08007797788
โ๏ธ 08007797788 ๐ is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Telecoms World PLC. It is part of the phone block 8007797 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08007797788
- Service was a disappointing scamNov
2016Unanswered calls from this numberJul
2016Scammed, wants refund for serviceMar
2016Scam targets vulnerable elderly motherOct
2015Scam company fined for cold callingSep
2015Scam caused stress for elderly mumAug
2015Paid for service, still receiving callsAug
2015Elderly scammed by deceptive cold callersJul
2015Requested refund for unauthorized serviceJul
2015Ineffective service, use free optionJul
2015Satisfied with service; calls stoppedJul
2015Elderly mother scammed by callersJun
2015Telephone Preference Service misconceptions addressedJun
2015Scammers targeting vulnerable elderly individualsJun
2015Fraudulent call targeting elderly victimsMay
2015Scammers charging without permission foundMay
2015Suspicious call, grateful for serviceMay
2015Scammers target vulnerable elderly individualsMay
2015Scam call about cold callsMay
2015Beware of cold call scamsMay
2015Positive experience with call-blocking serviceApr
2015Scammers pretending to be BTApr
2015Scam call reported to authoritiesApr
2015Received suspicious cold call, cautiousApr
2015Coldcall service pricing seems misleadingMar
2015Disgusted with companyโs poor serviceFeb
2015User insults another person's intelligenceFeb
2015Reported illegal phone scam experiencesFeb
2015Scam call asking for payment detailsFeb
2015Scammers targeted vulnerable elderly womanFeb
2015Cold call scam involving payment deceptionJan
2015Scam call, declined offerJan
2015Gullible; shared details, lost moneyJan
2015Concern about potential scam callJan
2015Beware of deceptive cold callsJan
2015Exploiting elderly for financial gainJan
2015Elderly mother tricked into servicesJan
2015Payment agreement does not equal scamJan
2015Cold calls monitored; claims untrueJan
2015Complete scam; avoid at all costsDec
2014Elderly scammed by deceptive telemarketersDec
2014Do not accept their offerNov
2014Suspected scam call for paymentOct
2014Elderly man scammed, ยฃ84.99 stolenOct
2014Cold call scam targeting elderly parentsSep
2014Elderly neighbor encountered potential scamSep
2014Suspicious cold call request declinedSep
2014Scammers took money from motherSep
2014Received suspicious call; reported scamJun
2014Scammer posing as Virgin contactedJun
2014Elderly scam involving unsolicited packageApr
2014Suspicious cold caller offering servicesApr
2014Scam alert: action taken against fraudMar
2014Scam call offering paid serviceDec
2013Government-backed nuisance call service offerNov
2013Company is legit, great serviceOct
2013Legit service with effective call blockerOct
2013Potential scam phone call reportedOct
2013Suspicious call about small paymentAug
2013Avoid paid services for call blockingAug
2013Inquiring about company's legitimacyJul
2013Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 24 July 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bacton Green(Suffolk), Eastleach Turville(Gloucestershire) and Sandaig(Argyll and Bute).
08007797788 has 60 comments of which 21 x negative and 37 x neutral and 2 x positive
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Phone number โ๏ธ 08007797788 ๐ is reported as a company frequently accused of deceptive cold calling practices, often targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals in the UK. They offer a call-blocking service purported to reduce nuisance calls for an upfront fee or monthly payments, but numerous users have labelled this as a scam, citing unsolicited calls, misleading claims of government or BT affiliation, and unauthorized charges. Many complain about difficulty obtaining refunds or customer support, and some highlight that similar free services are available via the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). While a few users mention receiving devices and some reduction in calls, the prevailing experience reported involves financial loss, distress, and distrust. Prospective customers should exercise caution, verify legitimacy independently, and consider free official services before engaging.
Reports on phone number 08007797788
10 yearsBack in June 2015, I shelled out more than £80 for this service, thinking it was legit. Now looking back, it seems like a total con. Feeling really let down. Marion MMarion10 yearsThis number has rung me quite a few times, but whenever I pick up, there’s no one there.11 yearsJust a moment ago, we received a call from someone who identified themselves as Aaron, who was after £1.95 a month. He mentioned he'd be getting in touch again shortly since our partner was present when he called.Aaron11 yearsI ended up getting ripped off by this company too. I handed over £84.99 for their service and now I’m stuck wondering how to get a refund. Anyone know what I should do?11 yearsMy elderly mum, who’s 89, ended up falling for this scam. She handed over her card info and they managed to steal £84.99 from her. I’ve called the numbers listed on their site but unsurprisingly, no one picked up. I’m going to get in touch with our bank to try and stop them from taking any more cash. It’s just not right - my mum’s vulnerable and these crooks should be stopped from preying on people like her.11 yearsJust seen that this outfit called "cold call elimination ltd" got hit with a £75,000 fine for being super pushy with cold calls. Looks like their luck has run out, poor things. Also heard their usual 0800 number isn’t working properly anymore, so they're now pushing this other one: 01243 885 885 - watch out for it!Cold Call Elimination Ltd11 yearsMy elderly mum ended up getting caught out by this lot and ended up handing over £90 on her credit card. Right after she did it, she felt awful about giving her info over the phone. I got her a new phone with Call Guardian set up, and since then loads of dodgy calls have been blocked - it's obvious Cold Call Elimination is just a scam. Now she’s constantly stressing that they might have her card details and could try to charge her more money, which she really can't afford.Call GuardianMum11 yearsI foolishly signed up to pay £29.99 for four months with this so-called Cold Call Elimination Team. They told me to ring them if I kept getting annoying calls. For about two months, no bother, then suddenly a few calls came through from the same number. So I contacted them again. They assured me I'd get 'The Call Blocking Guardian' gadget within three to five working days. Well, it's been four weeks and three more calls later, still nothing. I’ve tried ringing 08007797788 several times recently, but each time a woman’s voice says the 'number isn't registered, please try again later'. And guess what? Today I got yet another unwanted call from a different number. Looks like their blocking service has completely stopped working!Cold Call Elimination TeamCall Blocking Guardian11 yearsMy 93-year-old mum got a call from Cold Call Elimination, and somehow they talked her into handing over £74. She’d been put on the TPS list by my brother just days earlier, so she thought this call was related to that. A young woman named Daisy convinced her that the service wasn’t free and she had to pay for it, so she gave her card details. It’s horrible - looking at past reviews, it seems they target older ladies and try to scam them out of their savings. Pretty sure they won’t be advertising that on their website anywhere!Telephone Preference ServiceTPSDaisyMum11 yearsI always considered myself pretty clued up with phone stuff, but these lot still managed to catch me out. I’ve reached out to them demanding my money back since I never signed up for this service. I’ve also spoken to my bank, who’ve blocked any more payments and gave me some good tips on getting back the £84.99 they sneaked from my account. If it seems too good to be real, it probably is. Waiting on my refund now!!!!11 yearsDON’T BOTHER WITH COLD CALL ELIMINATION in Chichester - I paid £84.99 and all they did was sign me up to the Telephone Preference Service, which you can do for free anyway! Total rip off, honestly.Chichester11 yearsI was with my mum when she got a call from this company, and I was a bit suspicious at first. I asked loads of questions, and they actually came across as quite trustworthy. They never asked for my mum’s sensitive bank info, and we got all the paperwork through the post. I even raised the issue about the bad reviews and people saying it’s a scam. They told me their calls are recorded, and staff always make it clear folks agree to pay £84.99 for three years, so if anyone’s confused, that’s on them. Since then, my mum’s nuisance calls have stopped completely, and she’s proper relieved and happy now - so am I. She was on the telephone preference service before, and honestly, it didn’t help at all, probably cos it’s free. Nothing good’s free these days. These people seem legit and just doing their job. So yeah, cheers to cold call elimination!11 yearsBack in June 2015, my elderly mum got a call from some people who somehow convinced her to share her debit card info. Luckily, the bank was great and managed to freeze her card quickly. I've already signed her up with the Telephone Preference Service, but I can’t help wondering if these scammers are fishing numbers from there. Definitely a scam to watch out for.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsloads of people seem to think the TELEPHONE PREFERENCE SERVICE is like a wonder that stops telemarketers dead in their tracks, but really it’s just a register that UK marketing firms are meant to check before ringing you up. it doesn’t do anything against calls from abroad, so if the call is from overseas it’ll still come through. honestly, the best way to avoid those annoying calls is to use a good call blocking device set up properly.11 yearsMy elderly mum, who's well into her eighties, got a call from some really dodgy folks trying to scam her. They were asking for £84.99 for some kind of three-year insurance or cover. Thankfully, she didn't fall for their rubbish. It's awful how these people target vulnerable older people like her.11 yearsMy elderly mum, who’s 80, got a call from this number where a woman named Alice said she was from CCE and promised to put a stop to annoying calls. She even got mum to give her credit card info, like the number on the back, and asked how much money was in her account. When mum rang back to cancel the deal, Alice was nowhere to be found. She tried again later but it was the same story. Luckily, mum realised the dodginess and rang the bank straight away to cancel her cards, though it was a bit of a hassle. Why can’t these scams be shut down for good?AliceCCE11 yearsGot a phone call from a friendly woman explaining about stopping cold calls, but my husband was watching cricket and annoyed by the call, so he just ignored it. Later, I looked them up online and discovered they’re actually scammers. They steal £84 from your bank without asking you first.12 yearsGot a ring from this number again, and the message was exactly like the last time. Felt a bit iffy about whether they were legit or had the right to be doing that. Really appreciate this site for letting us look up these dodgy companies. Definitely won’t be dealing with them, thanks!12 yearsOld folks seem to be the main target for these scam callers nowadays. It’s awful how they take advantage of them.12 yearsThis number rang my place and ended up talking to my partner, offering to end all our cold calls for just £1.99 monthly. Sadly, my partner gave out the last three digits of our shared debit card. When I rang the company to find out what was going on, they said they'd charge £84 upfront and then £1.90 a month afterwards. I made it clear I didn't want anything and told them I’m the account holder on the phone line. The person then claimed they’d destroy the paperwork, but I was really annoyed they asked for our card details like that. They said everything would be scrapped, but honestly, I’m not so sure. We’ll just have to wait and see what happens.12 yearsYesterday, we had a call from someone claiming to be Phil, part of a BT Cold Call Blocking Group, using the number 01243 885885. He told us he knew we were getting nuisance calls from abroad and offered to stop them for £1.49 a month. I stupidly gave him my credit card info, but just a couple of hours later, he rang back saying the paperwork was done and the charge was actually £84. When I questioned the price, he said he'd check with Phil and I told him to cancel the deal. He promised to call back but never did, so we ended up cancelling the card payment ourselves. Today, my daughter in Dubai couldn't get through as the line kept sounding busy, even though no one was using it. I always thought giving credit card details on the phone was a no-no, but this scam really caught us out. Now we're worried if my daughter in Australia will also have problems trying to call us. Watch out, the number is linked to Brighton.PhilBT ColdTeamDubaiAustraliaBrighton12 yearsI got a call from a really polite young lady who said she could stop unwanted calls, even ones from India! She mentioned it’d be £1.90 a month plus VAT, for 3 years, and after that it’d be free. She gave me a few different payment options, but I opted to pay £84.99 in one go on my debit card. About an hour later, she rang again to make sure I was happy with the decision - I said yes. The payment went through as agreed and that’s been it. Since I paid back in December 2014, I haven’t had a single cold call. Honestly, if you pay for a service and it’s actually delivered, how is that a scam? Like when you pay your hairdresser after a cut - are they ripping you off? Great service from my experience!India12 yearsYesterday, my mum got a call from some dodgy people claiming to be from BT. Luckily, her phone lets her block numbers without any hassle, so I sorted out blocking this one today. Honestly, it would be funny if I weren’t so annoyed by the whole thing.BT12 yearsLast evening my mum got a call from some lot claiming to be from BT, which obviously wasn't the case. Thankfully, since she doesn't handle the bills, she didn’t give them her card info. They were trying to sell a service for £5 a month or, get this, pay for three years upfront and it would drop to £2 a month. But doing the sums, that comes to £84.99 - makes no sense! I’ve gone ahead and reported these scammers to Action Fraud earlier today.BTAction Fraud12 yearsI had a call out the blue from a place called CCE, seemed legit at first but I wasn’t quite convinced. I gave them my card info but right away I froze any transactions. Later, I checked online and after reading all the reviews, it really looked dodgy and like a scam to me. Still, I’m a bit iffy about it cause they sounded pretty convincing. Didn’t wanna risk it though.CCE12 yearsMy partner got a call from someone named Chris, claiming to be from Coldcall Elimination. He said they could block all those annoying spam calls. The price was supposed to be £1.90 each month or a one-off £84.99 for 3 years, and then no charge after that. Now, I’m no expert but 36 months times £1.90 works out to about £68.40, which is quite a bit cheaper than the 3-year total they mentioned. When my partner said he’d heard the Government’s about to pass laws to stop these calls anyway, the caller went silent! Dodo March 2015ChrisColdcall12 yearsI’m really upset with this company. They did the same to my mum - she ended up paying twice and got two of these devices sent out. Neither worked properly because she couldn’t get caller ID on her phone. They claimed she hadn’t sent the first one back, but I used signed-for delivery and tracked it, so I know for sure they received it. Thankfully, my mum’s bank put a halt to the direct debit, and she managed to get a full refund in the end. I still can’t understand why they sent two devices and messed up the direct debit in the first place. Just had to get that off my chest!12 yearsHaha, you're such a bloody muppet!Haha12 yearsMy mum went through the exact same nonsense. I've already told Trading Standards about it and I'm currently drafting a letter to complain - what a ridiculous scam. I have a strong feeling they’re using an illegal database to get phone numbers, probably connected to timeshare scams. This particular lot have bothered my mum so many times, and it’s caused her a lot of trouble - actually, it’s happened twice now, both times ending badly.Standards12 yearsGot a call from them claiming if we paid up, the unwanted calls would stop. They wanted my bank info, but I checked online first and saw what others had to say.12 yearsLast week, my elderly mother-in-law, who’s on the TPS list, got a cold call from this company called Cold Call Elimination. I don’t understand why they even called her since she’s already signed up with the TPS. The person on the phone, maybe named Tina, pretended to be from BT, which is actually her landline provider. She ended up giving them her debit card info and they quickly withdrew £84.99 from her account. I’ve reached out to them and now waiting to hear back about cancelling whatever this was.Telephone Preference ServiceTinaBT12 yearsI got a unexpected call from a man named James using the number 080079778, who claimed their offer could block “cold calls even from India.” He said the scheme was backed by the Government, which made me a bit curious at first. I thought he mentioned the price was £18, so I asked if we could add it to our phone bill. James replied no, that payment would be taken over the phone, with a month’s cooling-off period, and that someone would come round with a device to attach to the phone. Turns out it was a total scam. I’m really glad I stopped my 92-year-old husband from speaking to him, since James initially asked for him. Is there really no way to put an end to these horrible scams before more folks get ripped off?JamesIndiaGovernment12 yearsGot a call trying to sell me a service to block spam calls for £84, asked for my card info and everything. I just said no thanks, not keen on these cold calls at all.Politely12 yearsLooks like I was a bit too trusting here. I ended up sharing my info, even my bank details, before I found out about them online. By the time I rang my bank, which was within 10 minutes, it was already too late to cancel the payment.12 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming to be with a Cold Call Elimination Team, offering this call-blocking gadget. They said it’d cost me £84.99 or £45 a month for two months straight. I asked where they were based, and the person (called Jane) told me Chichester PO19 1PE, with the phone number 088 779 7788. I was a bit iffy about giving out my debit card info but ended up doing it. Later, I checked online and now I’m really uneasy, even though they said I’ve got 14 days to cancel and send it back. Then another person rang me about an hour later just to confirm everything. I’m worried it might be a scam since they have my card details. What should I do now? T.Cold Call Elimination TeamJaneChichester12 yearsThis morning my partner got a phone call from someone pretending to be from BT, the company that looks after our landline. They asked for bank details, and he wisely asked for their number so he could call back later. I told him to look them up online and that’s when we came across these warnings. It didn’t make sense why they wanted a direct payment of £85 instead of adding it to our bill, especially since we’re signed up to the TPS for free. Despite that, we still keep getting calls like this. Just a heads up - Cold Call Elimination seems like a private business trying to cash in on people who might be vulnerable!BTTPS12 yearsIt's really awful how this company goes after older folks just to make a quick buck. They honestly ought to feel some shame for what they're doing.12 yearsToday my mum, who’s in her eighties, ended up signing up for their service, thinking it was some sort of official call. What’s really worrying is that they somehow already had her debit card info.12 yearsI’ve heard that the trading standards keep a close eye on those cold call centres, and if anyone there pretends to be someone they’re not, the whole company can get shut down. So honestly, your story sounds pretty made up to me!12 yearsLook, if you say yes to buying something over the phone, you're expected to pay for it. The moment they ask for your bank card details, folks jump to the conclusion it's a scam, probably coz they don't really understand how bank cards work! It's not a rip-off if you get the stuff you agreed on and they only charge you what you said yes to. All these complaining people probably never even got the service!12 yearsHonestly, it’s total rubbish, best thing you can do is just hang up straight away.Best12 yearsMy mum, who’s well into her eighties, got a phone call from someone calling themselves the Cold Call Elimination Team. They made it sound like they were from her phone company. She ended up paying £84.99 for some gadget they sent her just before Christmas. We’re thinking of returning it, but with the Christmas post delays, we might not get it back within the 14 days allowed. It really gets on my nerves how sneakily they push these services on you, especially since you can get the same thing without paying a penny.Cold Call Elimination Team12 yearsGot a ring from them just now and nope, I’m not going to accept their so called kind offer. Definitely steer clear!12 yearsJust got a call from someone saying they were Darren from Cold Call Elimination Ltd, wanted me to give my credit card details and pay £84.99 straight away. They told me to ring the number I’m posting here, but the actual call came from 01243 885 885. Suspicious if you ask me!DarrenCold Call Elimination Ltd12 yearsThese scammers have recently tricked my 87-year-old father-in-law. Right now, his daughters are with him, trying to talk things through. They managed to get £84.99 from his bank account.12 yearsMy mum and dad got a call from someone named Hannah, who claimed she knew they’d been getting loads of nuisance calls. She said she was from the “DEPARTMENT of cold call elimination,” making it sound like she worked for their phone provider. Because my elderly folks get really anxious about these sorts of calls, Hannah offered a box for £84.99 that supposedly stops all unwanted calls. The weird thing was, she couldn’t just add it to their phone bill and asked for card payment separately. After they gave the details, we started to panic a bit and stepped in. It didn’t take long to find others online who’d fallen for the same trick. The card got cancelled straight away, and the company got an email and call from us saying to cancel the order.Hannah12 yearsMy elderly neighbour, who is quite sharp mentally, told me he recently got a call from a woman claiming to represent a firm called Sales Elimination. She was trying to sell a service meant to block unwanted phone calls, saying it cost roughly £2 a month but would become free after three years. Then she mentioned a one-time payment of £84 and asked for his credit card info. Luckily, he grew a bit wary and asked for the company’s contact to verify. The woman gave him a number to check with, but he made it clear he wouldn’t be giving out personal details over the phone and ended the call promptly. Sounds like one of those typical scams, so it’s worth warning others about these kinds of calls so folks can spot them early and hang up.Sales Elimination12 yearsGot a call saying it’d cost £2 every month for three years to stop cold calls. They just wanted my card info to set it up. Didn’t hand over any details, not risking it.12 yearsMy mum got a call from someone named Dale offering a deal to stop cold calls for £25 a month, and they said they’d send a call blocker through the post. They took one payment from her bank, but then she heard rumours about them being dodgy and decided to cancel the service - at least she thought she had. After 3 months without any withdrawals, suddenly £90 disappeared from her account. Honestly, these guys are just con artists trying to fleece people. I’m going to chase them down and make sure my mum gets her money back. I won’t let this slide!DaleRest12 yearsI just got a ring from the company mentioned above, but after reading some other reviews, I’m not so sure if the call was legit. Because of that, we got in touch with our bank’s fraud team and managed to hold off the payment. The bank reckons it’s a scam. They haven’t been charged yet, but the bank is definitely watching them closely.12 yearsToday my mum got a call from a man named Alex saying he was with Virgin and that he was trying to help stop spam calls. He asked for her Virgin account password, which she gave without thinking. Then he started asking for her bank info, and that raised alarm bells for her so she hung up. After that she rang Virgin to check and they said they had never heard of anyone like that!AlexVirgin13 yearsMy mum got a parcel through the door recently that she says she never ordered. I'm guessing they must have cold called her trying to scam her pension, since she's quite an elderly and vulnerable lady. Inside was a Pro Call ID Blocker - something you can pick up in shops for about £25, but they've been charging her £24 a month for five months - so a total of £120 for a cheap bit of kit. Guess I’ll have to pop to the bank again to sort that out. We’ve already fired off an email to them and are waiting for a response. The company goes by the name Cold Call Elimination Ltd and is based in: Suite 1 Metro House, Northgate Chichester West Sussex PO19 1BE Their phone number is 0800 779 7788 and the email is [email protected]. Keep an eye out for updates...Cold Call Elimination LtdNorthgate Chichester West Sussex13 yearsI got a phone call from someone named Amanda claiming to be with TP management. She told me she could stop nuisance calls for £2 a month over three years, or a lump sum of £84.99. Amanda said she'd send a welcome pack through the post but asked for the 16-digit number on my card first. When I mentioned she might just be another nuisance caller herself, she gave me a company registration number: 08388416, and said her son was a barrister! She also told me to dial 1471 to get her direct number, which came up as 01243885972. If this isn’t a scam, why wouldn’t they send the welcome pack first so you can decide before handing over your card details? I don’t trust cold callers at all - had bad experiences before.AmandaTP Management13 yearsGot a ring from this number and the guy said his name was Ben Burges, claiming he was with TPS. He started off saying there’s a free call blocker available, but then suddenly mentioned it’d set me back £1.95 a month for three years. He said it’d stop nuisance calls from abroad and locally as well. There’s also a blacklist feature where you press a button if a call gets through, and supposedly it shares that info across all their devices. Sounds a bit off, though - why pay if some calls are still going to come through? When I rang their number back, the message just said, “Thank you for calling the Cold Call Elimination Team.” Bit suspicious if you ask me.Ben BurgesTPS13 yearsGot a call from this number recently. The caller claimed that lots of folks around here have been getting loads of unwanted calls. Apparently, they said they’re backed by the Government and offered to stop these calls if I signed up for £1.90 each month for three years, then it’d be free after that ‘forever’. I didn’t go any further with it since I wanted to check if their company was legit first. They were quite polite and didn’t try to push me or anything like that.Government13 yearsHonestly, I think this company is pretty genuine. I don’t understand why BT isn’t doing more to block these annoying Muslim spam calls. On the other hand, this place treated me right, showed respect, and actually helped me put an end to those rubbish calls. Big thanks to Sally for sorting out all the ‘loca motion’ nonsense! Cheers!BT13 yearsYeah, they seem proper legit to me. Got my welcome kit through the post, and it included a pro call blocker device. It's been cracking at stopping all those annoying calls, and so far, it’s doing a decent job.13 yearsGot a call from someone named Shalene on 08007797788 claiming to be from something called TELEPHONE PRIVACY SERVICE. She insisted it was linked with BT and said they were reaching out because our area had seen a rise in annoying calls - which is definitely true. For £2 each month over three years, capping at £75, they promised to block all these pest calls way better than the usual Telephone Preference Service. She also mentioned they’d take troublemakers to court and that this protection lasted a lifetime. The catch was they’d only send a Welcome Pack if you agreed to the monthly fee. I’ve since emailed the official TPS and after digging a bit, it looks like this is just another scam.ShaleneBT13 yearsJust a heads up, this isn't BT at all! They're trying to charge you £74.99 to stop annoying calls, but honestly, BT and the TPS offer services that cover most of that for free. Don't get tricked by these!BTTelephone Preference Service13 yearsCould someone let me know if this company is legit or not? Cheers!Submit Your Own Report (0800 779 7788)
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