08445670460

It dawned on us that we were dealing with a bunch of con artists from ME CLUB, unfortunately after I'd already handed over my card details. Their sales spiel claimed they wouldn't take any funds until the magazine arrived and I consented to join. I thought I was in the clear since I withheld the three-digit "security code" - how naïve I was! Within a minute, they had pilfered £1 from my account, and just three days later, they tried to snatch £65. Thankfully, I had my wits about me and reached out to my credit card provider. They promptly cancelled my card and blocked the subsequent charge. THESE CHARACTERS ARE UNBELIEVABLY TENACIOUS! Just yesterday, I received another call from them asserting they were aware I had cancelled my previous subscription (which was for that non-existent £65) but enticingly offered a special deal at £26 if I would just provide my new card information!

I've received a handful of calls from this number, but I've chosen to let them ring out. Honestly, if you don't recognise the caller's digits, it's best to simply not pick up. That's my two pence worth!

I’ve discovered that funds have been withdrawn from my account without my consent. Just a heads up, they’re also operating under the number: 0844 5679393. Stay vigilant!

I've received a call from this number just now. A chap on the line mumbled something initially, then attempted to clarify but ended up stumbling over his words. He mentioned that he would give me a ring again shortly.

I keep receiving annoying calls from this number. Whenever they ring, I simply decline the call and refuse to pick up. Fingers crossed they'll eventually get bored and stop trying!

I'm at a bit of a loss here-can't seem to track this one down. I certainly won’t be visiting phonerows.com/uk again; we reckon it’s a dodgy site that could be unsafe.

Fortunately, I’ve managed to avoid picking up that call!

I received a call today and could hear some chatter in the background, but there was no one on the line to actually say anything.

Absolutely, a bunch of fraudsters they are!

I recently participated in a survey, and shortly after, I received a call from this number. They attempted to peddle a magazine, claiming it was free for a fortnight, but then hit you with a hefty £79.99 fee afterwards. They just wanted you to pay £1 upfront and asked for your entire card number. It’s a total scam, as you'll definitely get charged after the trial period ends!

I've got this number saved in my contacts under "IGNORE - COMPETITION CRAP." To be honest, I started filling out a Tesco survey for the chance to win an iPhone, but I didn't bother finishing it. I'm just not a fan of iPhones at all, so they can keep their prizes!

I’ve got this number stored in my contacts as “AVOID AT ALL COSTS.” The story goes like this: I was filling out a Tesco survey for a chance to snag an iPhone, but since I'm not a fan of iPhones, I decided to bail midway. Honestly, they can keep their prizes!

Had a trio of calls within the past few hours from this number, but I've chosen not to pick up since it’s unfamiliar to me. I reckon they’ll eventually take the hint! If it’s genuinely important, they'll likely drop a voicemail. Easy peasy!

I'm inundated with unwanted calls throughout the day! I’m seriously considering the idea of getting a new mobile number.

Just got a call from someone offering me fuel vouchers and a free magazine, but they wanted me to send a quid first. They asked for my bank card number, and I told them I didn’t have my cards handy. They then suggested I ring back later. Well, I certainly won’t be picking up the phone when they call again!

I've been receiving these bothersome calls, and they're becoming a right pain! Is there any way I can put a stop to them?

I keep getting phone calls from this number, even after I made it clear that I'd not participated in any surveys. They claimed they needed a quid to send me a magazine. I have to admit, I can be a bit naive and not the sharpest tool in the shed, so I ended up sharing my bank info. Turns out, the magazine was about lesbian topics! I did receive the magazine, and luckily my daughter was there to assist me with a cancellation form, which we sent off right away. Yet, the calls haven't stopped. I'm at my wit's end, unsure of what to do next.

I received a call from this number, and as soon as I answered with a polite "hello," all I got in return was a loud barrage of incoherent screeches and screams. Absolutely ridiculous!

Top tip! Make sure to add this number to your blocked contacts.

Absolutely appalling! I refuse to entertain their calls any further. I have no interest whatsoever in their nonsense. They mentioned something about a loan, but as a retiree, I have no use for such conversations.

I’ve been trying to help my 87-year-old mother-in-law with her situation, but it’s been an absolute headache. She’s been having the same issues as mentioned before. The phone number she’s been given doesn’t seem to be valid. She’s keen to cancel, but she can’t get through to anyone. It’s quite the ordeal!

I received a call from a chap in Cardiff on this number, spinning the same tale that I had supposedly completed a survey for a magazine and that I needed to cough up £1. He began to elaborate on his pitch, but I quickly interrupted him, stating I had no interest whatsoever. His response was shockingly abrasive; he snapped back with, "How can you say you're not interested when you have no idea what it’s about?” He kept repeating this. I then asked him to provide a brief explanation, and he replied that it wouldn’t be quick, insisting he would call back another day, before hanging up quite rudely. If he dares to ring again, I might just ignore the call or, depending on my mood, give him a proper earful! Absolutely shocking behaviour; I am beyond irritated! Just a warning: steer clear of giving any personal information to these sorts!

Received a call earlier today from this number-there was a woman on the line who had a bit of an accent. She asked for me by my name, but I quickly let her know she must have dialled the wrong number.

I've received calls from this number three times now. A quick search led me to these comments, so I've decided not to answer.

Received a call from this number on Tuesday, and then got three more yesterday and another today. I tend to ignore calls from unfamiliar numbers, but it's baffling why they persist in ringing me!

Received a call from this number earlier, but chose not to pick up since I didn’t recognise it. Odd, isn’t it? The remarks above have been quite useful. Those unsolicited calls are really such a bother!

This number keeps calling me, but no one ever picks up. It's rather annoying, to be honest.

😡 Received a call from this number twice today. Like many others, I don’t pick up calls from unknown numbers. They left a voicemail, but all you can hear is a jumble of voices - completely pointless! So, I’m off! 😋😋

I keep my voicemail switched on throughout the day. My mates know to drop me a message if they ring. If I'm not around, I can always dial 1471 afterwards to find out who called.

The phone keeps ringing incessantly, so I end up just putting it down.

I received a call from this number on my phone and, like the previous commenter mentioned, I never pick up calls from numbers I'm not familiar with.

I picked up the phone, but it was eerily quiet on the other end. This happened at ten to four in the afternoon on the 4th of July, 2014.

I received a call from this number, where a woman with a Bristol accent claimed to be from a new magazine service called "New Life." She was quite insistent about needing my card information. She mentioned that subscriptions would set me back £79.99 annually, but I could initially get a trial issue for just £1, plus a £20 voucher for petrol or diesel that would supposedly arrive within a few days. She assured me that the majority of the £1 would be donated to charity. Curiously, they took my debit card information but insisted that they didn't need the security code. According to her, they obtained my details from a recent survey I completed with another company, which I found rather unsettling since they even had my address! When I requested a physical address for their business, she provided one: New Life Magazine, Pembroke House, Spring Meadow Business Park, Rumney CF3 2ES, with a contact number of 0800 669480. However, when I tried that number, it was unobtainable. I promptly contacted my bank to clarify the situation, and they reassured me that no payments had been processed, despite her claims to the contrary during our phone call. The bank explained that without the security code, they couldn’t have made any transactions, leading me to believe this might have just been a ploy to nab my card details. I took the precaution of cancelling my card after that alarming encounter.

I'm receiving an incessant stream of calls from this number, and it’s becoming rather annoying.

I was rather foolish to fall for this ploy. I forked out a quid for what was advertised as a complimentary magazine, received said magazine, and submitted the voucher along with a fuel receipt as per their guidelines. Unsurprisingly, I’ve not seen any vouchers come my way. Thankfully, I managed to cancel my subscription before they had a chance to siphon any funds from my account.

They claimed to be associated with a cancer charity and mentioned a fuel voucher I could receive. However, when they asked for my banking information, I swiftly hung up the phone.

I've received numerous calls this week, but I adhere to a rule of not picking up if the number isn't familiar to me.

I received a call from them wanting my 16-digit number. At just 15, I was taken aback and asked them the reason. They claimed I’d won a prize for completing a survey. I couldn’t believe it and asked if they were having a laugh because there's no way I'm handing over my bank details to anyone like that. Honestly, it’s a blatant scam-don’t fall for it!

I've received numerous calls from this number, but there’s been no response when I pick up. I’ve now decided to ignore any future calls from them.

Today, I received a rather peculiar call from a lady named Maria representing Sapphire. She had previously rung me up two times yesterday and once the day before, each time with the same offer. Apparently, I was in line for a £20 petrol voucher and a complimentary magazine, all purportedly in aid of cancer charities-a rather insensitive approach, considering I work with CRUK. Having done some digging into Sapphire after they left a message for my mum, I quickly realised this was all a ruse. I decided to leave Maria rambling on the line, and once she eventually concluded the call, I hung up. Almost immediately, they tried calling again, but I simply picked up the phone and set it back down without engaging. One can only hope they eventually tire of this charade. If they persist, I know that social media is a powerful tool for spreading the word in no time.

I received a call from them yesterday, and in my groggy state, I was convinced by their spiel about some fuel voucher. I ended up giving away my 16-digit card number along with the expiry date. It wasn't until I'd fully woken up that it struck me what I’d done. I decided to do a bit of digging and found out it was all a ruse. I shot off an email through their website, and I also reached out to a journalist from Mail Online who had previously covered similar scams. But now I’m at a bit of a loss as to what my next steps should be.

I received a call earlier today. The chap on the line claimed I had won a £20 petrol voucher for completing an online survey. He mentioned he was calling from Cardiff, which is amusing since I’m also Welsh, yet I struggled to comprehend his accent. He rambled on about dispatching a magazine and then had the audacity to ask for my 16-digit bank account number. Quite honestly, my thoughts on him could fill a book on how not to conduct oneself!

I've been bombarded with incessant calls on my mobile! Even when I was overseas and asked them to cease, they carried on regardless! Attempted to block their number, but that was to no avail! Letting it ring to voicemail only brought a temporary respite of a few days!
Today, now back in the UK, I finally gave in and answered. It was a woman named Rachel from ??? (She was quite evasive about the company name). She kept insisting I confirm my identity before she shared any details. I told her to take a hike, that I wasn’t interested and needed her to stop harassing me!
Is there anyone out there who can shed some light on who this company might be?

A call just came through for my elderly mother, and when I picked up the receiver, I inquired about the purpose of their call. The response I received was rather peculiar-they insisted it was all 'confidential'!

My daughter received a call from this number, and they claimed to be her but then hung up abruptly. I've just checked her online bill, and to my utter disbelief, I've been charged for that call! What an absolute liberty!

I received a call on my mobile from the number 08445670460. They wanted to chat with either me or my father. When I confirmed it was me on the line, they abruptly hung up. Any idea who they might be?

I received a call earlier today, and when I tried to return the call, a recorded message popped up stating, "You've been reached by Me Group; one of our agents will get back to you shortly." Honestly, I’ve never come across "Me Group" before.

My home phone keeps getting bombarded with calls, ringing four to five times daily. It's becoming rather bothersome, and frankly, it needs to come to an end.

This number persistently bothers my elderly mum, and she finally recalled to use 1471 after the most recent call to retrieve the full digits. I’ve looked into it, and I can assure you that she never requested a call from them or took part in any survey. I’ve set up her number with the Telephone Preference Service, so fingers crossed that this will put an end to their calls.

My mother received a call from this firm, requesting her to partake in a survey. The very next day, they rang again to express their gratitude. When I picked up the phone, it was quite obvious that something was off. I promptly advised my mum to never divulge any personal information over the phone. It's just not worth the risk!

I keep getting interrupted during my phone calls-it's rather frustrating! Does anyone know who's trying to reach me? Feel free to drop me a line at [email protected]. Cheers!

A lady rang me claiming to represent Sapphire Magazine. I mentioned that someone must have submitted my details, and she insisted that I'd participated in a phone survey. I informed her that I hadn’t taken part in anything of the sort, to which she apologised hastily and hung up. Clearly, it was a dodgy call!

They masqueraded as Sapphire Magazine, promising a complimentary copy. However, they requested a quid for shipping, claiming a portion of that pound would go towards a cancer charity.