08706091720

This number has drained a tenner from our phone balance without any approval from us. I'm quite unhappy about this situation and would like to request a refund, please.

While we were sitting down enjoying our television programme, a rather puzzling message popped up. Being a bit naive, we foolishly clicked on the download link. The next thing we knew, we had lost our last five credits without even realising we were racking up charges. Let this serve as a cautionary tale for everyone out there!

Hi there! I’ve just checked my latest Vodafone statement and it seems I've been caught out by Venista. Luckily, Vodafone is reversing the fee and has also implemented a block on any future interactions with all premium rate services. They assured me that this should eliminate 99% of those pesky calls and spam messages. Cheers to that!

We recently received a text from 85051, though we certainly didn’t ask for any such service. Out of curiosity, I attempted to open it but only got partway through before deciding against it. Shortly after, another message pinged in saying ‘thank you for engaging with Nude Angels.’ Strangely, they’ve deducted £2.50 from our account previously and have taken an additional £5.00 just today. We've tried ringing 08706091720 and also reached out via email at [email protected], seeking a refund but to no avail! This company’s practices are nothing short of theft, and they really shouldn’t be allowed to exploit people in this manner.

Received a cheeky SMS and a multimedia message, and I, being rather daft, clicked on it. To my surprise, I was whisked away to some video portal. Before I could even catch my breath, I hit the exit button, yet somehow it didn’t stop there. To my astonishment, I received another text from 81213 expressing gratitude for ‘downloading’ a video-and you guessed it, there’s a charge of £4.50 on top of the usual text rates! What a right swindle!

We've received an identical message. It’s essential that we draft an email to address the matter. Here’s a suggestion: "Dear Sir/Madam, Earlier today, we received a text notification regarding a video with the reference number 0070 674 25 63. I would like to clarify that we have never subscribed to your services, nor have we given consent for any related charges. We've previously requested for our details to be removed from your records. We wish to lodge a formal complaint with O2, as we have not agreed to any terms and have not paid for any of your video content. Consequently, we expect a prompt refund to be issued. For your records, our details are as follows: Marek Soltysiak. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We’ll await your response. Best regards." Forgive the poor English - we’ll communicate further once we receive a reply.

I’ve just received an odd notification with an @ symbol where I’d typically see an SMS envelope. Curiously, I pressed the button and it tried to connect to the internet, flashing up some video previews. However, it didn’t work-it said our phone wasn’t configured for this. I gave it a go four times and it seems that number 10 is already linked with our account. Then I got another SMS from 80707 about some embarrassing videos being forwarded. We never subscribed to this nonsense, and we definitely want a refund! Absolute robbers, if you ask me!

We got a text from 85051 that we never signed up for. Curiosity got the better of me, so I nearly opened it, but then I decided to back out. A short while later, I received another message thanking us for accessing 'nude angels'. The company has already snatched £2.50 from our account the other day, and now they've managed to take another £5.00 today. We've tried ringing 08706091720 and have also dropped an email to [email protected], hoping for a refund, but we've heard nothing back! This kind of behaviour from a company is absolutely unacceptable - they shouldn't be allowed to exploit people like this.

Subject: Request for Refund Dear Venista Team, I hope this message finds you well. I'm writing to discuss a matter that has become increasingly frustrating. Unfortunately, it seems that the networks have been less than helpful, often evading my queries rather than addressing my concerns directly. In light of this, I'm reaching out to formally request a refund for my recent transaction. I appreciate your attention to this issue, as it feels like I’m navigating a rather tricky situation-much like the warning we all remember from ROTJ: “it is A TRAP!” I look forward to your prompt response and a resolution to this predicament. Best regards, [Your Name] [Your Contact Information]

I received a multimedia text message and, in a moment of sheer folly, decided to open it. Much to my astonishment, I found myself staring at a webpage full of videos. Before I could even contemplate clicking on anything, we promptly exited without viewing a single clip. Next thing we know, there's a text from 81213 thanking us for downloading a video, along with a charge of £4.50 plus the usual text fees! What a complete rip-off!

Hello, it appears that your company has deducted £8.00 from our credit card. We would like to request a refund for this amount, please. Thank you!