07786200693
☎️ 07786200693 👆 is a valid (Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone. It is part of the phone block 77862 with a prefix of 07786. The area code 07786 originates from United Kingdom.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 07786200693
- Confirmed scam experience, bewareJun
2019Suspected scam call, hang upMay
2019Unprofessional, hidden fees, misleading informationMay
2019Scam call, trust your instinctsMar
2019Avoid; hidden fees and cancellation issuesFeb
2019Legit call, signed up on FacebookFeb
2019Suspicious call offering free photoshootFeb
2019Cautious about potential scam opportunityJan
2019Concerned about scheduled appointment safetyJul
2018BROADWAY STUDIOS manipulates and scams adolescentsApr
2018Supports studio's policies, positive experienceMar
2018Scam makeover call, suspicious detailsMar
2018Broadway Studios lacks customer compassionNov
2017Broadway Studio is a scammerOct
2017Beware of modeling scam artistsOct
2017Blocked, won't respond, dismissive attitudeSep
2017Never share card details over phoneMay
2017Avoid this awful photography companySep
2016Deposit issue with phone callsMay
2016Seeking advice on canceling bookingMar
2016Need help with deposit refundMar
2016Scammed out of deposit, rude serviceFeb
2016Fighting for refunds, negative experienceDec
2015Scam call, ignore text messageNov
2015Scammers posing as photographersNov
2015Fraudulent, misleading company practices reportedOct
2015Positive experience, clear process explainedOct
2015Unethical company charges for cancellationSep
2015Booked photoshoot, suspecting fraudSep
2015Suspicious call with deposit requirementJul
2015Request new card to avoid chargesJul
2015Scam photoshoot service, avoid them!Jul
2015Receiving unwanted calls and textsJul
2015Distrustful experience, considering cancellationJun
2015Broadway Studios accused of fraudJun
2015Mixed experiences with Broadway StudioMay
2015Fraud experience, seeking reporting optionsMay
2015Cancel direct debit to Broadway StudiosMay
2015Scam company, false promises, avoidMay
2015Company exploits innocent for profitApr
2015Frustrated with appointment and chargesJan
2015Struggling to cancel photo shootDec
2014Persistent scammers, creepy tactics employedNov
2014Scam-free photo shoot inquiries, positiveNov
2014Blocked number calls from different lineNov
2014Received suspicious text, blocking numberNov
2014User seeks identity of callerNov
2014Repetition of the same statementNov
2014Received unsolicited text about photoshootNov
2014Received suspicious call, disputed chargesNov
2014Scam texts being received. Alert!Oct
2014Suspicious free photoshoot text receivedOct
2014Scam call, avoided providing informationOct
2014Beware of convincing scam messagesOct
2014Scam alert, thankful for warningsOct
2014Ignored scam text about makeoverOct
2014Scam offer for free makeoverOct
2014Scam text received, avoid this numberSep
2014User reports recent suspicious textSep
2014Unauthorized charge from Broadway StudiosSep
2014Suspicious photo shoot scam alertSep
2014Suspicious number, likely a scamAug
2014Scammed, worried about unauthorized chargesAug
2014Unknown source obtained my numberAug
2014Unknown source texted my numberAug
2014Company call ended abruptly, suspiciousAug
2014User claims it's a scamJul
2014Warn about Broadway Studios' reopeningJul
2014Poor service, incomplete information, rip-offJul
2014Delayed delivery, poor customer serviceJul
2014Paid for 20 photos, received 5Jul
2014Caution: Photos cost extra; group advisedJul
2014Defensive scam, avoid sharing detailsJul
2014Poor service, unhygienic conditions, refund refusalMay
2014Scared, frustrated, ignored, seeking helpApr
2014Suspicious text about free makeoverApr
2014Company scams, never received paperworkApr
2014Rogue company, cancellation difficulties experiencedApr
2014Scam experience, happened beforeMar
2014Positive experience, recommended by friendMar
2014Scam message; lost £10Feb
2014Concern about appointment location confirmedFeb
2014Spam text, untrustworthy serviceNov
2013Legitimate, affordable photography makeover studioOct
2013Spam text for fake photoshoot offerOct
2013Received suspicious text, likely scamOct
2013Received scam message, disapproved stronglyOct
2013Photo shoot fun, beware upsellingOct
2013Received scam offer for makeoverAug
2013Suspected scam makeover invitation textJun
2013Unwanted photoshoot invitation frustrationMay
2013Suspected scam text from companyMay
2013Photo purchase offer for photoshootMay
2013NewID studios are scammers; beware!May
2013No message left by callerJan
2013Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 83 First Seen: 04 May 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Clewer New Town(Berkshire), Glenancross(Highland) and Upper Street(Hampshire).
07786200693 has 83 comments of which 17 x negative and 65 x neutral and 1 x positive
07786200693 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 07786200693 👆 is reported as a controversial studio operating mainly in Wimbledon, frequently accused of aggressive and misleading sales tactics. Many users label it a scam due to unsolicited calls referencing fake referrals, insistence on upfront card deposits, and hefty cancellation fees. Complaints include persistent harassment, refusal to refund deposits, and pressuring customers to purchase overpriced photo packages. Some describe unpleasant experiences with unprofessional staff and poor-quality photos, while others mention dubious privacy practices involving contacts. Despite some positive accounts claiming enjoyable sessions, the overwhelming consensus warns of financial risk and poor transparency. Prospective clients are advised to exercise caution, verify legitimacy independently, avoid sharing card details over the phone, and consider alternative reputable studios. Several users report involving authorities and suggest reporting to trading standards.
Reports on phone number 07786200693
7 yearsI got a call like that too. Pretty sure it was a scam.7 yearsJust got a call from this lot not long ago and thought it was a bit dodgy so I dropped the call and searched it up, ended up here. They claimed someone I’ve never heard of had recommended me, then went on to explain everything in detail. I was nearly convinced until they asked for my card info as a deposit “just in case” I didn’t show up. I asked if I could pay cash when I arrived but they said no. Then I requested their sort code and account number but they wouldn’t provide it either. That’s when I got proper suspicious and asked why they needed my card details instead. They called from a private number, which made it worse. They also emailed me what looked like a dodgy message and showed me their Instagram, which has loads of fake followers and barely any engagement for "London’s biggest photo studio". If they ring you, just ignore it.InstagramLondon7 yearsI had a similar issue. I scheduled a meeting with them but after looking into things more, I decided against it. The only option they gave me was to reschedule for a different day, or else I’d have to fork out a crazy fee! What really annoyed me was that on their initial call, the woman didn’t say a word about the huge charge if you miss the appointment. You only get that info in an email after you’ve already booked. Honestly, their way of handling it was really unprofessional!8 yearsTotal scam, honestly. Got a call from someone claiming that two folks I haven’t spoken to for ages, and definitely not mates now, had done a makeover and a photoshoot, and somehow thought I’d be interested too! Weird, right? When I mentioned this to the caller, she sounded a bit off and just said, “I’m just doing my job.” Don’t be fooled by these types. I reckon it’s some con artists pretending to be a proper company in London. The number was private, by the way.London8 yearsWatch out with your card details! They charge a fee if you miss your appointment, and from what I heard, you’re only allowed to reschedule, not cancel. A mate warned me after she ended up losing quite a bit of money thanks to them. Definitely not a company I’d trust.8 yearsI reckon it’s genuine. I received a call as well, but it’s because I actually registered for it on Facebook.Facebook8 yearsSo, tonight I had a call from a Private Number and it matched exactly what others have mentioned here. The bloke said his name was Clement and told me I’d been chosen for a free photoshoot. He even took the time to explain everything, asked a few questions, then said he’d ring me again after I’d spoken to my husband (apparently for a couple’s session around Valentine’s). The call came pretty late, around 8pm, and from a hidden number, which made me a bit wary. How is it that this kind of thing’s been going on for ages but people still keep falling for it?Clement8 yearsReally relieved I stumbled across this page before handing over any of my bank info for a "free" session. Also came across something quite revealing on Indeed. Must be conning quite a few folks if they’re pulling in a grand a week. "Booking Agent / Telesales Executive Broadway Studios Wimbledon £1,000 a week Broadway Studios - the biggest Makeover and Photography Studio in the UK is looking for driven, competitive people to join their lively..."Telesales ExecutiveBroadway StudiosWimbledonUK8 yearsoh no !!! i just made an appointment with them for next month, now i'm freaking out. should i just cancel my card and order a new one or what?9 yearsBeware of a place called BROADWAY STUDIOS over in Wimbledon - they really take advantage of young people’s vanity. They lure you in by making you pay £85 upfront, but that’s just the beginning. Once you agree to the ‘photo shoot’, they pressure you into giving the names and phone numbers of your friends, then ring them up pushing the same shoot on them. Plus, they hit you with extra fees for things like the make-up artist. After you've had your photos taken, they start charging your debit card every month without your consent - it’s not a standing order or direct debit, so it’s impossible to just cancel it easily. This goes on endlessly until they’ve squeezed all they can from you. Honestly, I’d recommend reporting them to the cops!BROADWAY STUDIOSWimbledon9 yearsReading through all these comments, I reckon I should share my experience and back the studio a bit. I took part in their refer a mate scheme and had a great time, plus got some really lovely photos out of it. When they rang me, they were upfront about everything, including that if you don't show up for your shoot, they’ll take a fee from the card you used to put down a deposit. Sure, it’s unfortunate if something awful comes up and stops you going, but they’re running a business - make-up artists and photographers don’t come cheap, and if someone no-shows, they lose out on income. Honestly, nobody’s forcing you to go for it - if you’re worried about missing the appointment and getting charged, just don’t sign up!9 yearsBeware of Broadway Studio - they’re nothing but scammers and a complete nightmare. I got a call from them claiming I was invited for a free photoshoot by a mate I haven’t spoken to in yonks. They kept bugging me to put down a deposit, so I said I’d call back later. I then checked with the friend, who was just stunned because she’d never given them permission to use her number or contact anyone on her behalf. Turns out, while she was at their Wimbledon studio, the staff somehow got her to download an app that accessed her entire phonebook without her realising it - which is totally dodgy and illegal. This friend has already paid a huge amount for a bunch of photos that still haven’t turned up after weeks. Honestly, don’t hand over any personal info or your bank details to these lowlifes. The police are now involved and action is being taken against Broadway Photography in Wimbledon. Stay clear of them!Broadway StudioBroadwayWimbledonBroadway Photography Studio9 yearsIgnored them straight away! They just repeated the exact same message like before, so I’m not wasting my time replying since it’s obviously nonsense.9 yearsI just got a call from them asking for my card info... Honestly, if there's one thing I've figured out, it's NEVER to share card details on a call. They could easily empty your account! I didn't even think twice and hung up straight away!NEVER10 yearsThey didn't pick up when I called, and they chose not to leave a message either. Quite odd, really.10 yearsA mate said this was good, but I haven’t chatted with them in ages, like over a year. They asked for a £10 deposit so I gave them my bank info, but the money hasn’t been taken yet and my photoshoot’s coming up tomorrow (26/05/15). Since then, they keep ringing me, trying to convince me to pay extra for more prints, which I said no to. I’m honestly not sure what I should do now.11 yearsHey, just wondering if you ended up cancelling your card? I’m in a bit of a bind too - tried ringing to get my booking cancelled but no luck so far. Just came across these messages now and honestly, I wouldn’t have gone for it if I’d seen them earlier. Any tips on what I should do next? Would really appreciate some help!11 yearsSo, ive put down a £10 deposit for an appointment thats not till next week. Really not sure what to do now, any advice? If I cancel my card and order a new one with a different expiry date, would that affect me getting my deposit back if they refund it? Just trying to figure out how the payment stuff works in that case. Thanks!11 yearsThey're continuing with their nonsense. I lost my deposit to them and they're refusing to give it back. Foolishly, I didn’t use a credit card, so there's no way for me to get a refund. I’ll definitely get a holding deposit elsewhere next time and steer clear of this lot. The call centre boss, Surraiya, alongside the other staff with strong accents called things like Llewelyn and James, were by far the most unpleasant folks I’ve dealt with. What should have been a fun time ended up a right mess thanks to them. Save yourself the hassle and take your money somewhere else.SurraiyaLlewelynJames11 yearsMy mum and I have been dealing with exactly this too. We're actually trying to get our money back at the moment, it’s been such a hassle. Did you manage to get your cash returned? They're just parasites, honestly.11 yearsIgnore the message from +44 7537 404812, it's just another scam trying to trick you. Don't fall for the makeover text at all.11 yearsHi, it's great to have the internet to call out these dodgy folks. I got a call from them saying a mate had put me forward for a photo shoot and wanted me to book an appointment. I told them I didn’t know anyone like that and asked them to call back. When they rang again, the woman asked if I’d decided to come along, but I said no way. A few days later, they even sent me a text offering a free photo shoot. Thing is, I never trust freebies because they usually turn out to be a scam. These people must have ripped off loads of others - they talk all posh and professional but are really just nasty con artists.11 yearsThis lot is a total scam. They withdrew cash straight from my account and only afterwards sent some terms and conditions that had nothing to do with what the bloke on the phone said about the Broadway Studios in Wimbledon. Really can't get my head around how a company like this is still running.Broadway StudiosWimbledon11 yearsOn Sunday, my daughter was involved in a serious accident and is now in a coma in hospital. I had an appointment with this company booked for Saturday, but I called on Monday to cancel because of what’s going on. They told me I'd still have to pay an £89 cancellation fee. It’s just shocking. They showed zero sympathy about my daughter's condition, all they cared about was taking my money - charging to reschedule or cancel, makes no difference to them. These people are a joke and honestly, they’re nothing but crooks. The world eventually turns, and they’ll get what’s coming. Please FOR THE LOVE OF GOD avoid booking with them. Keep well away!! I’m out of pocket £89 for no service and completely stressed not knowing what will happen to my daughter. Something has to change, and I’m determined to stop firms like this from ripping off people already going through hell.11 yearsBooked a shoot today for £35, their place is at Olympic House, 196 The Broadway, Wimbledon, postcode SW19 1RY. Had no clue it might be a scam but now that I’ve paid, I’m gonna show up and find out what's what. If the shoot really happens, I’ll make sure to ask for the pictures straight to my email. I’ll update once I’ve been there.SW19 1RYOlympic HouseThe BroadwayWimbledon11 yearssome bloke rang me earlier, but i was a bit clever and said i'd check with my missus first. like lots of others have said, he wanted a £20 deposit. it really got me when he mentioned a deposit was needed! what for exactly? (didn't ask him though) calling it ‘FREE’ but then asking for money upfront? that’s not free at all. now i'm just waiting for him to ring me back, but i doubt he will! he's busted!!!11 yearsIf you wanna stop any more payments, the easiest thing to do is just request a new card from your bank. It'll have a different expiry date so they won't be able to withdraw anything from your account. Honestly, it's pretty straightforward.11 yearsThese people keep ringing and texting me nonstop. The minute they phoned, I told the bloke straight I wasn’t keen, that I didn’t know anyone by that name, and I definitely wasn’t interested. Right after that he started getting rude, so I just ended the call. Now they’re sending the same messages again. Does anyone know where they’re based? I’m seriously tempted to show up and give them a piece of my mind. Their tactics really grind my gears.11 yearsI was also contacted, and had plans to book our family’s test tomorrow, but all this drama has really put me off. Honestly, I don’t even know if we’d get our deposit back now, and I really don’t feel comfortable dealing with them anymore. They threw out a name of someone they claimed was a mate but it didn’t ring any bells. Should have trusted my gut from the start!11 yearsI recently had a photoshoot at Broadway Studio. The place itself seems legit, but the experience over the phone and in person felt quite different. They did my make-up and took the photos without issues, but afterward, they handed me loads of forms asking for phone numbers. It was only later I found out the so-called 'free photos' aren’t really free. If you want your pictures, the cost comes out of the package you bought. Apparently, if you're not happy, you can get a refund right away, but I’m not so sure how accurate that is because I paid for mine and am still waiting for them to be delivered. Fingers crossed they don’t charge me extra or try anything funny since nothing else has happened yet. Honestly, their marketing tactics seem quite dodgy, especially since they seem to prey on students.Broadway Studio11 yearsI’m stuck in this scam right now. Paid the deposit already but never actually attended any sessions. What can I do now? I’m keen on reporting them for sure!11 yearsYou might want to tell your bank to stop any direct debits coming from Broadway Studios.Broadway Studios11 yearsAvoid this place at all costs, seriously. They rang me up and I ended up putting down a deposit, thinking they were trustworthy. When I arrived, the makeup was actually done really nicely. They also asked for my mates’ numbers, saying if I gave them I’d get a makeup hamper. After the shoot finished, I was left waiting for hours - like three hours - to go over which photos I wanted. Earlier on, I was promised four free pictures based on how much I paid upfront. That never came true. Instead, the woman was asking for £400 just for a few pics. No hamper, no free photos, nothing like they said. Then when I said I’d just want the so-called free shots, they told me I'd have to pick them up later or they’d send them - but when I went again, the photos weren’t even ready. They kept my deposit and I never got any photos at all. Honestly, they’re total cheats. If they ring you, just tell them to do one.12 yearsI reckon this Broadway photo shoot firm is just milking people dry. Seems like a new kinda scam where they earn loads while fooling ordinary folks. Quite dodgy if you ask me.Broadway12 yearsI've run into the same issue with these folks, and honestly, I’m stuck because I’m not sure how to get out of the photo session without being charged the entire fee. How exactly did you get yours cancelled free of charge?12 yearsI've had a similar experience, getting calls from various numbers, yet all pretending to be the same company. Every time I said nope to their 'deal' and blocked them, they just popped up with a fresh number. Now they're even sending texts, which is a bit unsettling. What's really odd is how they seem to know a lot about my Facebook mates. Honestly, these folks don't seem trustworthy at all.12 yearsKeep an eye out for calls or messages offering free photoshoots - it's usually a scam. I've gotten a few and they all seemed fishy. Better not to respond to those.12 yearsJust as I was going through this, one of these guys rings me up. I had blocked one number but now they're hitting me from a different one. So annoying!12 yearsSeriously, who on earth is this?12 yearsgot a message earlier about a photoshoot, not interested so i’m gonna block the number now12 yearsThey keep repeating the same thing again and again.12 yearsGot a random text about a photo shoot this morning at 11:35, no idea who it was from.12 yearsI've been getting suspicious texts from this number, definitely seems like a scam to me.12 yearsSo this number messaged me saying I could get a free photoshoot plus 10 pics worth £350! I replied with "book" just to see what would happen but never got a reply. It seemed a bit dodgy, so I decided to look it up on here. Luckily I didn't share any personal info!!!12 yearsThey rang me claiming I'd been put forward by a mate, mentioned a couple of names I didn't recognise at all. At first, I thought it was one of those scams where they try and trick you into paying for photos you didn't ask for. Never guessed they were after my bank info as well till I saw this. Pretty chuffed I just told them no cheers and hung up.12 yearsOn Wednesday, I received a message from this number offering free photoshoots, makeup, and £100 to spend. Luckily, I didn’t get caught up in it, but I feel sorry for anyone who did. Please, never hand over your card info unless you’re 100% sure about the company. Scammers are pretty slick, so stay alert!12 yearsWow, I’m so relieved to see that others got those texts too - I actually spoke to them today! It kinda felt like they were just after their own gain, so glad I wasn’t the only one who realised this was totally a scam before getting involved.12 yearsI got a text too, saying I was picked for some free luxury makeover and photoshop thing. I didn’t respond straight away and decided to look it up online first. Glad I gave it a miss, honestly.12 yearsJust got a message from this number claiming I’d been selected for a FREE Luxury Photoshoot & Makeover at Broadway Studios. It said if I book today, they’d throw in up to £100 to spend on pics! Sounded a bit dodgy, so I quickly looked up the number online and turns out it’s a scam!Broadway Studios12 yearsThis number just messaged me today with some offer but it’s totally a scam, watch out!12 yearsHas anyone else said anything about this? I just got a message from them so looks like it’s still happening.12 yearsHad a similar run in with Broadway Studios. Back in May they rang me up, said a mate passed them my number and booked me in. I called them a week later to say I couldn’t make it - my baby was only about 4 months old, barely getting any sleep, all a bit chaotic, as you know with a newborn. They threatened to charge me £85 for cancelling late, I asked if they were joking. After that I didn’t hear a thing till today, 12/09/14, when I noticed they’d taken £84 from my bank. I was shocked! How can a place just take money like that? I’m on maternity leave and struggling money wise, that’s just gone. Rang them up and they couldn’t care less. Feel like I got totally fleeced by their scam.Broadway Studios12 yearsA few days after they called from a 020 number, I got a text from them too - seemed pretty legit at first. They went into loads of detail about the photoshoot, gave me their website to check out, even told me about their studios in SW London and talked through all the dates for the booking. They managed to get my email to send info, but I never got any email. Then they asked for my card details but I didn’t give them; they called back later like I’d asked but I missed the call. Maybe I’m wrong if it’s genuine, but it sounded too good to be true. Free photos, free makeover, even a facial? Sounds dodgy. All they really want is your email and bank info - be careful, folks, it can end up costing you big time!South West London12 yearsLooks like a scam to me. Tried to call back but the number wouldn’t connect. Got a text from them, so I searched it online and wasn’t shocked with what I found. Still puzzled about how they got hold of my number though.12 yearsSo today I got a ring from these people claiming a mate suggested I get in touch. I naively handed over my card info thinking it'd just be a £1 charge. But now I find out I can't just cancel, only reschedule. I'm really regretting it since I won't be able to make it. If I do cancel, how can I be sure they only take £25? What if it's more? Seriously stuck here, how do I stop them from draining my account? Anyone got any advice? I really need some help!12 yearsI never shared my phone number with that company or anything connected to them, so I’m puzzled how they managed to get it and send me a text.12 yearsI’ve no idea how this company got my phone number since I’ve never shared it with them or any related place, but they still managed to send me a text.12 yearsThis number rang me up but as soon as I told them I wasn’t interested, they just put the phone down. Felt a bit shady to me.12 yearsTotally a rip-off, without a doubt! I ended up having to freeze my account because I was scared they’d sneak in some cancellation fee or, worse, hit me with an £89 charge. What a scam! I still can't believe I got caught up in it. The only reason I fell for it was because I’d been to a proper photoshoot in London a few months back, which was totally legit. Then this offer popped up, along with what seemed like suggestions from friends, so I got tricked.London12 yearsJust a heads up, DOUBLETAKE STUDIOS is back again but now going by BROADWAY Studios or MINISTRY OF MAKEOVERS. Still run by the same guy, Julian Jenkins, and his old manager Gillaine Mcllelland. Check out ministryofmakeovers.com/london-farringdon-photoshoot-studio.php (just remove the space in the URL) and you’ll see they've listed their address as DoubleTake Studios, 19 Bakers Row, London, EC1R 3DG. If you're worried about the prices for their photos being super expensive, don't sweat it. They'll usually ring or message you later on, offering the pictures for a much cheaper price.DOUBLETAKE STUDIOSBROADWAY StudiosMINISTRY OF MAKEOVERSJulian JenkinsGillaine McLlellandDoubleTake Studios19 Bakers RowLondonEC1R 3DG12 yearsTerrible experience with this photo studio. Their website is super vague about the real cost of the photos, so you never really know what you’re gonna end up paying. It’s been over a month and I still haven’t gotten the CDs I paid for. Feels like a total scam to me.12 yearsI had a shoot done at Broadway Studios recently. They pushed me to buy 5 pictures for nearly £400, but I said no thanks. Ended up just ordering two photos instead. They told me the CD would arrive in about 3 to 4 weeks, but it’s been over 5 weeks now and still nothing. Tried ringing their awful customer service multiple times, but no one ever answers. Honestly, I’m really annoyed and beginning to think I’ve been scammed. If anyone’s got tips or knows how to deal with this, please let me know!Broadway Studios12 yearsI'm really annoyed. I paid for 20 pictures after the photoshoot, but they only gave me a CD with 5 shots on it. The actual shoot went well, but don’t expect them to deliver all the photos. Honestly, I’d say don’t bother giving them your money - they’re pretty dodgy in my experience.12 yearsI actually attended one of their sessions, so I’m familiar with the studio and the photographers working there. That said, I’d suggest being careful because even though they advertise a free makeover and photoshoot, the pictures themselves aren’t part of the package - you’ll need to buy them if you want copies, and it can cost quite a bit. It’s probably best not to go alone; taking a friend or a couple of people along makes it less likely you’ll feel pressured.12 yearsFrom the start it felt fishy, they never used the wrong name, which was odd. When I said no thanks, the guy got all defensive. He was asking for my card info as a deposit and insisted I book right there on the call. No chance to pause or think it over. I had a bad feeling and just knew it was a scam. Really relieved I didn’t go ahead with it.13 yearsThis happened to me as well and honestly, it’s really worrying. I tried calling them loads of times but never got an answer. I called to try and cancel my appointment well in advance, like a couple of weeks before, but all they did was put me on hold or transfer me from one person to another. Nobody ever called me back. With the bank holiday getting in the way, I couldn’t reach them in time and now it’s all too late to change anything. I’m so upset and completely lost on what to do next.13 yearsGot a message from +44 7786 200693 saying, "Congratulations! You've been picked for a complimentary Luxury Makeover & Photoshoot at Broadway Studios valued at more than £100! Just reply BOOK now and they’ll throw in a free photo too!" Anyone know if this is legit or just a scam?Broadway StudiosBOOK13 yearsThey asked me for a £5 deposit but ended up charging me £84 instead. They said they would email me all the information, but I never got anything through. Whenever I tried calling, I just got sent to voicemail. Then today, they rang me back saying they had emailed me but it must be in my junk folder, telling all customers to check there. That was never mentioned before. I've reported them to Trading Standards as they clearly broke distance selling laws by not sending any paperwork. I'll be following their guidance closely. Honestly, I wouldn't trust this lot - feels like a scam just to grab your card details and rip you off!13 yearsThis is definitely a con, I’ve had it happen to me once too.13 yearsI wouldn’t say it’s a scam or anything. Someone rang me up and said a mate of mine had used their service and really liked it, so I thought I’d give it a go. They asked if I wanted to bring someone along, so I took my boyfriend and we did a couples photoshoot. Honestly, it was a great time and really enjoyable. Plus, there’s no pressure to buy any pictures if you don’t fancy it.13 yearsGot a text saying I was selected for a free luxury makeover and photoshoot at Broadway studios, valued at more than £100! It said to reply ‘Book today’ and I’d get a free photo too. Didn’t realise it was some sort of scam and I ended up sending them £10. Now the number I tried contacting doesn’t seem to work at all.Broadway Studios13 yearsI put down a £1 deposit last Wednesday as they said there'd be a fee if you missed the appointment. Now I'm stuck wondering if there's really a proper building to turn up at. Has anyone been to the Wimbledon place lately to confirm it's legit?Wimbledon13 yearsGot a spam message from Broadway Studios, it’s all nonsense about dogs dinner and then somehow stealing your wallet... yeah, just more rubbish like usual.Broadway Studios13 yearsGot a message out of the blue saying I won a free luxury makeover photo shoot at Broadway Studios, worth more than £178 or something. Don’t remember signing up for anything like that, and honestly, it’s not something I’d be interested in anyway...Broadway Studios13 yearsGot a similar message out of the blue. Never signed up for any contest, so no doubt it’s dodgy.13 yearsGot a text saying I’ve been picked for a FREE Luxury Makeover & Photoshoot at Broadway Studios, worth more than £178!! It says to text ‘BOOK’ now and get up to six free photos valued at £300!!! Seriously, how did they even pick my number? This feels so dodgy... definitely a scam in my opinion.Broadway13 yearsBroadway Studios is where I had my photos taken - it’s the New ID Photo place, and I’ve done the shoot twice now without buying a single picture. They do put some pressure on you to buy, but honestly, saying no isn’t too hard if you’re prepared. They also tend to ask for friends' names and numbers, which I wouldn't recommend since it can be annoying for your mates. I visited the London branch with some friends, and it was actually quite fun, plus it didn't cost anything unless you get talked into buying photos. If you do choose to purchase any shots, just be sure you understand all the charges upfront. Other than that, have a good time!Broadway StudiosNew ID Photo studioLondon13 yearsGot a text telling me I've been selected for a free luxury makeover plus a photoshoot valued at £178. It said to reply with "Book" and I'd get £200 to spend on the spot. Pretty clear this is a scam.13 yearsSo, I got a message from this number telling me that me and a mate are invited to a posh photoshoot and makeover in London, apparently worth £18. It said to reply ‘yes’ and they would ring me back the same day. The message was from UK EXP CO. When I checked out "UK EXP CO," there actually is a company called the UK Experience Company that does photoshoots, but after reading other comments here about this number, it's clear this is just a big scam going round!LondonUK EXP COUK Experience Company13 yearsCan’t believe I got asked to a photoshoot out of nowhere! How on earth did these clueless people find my number? So annoying!13 yearsI got a text saying something like 'FINAL OPPORTUNITY to grab ALL your new ID photos on a CD before they get deleted for good! Prices start at only £1 per photo! Reply YES and we'll ring you back.' I didn’t reply because you never know if texting back might cost you loads in charges. Also, you can’t even ring the number that texted me - I gave it a go but it wouldn’t connect. When I contacted New ID Studios on their main line, they told me the Birmingham location had shut down and said it could just be scammers trying to get money back or something? I’m still not sure what’s going on. Would be good to hear if anyone else has received this and can confirm if it’s legit or not.New ID StudiosBirmingham13 yearsGot a call from some new ID photo place today. They wanted to know if I was interested in buying all the pictures from a photo session I did last year for just a £1. But then the catch, it was all the photos for £60 and an extra £5 for admin costs. bit cheeky if you ask me!13 yearsBeware of NewID Studios! They say the makeover is free, but they pressure you into spending hundreds on photos. They even try to convince you to take out a pricey online loan with crazy interest rates. Definitely avoid them!NewID StudiosSubmit Your Own Report (07786 200693)
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