08004080791
TimeLine☎️ 08004080791 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 8004080 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08004080791
- Charges from quiz tonic persistJan
2017Unwanted charges from Quiz TonicJan
2017Refund process for unauthorized chargesDec
2016Refund process for unauthorized chargesDec
2016Mother charged weekly, seeks resolutionNov
2016Company falsely charges mobile feesNov
2016Praised Tesco for blocking chargesNov
2016Unsubscribe issues with Quiztonic paymentsNov
2016Unauthorized charges from Quiztonic companyOct
2016No response after payment madeOct
2016Scam number, O2 charged feesSep
2016User feels scammed, cannot stopSep
2016Texting STOP unsuccessful, need adviceSep
2016Unauthorized charge for competition entrySep
2016Struggling to unsubscribe from scamSep
2016Unclear charges for STOP message subscriptionSep
2016Unwanted charges, seeking cancellation helpSep
2016Confirms refund helpline legitimacyAug
2016Charged for calling scam numberJul
2016Scam claims connection with TESCOJul
2016No unwanted calls, do not subscribeJun
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 10 June 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Great Billing(Northamptonshire) and Shirdley Hill(Lancashire).
08004080791 has 20 comments of which 18 x neutral and 2 x negative
08004080791 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08004080791 👆 is reported as linked to unauthorised and recurring premium charge scams often associated with a company called Quiztonic or related entities. Many users experience unexplained weekly deductions from their pay-as-you-go or contract mobile accounts, commonly around £4.50, without having consented to subscriptions. Attempts to unsubscribe via text or phone frequently fail or result in continued charges. Some telecom providers block these numbers and charges, but others are less proactive, leaving customers out of pocket. There are reports of a refund process involving a specific helpline number, but patience and documentation are essential. Consumers should report these issues to their network operators and the Phone-paid Services Authority to help combat these deceptive billing practices. Vigilance when entering competitions or engaging with unsolicited texts is strongly advised.
Reports on phone number 08004080791
10 yearsI am also experiencing deductions from my pay-as-you-go (PAYG) mobile phone credit. Vodafone said they would block the number, but unfortunately, it only lasted a few weeks as I received a text from quiz tonic today, once again. I have never had any transaction with this company, and this unauthorized deduction has left me financially worse off.Vodafone10 yearsI am facing the same issue of deductions being made from my pay-as-you-go phone credit. Vodafone assured me that they had blocked the number, but unfortunately, this action only lasted a few weeks. Today, I received another text from Quiz Tonic, a company I have never used before. This has resulted in a financial loss for me.VodafoneQuiz Tonic10 yearsMy telecommunications provider (Three) gave me this specific number to claim a refund of £49.50 for 11 unauthorized charges of £4.50 each. When dialing the number, it directs calls to an Australian organization that specializes in recovering funds from offenders worldwide. To successfully contact them, you will need to have the "short code" (in my case, 662990) on hand, as well as the dates when your telecommunications provider charged you £4.50. The necessary information should be available in your billing statement. Once connected, you will be presented with three options. Choose the third option and patiently wait for an operator. The operator will coordinate the refund process with the offender. To receive your refund, visit any Post Office and present them with a lengthy number sent to you via text. It took me a month to receive this number. Although I haven't redeemed it yet, please note that it must be done within 30 days.ThreePost Office10 yearsIn order to reclaim £49.50 for unauthorized charges, my telecom provider (Three) provided me with a specific number to call. This number connects to an organization based in Australia that aims to collect money from offenders all over the world. To utilize this service, you will need the "short code," which in my case is 662990. It is also helpful to have the dates of the £4.50 charges from your telecom provider, which can be found in your bill. Upon calling the number, you will encounter three options. Select the third option and patiently wait for an operator. They will assist you in obtaining a refund from the perpetrator. To receive the refund, you can visit any Post Office and present them with a lengthy number that will be sent to you via text message. It took me a month to receive this number. Although I haven't redeemed it yet, it must be done within 30 days.ThreeAustraliaPost Office10 yearsMy mobile phone provider has been deducting £4.50 from my account every week without my consent, supposedly for a service I never subscribed to. In August, I contacted the company to terminate this fraudulent activity, yet they are still billing me. It is truly disappointing that they engage in such deceptive practices targeting innocent individuals. Despite my attempt to unsubscribe by texting STOP, they persist in charging my mobile phone £4.50 per week. I urgently need assistance in putting an end to this unethical behavior.10 yearsI'm experiencing similar issues and I'm unable to cancel my subscription. Has anyone had any success in getting their phone service provider to block payments to Quiztonic?Quiztonic10 yearsI reached out to my mobile network, Tesco, whom I cannot speak highly enough of. They suggested that I put in place a premium text and adult block on my phone to prevent any further charges caused by QuizTonic. I also discovered that there was another premium text subscription on my account, but that has now been terminated. It's quite frightening, so everyone should be careful when participating in free competitions!TescoQuizTonic10 yearsI am being charged by a particular number without my consent. Despite not having subscribed to this service, I am unable to put an end to it. The company responsible for these charges goes by the name of "Quiztonic", although they identify themselves as "Mobile Pay Support" when contacted over the phone. What steps can I take to halt these charges? You can reach me at 07436 011 901 or via email at [email protected].Quiztonic10 yearsThey deduct money from the phone and cannot send a text back on 66299.10 yearsI've been charged £3.83 for calling this number from O2. It's a scam number, and all service providers need to ensure the protection of their customers.10 yearsI have been deceived and I am unable to send a text message. It's a distressing situation.10 yearsHello, I attempted to send a text message with the word "STOP," but it wasn't successful. I'm unsure about the next steps. Do you have any advice or suggestions?10 yearsAccording to this company, I have supposedly signed up for a weekly competition called Qiiztonic, which requires a payment of £4.50 per week for participation. However, I have not consented to this. All I agreed to was entering a free draw. This is an unethical strategy aimed at exploiting individuals for money.Qiiztonic10 yearsI believe I have fallen for a deceptive scheme where I signed up for a supposedly free contest that is actually not free at all. Naturally, I wish to cancel my subscription. However, when I attempted to contact the provided number via text, it turned out to be invalid. I also made a phone call to the aforementioned number in order to unsubscribe, but I am still awaiting a confirmation text.10 yearsI have been charged by them, but I am unsure about the amount for sending the message "STOP." Otherwise, they would have charged me £4.50 for a subscription.10 yearsI am not satisfied with being charged £4.50 every few weeks after clicking on the message I received. I want to know how to stop this from happening.10 yearsRegarding my previous comment about this number, which was provided as a helpline number in a text message received from uk.quiztonic.com, I have called them back. This time, the operator confirmed that it is indeed associated with [email protected]. They assured me that there will be no charges for processing my refund. I hope this information is helpful.10 yearsI was charged £3.83 by O2 for calling this number. It is a scam and all service providers need to ensure they protect their customers.10 yearsThis company is engaged in fraudulent activities by falsely claiming to have a connection with TESCO.TESCO10 yearsPlease refrain from calling us, as we're not interested in any subscriptions.Submit Your Own Report (0800 408 0791)
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