08455281257
TimeLine☎️ 08455281257 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 845528 with a prefix of 0845.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08455281257
- Expensive cancellation experience, account blockedMar
2018Report scammer; they deserve jailJan
2018Fraudulent beauty product scammers existNov
2017Charged twice for beauty productsAug
2017Scam operation using deceptive tacticsJul
2017Scam product; multiple unauthorized chargesJul
2017Suspicious free offer leads complaintsJun
2017Miscommunication with overordered beauty productsMay
2017Scam involving Plusnet gift offerMar
2017Misleading free sample offerFeb
2017Fraudulent trial subscription scheme warningFeb
2017Beware of fraudulent Amazon emailsFeb
2017Monthly subscription for beauty productsApr
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 22 April 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bowdens(Somerset), Little Dewchurch(Herefordshire), Ruthin (Rhuthun)(Denbighshire) and Shenley Lodge(Buckinghamshire).
08455281257 has 13 comments of which 8 x neutral and 4 x negative and 1 x positive
08455281257 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08455281257 👆 is reported as a fraudulent operation targeting customers with offers of free or low-cost beauty products, often under the guise of reputable companies. Users commonly experience unauthorised debits from their accounts, sometimes multiple times, with difficulties in cancelling orders due to expensive and prolonged calls to premium rate numbers. Returning products is problematic with vague or unreachable contact details, and hidden terms enrol customers in costly subscription schemes. Communication channels, including emails and phone lines, are often unresponsive or deceptive. Many victims report seeing their bank details misused and advise caution, emphasising the need to scrutinise offers and avoid engaging with suspicious numbers or companies using misleading branding. This number is widely associated with scams and should be treated with extreme caution.
Reports on phone number 08455281257
9 yearsI ended up ordering this thing by accident, so I called up to get it cancelled. Spent about 3 minutes on the phone and got charged £7! Managed to cancel the order in the end, but just to be safe I've gone and blocked my account too.9 yearsSomeone really needs to share this number everywhere like Facebook to stop these awful scammers. They honestly deserve to be locked up forever. The number is 0845 528 1257.Facebook9 yearsThese people are total scammers. They sell "affordable" beauty stuff but end up charging way more from your bank. If you wanna get your order cancelled, you gotta ring this number and end up spending an hour on the phone with them - which costs nearly 30 quid. They're basically just ripping folks off.9 yearsTwice now, £74 has been taken out of my bank for some supposed beauty goods. Not sure how this happened, but it’s really frustrating.9 yearsAvoid this number at all costs - it’s linked to a total rip-off. They claim to send you a free beauty item, only charging for postage, but once you sign up, they sneak loads of payments out of your bank before you even realise. They pretended to be Debenhams, which gave me some confidence since it’s a well-known and trusted retailer. When the package came, the brand was actually Beauty & Truth - who? There were no instructions or any details about returns. They provide an 0845 number, but I’m steering clear of calling it because I’m certain the charges would be sky-high and probably funnelled straight back to them. These premium-rate numbers need to be shut down; it’s just a way for scammers to make a quick buck.DebenhamsBeauty & Truth9 yearsI ordered a "free" beauty sample thinking it was just £2.95, but ended up having three separate payments taken from my bank! Tried to contact them by email to sort it out, only to find the email address doesn’t even exist. Definitely won’t be dealing with them again.9 yearsOut of nowhere, i got a bit wary about a deal that was giving away a pricey item for free, only asking for a small shipping fee. So, i decided to look it up and there were loads of people moaning about it.9 yearsI reached out to the blokes regarding some items that had been "over-ordered". Firstly, they processed multiple orders even though I only intended to order a single item. Secondly, when I tried to cancel, the call cost me around £11. The company's name is something along the lines of "Beauty and Trust" (my memory's a touch fuzzy on that). We discovered the deal through the John Lewis website. I took the liberty of informing John Lewis about the situation since they have a sterling reputation.John Lewis10 yearsGot a call from the same number but with a bit of a twist. While browsing online, a supposedly official “thank you free gift” from my ISP, Plusnet, popped up. Didn’t think twice and went ahead, even covering the postage charges. The junk arrived and my missus immediately started using it. The terms are exactly like others have reported - if you don’t return it, they keep charging you. Trying to find a return address is hopeless, the phone just rings out and emails bounce back. Seems like a really dodgy and underhanded scam.Plusnet10 yearsDon’t fall for it - they claim the samples are free but you have to pay £4.95 for delivery which already feels dodgy. Then, if you wanna keep the stuff, it costs almost £30 each! And if you decide to send them back, you end up paying some fee to 'return to Cyrus' or whatever. Total rip-off!Cyrus10 yearsThey sent me some sort of cream or ointment, saying if I didn’t send it back to Cyprus within 15 days at my own expense, they'd charge my stored Visa card. Hidden in tiny print at the bottom of their email was a bit about automatically enrolling me in their trial program. Basically, it said after the 15-day trial, my Visa ending in 4946 would be billed for the product, and every month after that they’d send refills and charge me again using the same card. They claim there’s a 30-day guarantee, but if you want a refund you have to return the product yourself and cover postage. Honestly, this feels like a scam, so I’d steer clear of them.Cyprus10 yearsHeads up! I got caught out by a scam pretending to be from AMAZON, trying to flog anti-ageing creams and beauty stuff supposedly from CYPRUS. It started with an email asking me to join a survey and offered a free gift. I picked one, but then had to pay £4.95 for postage. They already had my card info but I never agreed to pay any fees. After that, I saw another unauthorised charge on my bank statement from a related firm for something I never consented to. Then out of the blue, an email from ‘Product Protect’ demanding £2.95 to insure the item against loss or damage - something they should cover anyway. They basically nicked money from me three times! I called Amazon and they said it’s a scam and my info’s been compromised. Although the scam phone line is supposedly UK-based, nobody answers. My bank told me to cancel my card, which I did. The email looked legit, fully convincing it was from Amazon, but it wasn’t. Watch out for this one!AMAZONProduct ProtectAmazonUK11 yearsI recently signed up for a monthly delivery of skincare creams, and honestly, it’s been a real treat. The products feel genuine and have made a noticeable difference. Love how it’s all about quality and honesty with this subscription.Submit Your Own Report (0845 528 1257)
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