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Well, we received a call from someone who claimed to be representing Sky and gave us a number to verify things. Once we followed through, they somehow managed to obtain our banking information. However, the moment we reached out to Sky directly, they informed us that this was not affiliated with their company at all. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

I received a call from someone who claimed to be associated with a heavenly service, and they gave us a number to call back for confirmation. After everything seemed to be in order, they managed to get hold of our bank details. Yet, as I pen this down, I've just spoken to Sky, who informed me that this is nothing to do with their company at all. Quite concerning, to say the least!

We also unwittingly subscribed to a plan with Sky Repair. These tricksters definitely pulled a fast one on us! They rang just when our actual Sky Protect Policy was up for renewal, and we ended up agreeing to fork out £85 for the year-sadly, this was pretty much the same amount charged by the real deal. It wasn't until we noticed the charges on our statement after a couple of months that we realised we'd been duped. Just a heads-up: the real Sky representatives won’t be calling you at home. Stay vigilant!

Two years ago, we foolishly got caught up in this scam, and to our dismay, they're still siphoning money from our account without our consent. If you value your hard-earned cash, do yourself a favour and steer clear of these crooks!

I received a call from someone claiming to be Oliver regarding our supposed Sky contract, which, to be frank, we don't even have. They provided this number and insisted they required our banking details. Naturally, we declined and promptly the call was cut off. It's clearly a blatant attempt to swindle money from unsuspecting folks.

I've recently experienced a similar ordeal with the DCC Sky repair scheme. They assured us that payments could be made in monthly installments, which is why we foolishly handed over our bank details. Now, over two weeks on, they've already taken a hefty £100 from our account without warning! My bank is currently looking into the matter, but I'm left wondering if we’ll ever see our money again. What a right pickle!

I feel as though I might be the sole person who's fallen victim to this situation. We received a call shortly after we joined, during which the caller claimed that our Sky plan was nearing renewal. They seemed to have information about us, as they requested confirmation that our payments would continue via direct debit. Now, I'm in the process of trying to reclaim our money, but I can’t seem to find any contact details or an address for the company they represent. It's all rather frustrating, especially since we already have a repair plan with Sky.

Absolutely, Barry!

We received a call from Oliver at the beginning of September, and I must say, they were exceptionally polite and accommodating. The lady who assisted us was brilliant, guiding us through the process of setting up our account and keeping us informed every step of the way, especially since we were facing some banking issues at that moment. Barry, it seems you might have been a tad challenging!

Earlier today, we received a call from individuals claiming to represent Sky Insurance on this number. The curious thing is, our policy isn't set to renew until December. Quite strange, isn't it?

If you've had a call from these folks purporting to represent Sky or suggesting they're joining forces with them, you’ve likely fallen victim to a scam. Sky strictly advocates only its own offering, Sky Protect (available at www.skyprotect.com). The legitimate Sky would NEVER request your financial information over the phone, and they predominantly communicate through written correspondence. Honestly, I can’t vouch for the quality of this company’s services (to be frank, those who are genuinely satisfied typically don’t feel compelled to visit this site just to broadcast how delighted they are!), but the deceitful tactics used to convince individuals that they are indeed Sky are profoundly unethical and undeniably ILLEGAL. If you suspect this company has misrepresented themselves as Sky and you’ve inadvertently provided bank details over the phone, or if you’re already enrolled in the Sky Protect plan and wish to avoid being double-charged, it’s crucial to reach out to your bank and halt any further payments. Additionally, consider contacting them via the freephone number to inform them that you’ve reconsidered your decision about their service. Just a word of advice: don’t lose your cool or use offensive language when you do - they’ll likely try to resist. Even better, if you were misled into thinking they were Sky only to discover the truth later, it’s wise to report the matter to Action Fraud (www.actionfraud.police.uk). *** Keep in mind, this warning isn't limited to this particular company; it extends to any outfit that gives you a ring, including those mentioned below, as they might all be interconnected in some way. ***

We received a call from Oliver at the beginning of September and were pleasantly surprised by their politeness and willingness to assist us. The individual guided us through the account setup process and kept us informed about everything that was happening, especially considering we were facing some issues with our bank at the time. It sounds like you may have been a bit tricky, Barry!

I too fell victim to this scam. These individuals contacted me claiming that my Sky warranty had lapsed and offered to renew it for a tenner a week. Before I knew it, they had siphoned off £115 from my account. As soon as I realised what was happening, I rushed to the bank to try and recover my funds. Unfortunately, because I received no email confirmation of the monthly direct debit, I’m now at a bit of a dead end. To top it all off, I haven’t had a Sky warranty for two years!

I've fallen prey to these scammers! They contacted me claiming my warranty had expired out of nowhere and that I could renew it for a tenner a month. Not too long after, they nabbed a whopping £115 from my bank account! The moment I realised what had happened, I rushed to the bank to dispute the transaction. Unfortunately, they said without any email confirmation of a direct debit, I'm stuck. To make matters worse, I've ended up without any Sky warranty for two whole years. Quite the nightmare, if you ask me!

I received a call from some folks claiming to be associated with Sky Repair Protection, or something along those lines, telling me that our policy was due to expire today. The catch is, we don't even have any repair policy for our Sky dish in the first place! Quite baffling, really...