds dodgy to me. Their email said Bournemouth, but I reckon they might be operating from elsewhere too.
BTBournemouth
7 years
Absolutely, they’re at it again with the same old nonsense about slashing prices on your computer security. They seemed to have knowledge of a password I’ve previously used. A chap named Sam from Bournemouth didn’t ask for any banking info but wanted my email to send over all the details. He mentioned it might take up to a day. Fast forward twenty hours with no sign of any email, and it's become clear that it was nothing but a scam. Take heed, as they do come across rather convincingly. Let’s hope nobody else falls into their trap!
SamBournemouth
8 years
Got a call from 03336771999, they even used extension 610. The caller somehow knew both mine and my wife's first names. They said I had a care plan for my PC that I was paying for. I didn’t share any info, but they did give that number when I asked. Then they wanted to talk to my wife, but I told them she wasn’t around.
8 years
Somebody called saying they were from PC Protect, saying they could lower my elderly dad’s phone care plan from £10 a month down to £8.99. But when they asked for his bank details like sort code and account number to set up the new direct debit, I immediately told him not to give anything out and stopped it right there.
PC Protect
8 years
Received a call asserting they were from PC Protect, attempting to upgrade my elderly dad's phone care plan to £8.99 monthly from his existing £10. Thankfully, I intervened when they requested his sort code and account details to set up a new direct debit. Total con artists, so do keep your wits about you!
PC Protect
8 years
Had a call from this fella named Stephen today. He gave off a very formal vibe and asked me to verify our address, claiming he was dispatching something via the post. Curiosity got the better of me, so I did a quick search on the number and unearthed quite a bit of information!
Stephen
8 years
We received a call from someone claiming to be from BT, requesting our sort code under the pretense of discussing our computer security. It didn’t take long before we figured out it was a scam, and we promptly ended the call.
BT
8 years
So, the people who ring me up are from pc protect, also known as wiseguys. They're experts in computers and help fix issues or give you tips on computer stuff. I’ve been using their service for a good few years now. But watch out if someone calls claiming to be from talk talk or asks for your bank info before you’ve even agreed to any setup plan - that’s definitely a scam. When you actually call wiseguys, you get this recorded message saying “we are the wiseguy” or something like that.
WiseguysTalkTalk
8 years
I received a notification that my existing computer protection plan, which costs me a tenner a month, was being swapped out for a new offer at just £8.99! To go ahead, I had to set up a new direct debit, which meant they were asking for my banking details. The thing is, I realised I didn’t have that policy in place and thus had no info readily available!
9 years
My elderly father was recently targeted by these crooks who masqueraded as his internet provider. They spun a tale about a lucrative offer and managed to extract his bank account information under false pretenses. Astonishingly, they were well-versed in his internet account specifics, which made the ruse all the more convincing. I'm determined to report this to the appropriate authorities without delay: https://www.actionfraud.police.uk
9 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be from PC Care, sounded really legit, said they could lower my payments (I don't even have PC Care!). Then they asked to verify my bank info - be careful, don’t get tricked by this.
PC Care
9 years
I recently received a call from a different number, and a chap named Sam from Bournemouth was on the line. He seemed rather insistent and overzealous with his pitch. I hadn’t a clue about the company he represented, so I mentioned I’d like to verify their credentials first. This seemed to rub him the wrong way, as he became somewhat irate, tossed out this 033 number, and abruptly hung up on me. Quite rude, really!
SamBournemouth
9 years
I received a call from someone named Greg, claiming that they were reducing the payments on my PC and assorted items. It felt rather misleading, as they suggested they were the ones managing my PC plan, which is actually through PC Know How. When I pointed this out, the chap conceded that while PC Know How does handle it, they could lower my monthly payments, potentially allowing me to terminate their service. He then requested my bank sort code to facilitate the sending of some information with a 14-day cooling-off period. I replied that I could review the details without providing my sort code. He mentioned they would ring me back later once they had more information. Hopefully, this information proves useful to someone.
GregPCPC Know
9 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be with BT about broadband. They wanted my bank details, which is weird since they should already have that info. Definitely don’t trust these calls!
BT
9 years
I received a call from them requesting my sort code, yet they didn't bother to ask for my account number. Funny enough, I just received some paperwork that has my account number printed on it, despite the fact that I hadn’t disclosed it in the first place. I've now made a trip to my bank to terminate the direct debit.
9 years
I received a rather suspicious call regarding broadband services, but here's the kicker: I don't even have a connection! It's my dad who's the lucky one in that regard. He answered the phone and they claimed they were offering to lower his broadband costs, but then they started asking for bank details. Thankfully, I intervened just in the nick of time, and we both decided to hang up. Since then, they've attempted to ring us a few more times, but it seems they've finally given up the ghost, so we took the precautionary step of blocking the number. Huge shoutout to those folks who've taken the time to share their experiences about this ‘company’ online - you've saved us from what could have been a right headache!
9 years
Had a call from someone saying they could lower my Virgin bill. They asked for my bank info and gave me a number with an extension 328. When I rang Virgin, they said it wasn’t them calling. Quite dodgy if you ask me.
Virgin
9 years
What a bunch of dishonest crooks!
9 years
I received a call from the number 03335771999, and the chap on the other end introduced himself as Sam. I always refrain from sharing any banking information over the phone, so I promptly ended the chat.
Sam
9 years
Just a quick note to let you all know that they're now operating under the name Wiseguys as well. Cheers, Colleen.
WiseguysColleen
9 years
Could anyone assist me with an email address and physical address for this company? My partner foolishly signed up for this over a year ago. Despite numerous requests to terminate the service, they persistently withdraw funds from our bank account without warning. I’m completely at a loss and desperate for a solution. We’ve even consulted the bank, but unfortunately, they’ve indicated there’s little they can do to help. Any assistance would be immensely appreciated! Thanks in advance, Colleen.
Colleen
9 years
Only thing that stood out was the name and extension the caller gave me. It was Luke on extension 036. Apart from that, they seemed just like PC Protect.
Luke
9 years
Got a call from TalkTalk too, was all fine until they suddenly wanted my full name and bank info. I ended the call straight away but then they rang back again!
TalkTalk
9 years
I’ve had enough of this company charging my bank account without my permission. It’s utterly outrageous! They’re nothing short of crooks and con artists in my opinion. I’m taking it to the authorities and filing a police report about their dodgy practices.
9 years
Complete scam! They were solely after my bank information. What really unnerved me was how much they knew about my Sky account-everything except my bank details, funnily enough. I decided to hang up on them. Not long after, they rang me again. I gave them a piece of my mind and told them where to go. Seriously, steer clear of these crooks!
Sky
9 years
I received a phone call earlier today from someone named Callum at extension 212, claiming to offer protection for my laptop and desktop. He insisted that I didn’t have any security in place, then abruptly ended the conversation. Quite odd, if you ask me!
Callum
10 years
I received a rather dubious call today from the number mentioned, Ext 842. A person named Alana informed me that my computer protection services were about to lapse and requested my sort code and account number. Regrettably, I succumbed to the pressure and provided the information, only to swiftly realise it was a clever ruse. I immediately contacted my bank to alert them about the scam. Subsequently, I rang the company back and gave them a piece of my mind, making it abundantly clear that I was onto their antics before ending the call. The audacity was astounding when they rang me back, claiming to be a legitimate establishment called Wiseguys. I won't even mention the names I had for them. It's astonishing to think this company has been operating in this manner for at least three years without facing any repercussions. Why is no action being taken against them?
AlanaWiseguys
10 years
It's rather puzzling, isn't it? They've been running this racket since as far back as 2014, yet somehow no legal action has been pursued against them. One would think the authorities would have stepped in by now!
10 years
Got a call earlier from someone claiming I was signed up for computer maintenance and needed to give my bank info so they could lower the fee. I never agreed to any computer maintenance at all. They said their company was called Computer Care or similar. Just a heads up, watch out for this!
Computer Care
10 years
I received a call from these individuals and, foolishly, I got drawn into it. However, I promptly rang them back to insist they shouldn’t proceed with sending any package. I also mentioned that I had already alerted my bank about the situation. Following that, they attempted to contact me again from the number 02030115733, but I chose to ignore their call.
10 years
Is this number dodgy? I have a feeling it might be a scam.
10 years
Today I got a call from a woman who claimed she was with TalkTalk. She said her name was Sarah and promised to lower my broadband bill by £10 a month. The number she called from was 03335771999 and she gave me an extension of 562.
TalkTalkSarah
10 years
I recently received a peculiar call from someone named Acha, who presented a remarkably similar story regarding Talk Talk. Be wary of this kind of outreach; while it may not necessarily be a scam, it does feel rather suspicious. Stay alert!
Acha
10 years
I received a rather suspicious call this morning from someone named Sara. She even provided her extension number, which sounded a bit too formal for my liking. Then she went on to ask for my sort code, at which point I decided enough was enough and ended the call. It struck me as a classic scam attempt!
Sara
10 years
They called an elderly pair who nearly gave their card info and pin over - luckily the bank was alerted in time and the card blocked. Got the latest update through owl watch.
Owl Watch
10 years
It appears that Sam has landed a job at number 610. When I rang the number again, I was greeted by someone else entirely, who insisted on requesting my bank account details. At that point, I told them in no uncertain terms to do one, keeping it very much in the Scottish spirit!
Sam
10 years
Received a rather dodgy call from this number on the 28th of September, 2016. I found myself duped for a moment and ended up sharing my banking details. However, my instincts kicked in, so I promptly did some digging. I alerted my bank immediately, and they assured me they'll be monitoring the situation closely.
10 years
Feeling a bit dubious, I decided to give that number a bell, only to be informed that it’s not in service. The initial call that came through to me was from 02030115733.
10 years
Received a call earlier today, 12th September 2016, claiming that my coverage was set to decrease once more. It felt a bit dodgy, and I regrettably ended up sharing my bank details. I'll be terminating the direct debit at the earliest opportunity.
10 years
Absolutely had a run-in with them today, 23rd August 2016. Total fraudsters, I tell you! I even mentioned involving the police, and wouldn’t you know it, they rang me back almost immediately, all flattery and charm. It’s appalling! They're the lowest of the low!
10 years
I rang my husband, and he informed me he's been to the bank to attempt halting the direct debit. I'll have to keep a close watch on our bank statements now.
10 years
I received a call from this number, where they were pretending to be from PCProtect. Regrettably, I ended up sharing some details I shouldn't have. Now, I'm in the process of halting my Direct Debit to them.
PCProtect
10 years
My elderly aunt got a call from someone saying they were from Virgin, then later said it was about her computer insurance on both her accounts, trying to get her bank info. The number they called from is 03335771999, just a heads up to be careful.
Virgin
10 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be TalkTalk, asking for bank info to update my direct debit. Told them no way, since TalkTalk already have my details. I then let TalkTalk know about the call. The number that rang me was suspicious.
TalkTalk
10 years
Has anyone else had calls from this number? They said they were with some sort of computer insurance firm and started asking for bank info - seemed really dodgy to me, watch out!
10 years
I came across a series of unfamiliar transactions on my son's bank statements, which raised my suspicions further, given the numerous unsolicited debates he had been embroiled in. My son, who lives independently and faces challenges with his learning, was feeling quite overwhelmed by this issue. So, I've taken the step to cancel all these transactions and advised him to completely ignore any calls coming through on his home phone. These persistent cold callers are nothing but a nuisance, really!
11 years
I've just received a phone call from this number, and the chap on the line introduced himself as Sam. He mentioned something about a direct debit linked to a PC protection plan, but I only shared a portion of my details with him. He mentioned they'd give me a ring again to finalise setting up a direct debit from the 15th of February, claiming it would be more affordable than what I’m currently paying. Quite curious, isn't it?
Sam
11 years
Absolutely a dodgy operation. They rang my dear aunt, who's 88, and sadly convinced her to share her banking info by claiming she had an existing account with them. Now there's a direct debit in place for £21 a month, and they've already taken one payment. I found out about this on Friday, so I’ll sort it out come Monday. Honestly, these individuals are the absolute scum of the earth.
11 years
Received a rather puzzling telephone call earlier today, claiming there was an issue with my payment. I mentioned to Dale that I've not received any documentation whatsoever, hence I won't be setting up a direct debit, especially since I’ve never subscribed to any PC protection plan-no idea where they’ve sourced their information from! Dale assured me he'd dispatch the necessary paperwork and that it should arrive in the next few days, between 3 to 5, if all goes to plan. Time will tell, I suppose. Could anyone shed some light on whether this could be a scam? Cheers!
Dale
11 years
I recently had a rather curious phone call from a chap named Russell, extension 303. He was exceedingly courteous, claiming that I was already subscribed to their service, and he had a delightful announcement: the fee would be reducing to £27 from August! However, he asked to verify my bank details, as he didn’t seem to have them accessible. I told him I couldn't provide that information either and promptly ended the call; I have to admit, my instincts were on high alert when someone starts asking for banking information. It's quite worrying how skilled individuals like Russell are at their persuasive antics; I can see how easily one might be misled!
Russell
11 years
Today, I received a rather dubious call from a company claiming to be PC Protect, offering a protection plan for my computer at a mere £7.99 per month. They insisted it was a better deal compared to the £10 I currently fork out for my internet service provider. Naturally, I turned down their proposition and took a gander at their website. It turns out, their service solely covers PC protection-dealing with issues like sluggish performance stemming from viruses, adware, and malware. Nowhere did it indicate that this included an internet service, which is what my £10 monthly fee covers-ISP services alongside software protection. So, if you find yourself in a similar situation with this company, it would be wise to think twice before agreeing to anything, and do a little research on their offerings beforehand!
PC Protect
11 years
I recently received a phone call from someone named Adam on 03335771999 ext. 204, who claimed that my imaginary PC Protect subscriptions could be reduced from £10 to £7.99 each month. However, when I mentioned that I don’t actually have any payments in place, they abruptly ended the call. Total scammer!
Adam
12 years
I received a call from this firm on the 12th of January, 2015, claiming they could improve my service and that my payments were excessive. When I inquired if they were Sky, the representative, SAM, confirmed they were. Consequently, I terminated my direct debit. Now, they continuously bombard me with calls insisting I owe £23.97, warning that the amount will increase if I fail to settle it. The chap mentioned he would arrange another direct debit for the 15th of February and proceed with cancelling my contract on the 16th. Is there a chance they will keep piling on extra charges?
SkySAM
12 years
This is definitely a scam, so I wouldn't recommend sharing any personal information with them.
12 years
I received a call today from a company purporting to represent TalkTalk, but I suspect they have no affiliation whatsoever. Whatever you do, do not share any personal information with them!
TalkTalk
12 years
I received a call today from a company purporting to represent TalkTalk, but I can assure you they have no affiliation whatsoever with them. It's clearly a scam, so I strongly advise you not to share any personal information with them. Stay vigilant and keep your details safe!
TalkTalk
12 years
I received a call from Alana on extension 205, who claimed I was shelling out too much for my PC protection plan. I told her quite clearly that I don’t even possess such a plan, but she persisted in insisting that I did. When she requested my bank details, I outright declined to share that information!
Alana
12 years
This morning, I received a call from a number claiming to be associated with TalkTalk. They inquired about my broadband service, and when I confirmed that yes, I do use TalkTalk, they began to discuss lowering my payments for some kind of PC protection. When I expressed my confusion about this payment-given that I wasn’t aware I had any such service with TalkTalk-Adam, the chap on the line, abruptly hung up. When I tried returning the call, I was greeted by a recorded message saying, "Welcome to PC Protect," followed by an annoying long beep before the line went dead. I attempted to call back multiple times, but I encountered the same frustrating response. I've reported this number to TalkTalk, but their response has been rather lacklustre. I'm now on high alert, awaiting the letter 'Adam' promised, and rest assured, I have quite a few choice words to share about their organisation when it arrives.
TalkTalkAdam
12 years
On the 6th of August, I received a call from a woman claiming to represent TalkTalk, who was touting a more affordable and superior PC protection plan. I found her request for my bank details rather dubious, especially as I already settle my payments via direct debit. When I mentioned I would call her back, she was persistent in trying to keep me on the line while I supposedly searched for my information. In the end, I decided it was best to hang up.
TalkTalk
12 years
Gave it a whirl yesterday. Thank goodness the missus isn’t aware of my banking info since I’ve only recently switched to Talk Talk for my phone and internet services!
12 years
I've had a similar experience myself. I informed Action Fraud about the matter. I went ahead and terminated the direct debit. Shortly thereafter, they called me claiming I still had an outstanding payment. I made it clear that I had never requested their services in the first place and had no intention of pursuing them.
Action Fraud
12 years
Rang me yet again this morning from PC Protect, claiming I had an outstanding payment of £23.97. Apparently, they attempted to withdraw this from my account on Tuesday, but I managed to stop and cancel the direct debit they’d set up without my consent. I made it clear to the chap on the line that I owe them nothing, as they deceitfully posed as representatives from TalkTalk and reduced my package to £28.99. He then mentioned I should have received some written confirmation and been informed about the terms and conditions during the call, which “Stephen” on extension 032 completely neglected to mention. I really hope he reviews the original recording, as it should provide evidence that his colleague misled me during our conversation, failing to disclose anything regarding PC Protect at all.
PC ProtectTalkTalkStephen
12 years
Received another call from them this morning, making it the second time today. The first time they rang, they tried to pull a fast one to take £23.97 from my bank account, which I managed to put a stop to. Then, just fifteen minutes later, they rang back and asked for a Mr Gilchrist. I told them they had the wrong person and clarified that I’m Mr Paterson. Without any hesitation, they just hung up. Quite the cheek!
GilchristPaterson
12 years
I received a rather dubious call from this number claiming to represent TalkTalk, suggesting they could lower my monthly bill. However, it turned out to be a complete con, as they had inexplicably set up a direct debit for £23.97 without my consent. When I attempted to contact them to cancel it, they denied everything and even tried to push some PC protection service on me. I promptly told them where to shove their so-called protection, which certainly made me feel more at ease!
TalkTalk
12 years
I can relate completely! I had a similar experience with a bloke named Stephen from PC Protect, he was on extension 032. He was quite pushy about obtaining my account information. Thankfully, I didn’t provide him with any additional details.
StephenPC Protect
12 years
I received a phone call yesterday from this number, claiming to be from Talk Talk, a company I'm in the process of parting ways with. In a moment of weakness, I foolishly shared my banking information with them. I've already contacted my bank and informed them of the situation, so fingers crossed they can prevent any unauthorised transactions from coming out of my account!
Talk Talk
12 years
I find myself in total agreement, it was nothing but a pack of lies. One can only hope they find themselves facing legal consequences soon enough.
12 years
Received an unexpected call earlier today at precisely 12:39 on the 30th of June, 2014, from a chap who seemed to mention something about PC Protect. He claimed to have splendid news - that TalkTalk was set to reduce their fees and enhance their antivirus offerings for PCs. He provided a contact number, 0333 577 1999, and introduced himself as Spencer, instructing me to request extension 433. I chose to hang up as he kept addressing me by the surname of a different family member, which struck me as rather suspicious. If he were truly a representative from TalkTalk, he surely wouldn't have made such an error. The entire conversation felt rather fishy; after all, who genuinely offers improved services for a lower price? It appeared to me as if he was trying to entice me with a sweet deal to divert my attention from the actual motive behind the call. It seems that this is yet another instance involving the same individuals mentioned in similar posts. STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!!
TalkTalkSpencerSTAY AWAY
12 years
I received a call from this number earlier today. The person claimed to be representing TalkTalk, where I currently handle my phone services. He introduced himself as Stephen and mentioned that they were slashing the price of their Care Plan from £10 to £7.99. He assured me that they were offering a better level of coverage for a reduced rate. The chap even recited some of my details, which made me believe him, so I ended up confirming my direct debit information. However, I later did some digging and discovered that the company is actually known as PC Protect, which has no affiliation with TalkTalk whatsoever. Fortunately, I’m aware that I have a fortnight to cancel this agreement and, thanks to the Direct Debit guarantee, I’m eligible for a refund. I'll be ringing them shortly to find out how I can proceed with cancelling the direct debit. Just a heads-up for everyone to be extra cautious!
TalkTalkStephenPC ProtectDirect Debit
12 years
Absolutely, received a call from this number earlier today. When he pressed me to verify the name of my bank, I decided to give him the silent treatment for a bit before eventually ending the call. He kept ringing back, about ten times in quick succession! I got in touch with Talk Talk to clear things up, and they informed me that PC Protect isn't affiliated with them at all. Just a heads up, everyone! I genuinely worry about the older generation; these deceitful individuals could easily catch them off guard.
PC Protect
12 years
I received a rather dubious phone call from this number earlier today. The individual on the line claimed to represent TalkTalk, which is indeed my phone provider. He introduced himself as Spencer and mentioned that they were slashing the price of their Care Plan from £10 down to £7.99. He was pushing an upgraded level of coverage for a reduced fee. He even rattled off some personal details, which made me think he had legit information, prompting me to share my direct debit details. However, upon doing a quick search online afterwards, it turns out they are affiliated with a company called PC Protect-absolutely nothing to do with TalkTalk whatsoever! Thankfully, I know I have a fortnight to back out of this arrangement, and under the Direct Debit guarantee, I’m entitled to a refund if this has been set up under false pretenses. I’ll be giving them a bell tomorrow to sort this mess out. Just a heads up-stay vigilant with these sorts of calls!
TalkTalkSpencerPC ProtectDirect Debit
12 years
I received a call, but they didn’t bother to leave a message.
12 years
I've just rung up my telecom provider, and they've confirmed that this number seems to be involved in scamming individuals.

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