08702480277

I've been hit with a £5 charge for something I neither requested nor consented to, and it seems O2 just went ahead and permitted it. What options do I have to resolve this?

We're baffled as to how this lot got hold of our number. They bombarded us with three messages in quick succession, and each one set us back £1.50, meaning we racked up £4.50 for every single round. In total, that's £18 on our phone bill! To stop the hassle, we had to text them back with "STOP ALL".

I've just noticed a charge of £44 on my Vodafone account and am quite baffled by how these individuals are permitted to do such things. Is there anyone out there who can guide me on how to reclaim my money?

I find myself in the same predicament. How on earth do these individuals obtain our phone numbers? It’s a bit outrageous, considering we've shelled out £18 for this!

I keep receiving unwelcome text messages three times a week, with each one setting me back £1.50. It's becoming quite the nuisance!

I've just received a message from the number 34060012 that's racked up a Premium rate fee of £3.75 on my O2 mobile. Quite frustrating, really!

As a customer of 3, I've found them quite useful regarding a troublesome number linked to a firm named In-Solutions. They’re involved in marketing and fall under the umbrella of Veltimig. Recently, I noticed a charge of £24 on my son's device because he unwittingly subscribed to flirtymobi.com. To avoid further fees, one must text STOP to 85028, or else there’s a weekly £3 fee. The number 08702480277 is also connected to this business and be warned-the fine print reveals that they charge £3 for any information sent via mobile or email. During a conversation with 3, I was informed that two pieces of info resulted in an additional £6 being added to the bill! It’s also worth noting that if you download the Screen Muncher app on your Blackberry, you inadvertently consent to these charges, even though the app itself is offered for free. So, take heed; nothing comes at no cost! I would strongly advise you to review any recent applications linked to In-Solutions or Veltimig, as they certainly seem to operate in a dubious manner. Contact your network provider immediately to block all 08 numbers and impose limits on your account. They are obligated to do this, as you should not be liable for any charges you did not approve. I hope this information proves to be beneficial!

I reckon it was Nexon!

Beware of that number! We were unfortunately swindled out of 20 quid by them.

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I’ve noticed a monthly deduction of £1.50 for a text message coming from this number. It's quite concerning!

If you enter the number into a search engine, you'll find this site listed just below the top results.

What an absolute farce this has turned into! I can't seem to escape this blimmin' company bombarding my phone with endless messages. It's racked up quite the bill, and I feel completely swindled and thoroughly fed up!

Feel free to give them a bell at 0870 248 0277!

I can't believe what's going on! Ever since I switched to an Android phone three weeks ago, I've been inundated with texts from MIT, and to top it off, I'm being charged for them! I contacted Orange, and their only advice was to ring MIT on a premium rate number to sort it out. But honestly, how on earth did they even get hold of my number in the first place? They provided me with an email address for MIT: [email protected], which seems quite odd. I’ve attempted to call their customer service thrice from my landline, but it’s like banging my head against a brick wall-no luck getting through to anyone! I even tried to unsubscribe by leaving my mobile number and selecting the appropriate option, yet I've not had a single confirmation that these ridiculous messages will cease. It’s all rather maddening!

I can't shake the feeling that this reeks of a scam. I reached out to Jonathan Roberts at [email protected], but his advice was disappointingly unhelpful. Then there's Peter Luxton at [email protected], who claims she’s part of a reputable and competent company based in the Netherlands. It's all rather dodgy if you ask me.

I've found myself in a similar predicament-my phone bill has skyrocketed to a staggering £140 instead of the usual £20! I've tried ringing them up and leaving messages, but no luck. Does anyone happen to have an email address where I could request a refund? I'm really curious if anyone else has managed to get their money back from these dodgy folks. I'm with Orange myself, and since I couldn’t seem to stop those pesky texts from 84459, I’ve had no choice but to change my number to avoid further hassle! Better safe than sorry, right?

I contacted O2 regarding my bill, which was unwittingly a bit steeper this month. They informed me that I had received a message from the number 70414, resulting in a charge of £4.17. Apparently, 70414 is associated with a promotional service that pesters users with texts. I was given the number 08702480277 to potentially reclaim my money. When I attempted to reach out, I was met with a menu of three options, and the last one supposedly connects you with an agent. I selected that option, but no one ever picked up! It’s infuriating! How do they continuously evade accountability like this?!

I stumbled upon their toll-free number, 0800 50 0 212, which is meant for their customer complaints unit. Make sure you give them a piece of your mind and don’t let these charlatans walk all over you! Stand your ground against these jokers!

Just a quick update regarding the ongoing saga with those pesky texts from 08702480277. I've dropped an email to [email protected] asking them to put an end to all messages directed to my phone. They've responded swiftly, confirming that they've now ceased all communication going forward. Fingers crossed this actually does the trick!

I can't believe these absolute gits have been nicking a couple of quid from our mobile account every few weeks without so much as a by-your-leave! Our latest bill has practically doubled! If anyone's got a clue how these muppets got hold of our number and where we can lodge a complaint, I’d really appreciate it. Cheers!

I've never had any interaction with these individuals, yet somehow they've managed to obtain my mobile number and have unlawfully withdrawn funds from me, all under misleading circumstances.

I've made 12 payments of £18 each, and I'm keen to recover that money, but I'm a bit lost on the best way to do so. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!