TimeLine☎️ 88311 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 88311.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 88311
- Unauthorized charges for premium textsJun
2020Man harassed by scam companyJan
2018Reporting multiple companies for possible scamsOct
2017Fraudulent activity by multiple companiesOct
2017Complaint about expensive quiz competitionSep
2017Company scamming, contact phone providerDec
2016Report to actionfraud.police.uk websiteNov
2016Blocked number led to chargesNov
2016User charged for incoming messagesOct
2016Contact Remote Games Ltd for inquiriesSep
2016Text message about winning an iPadSep
2016Invalid input, no context providedSep
2016Unexpected charges from unknown numberAug
2016Contact company for charge informationJul
2016Provide remote games mailing addressJul
2016Unwanted iPad text messages blockedJul
2016How to stop unwanted SMSJul
2016Ignore and do not engageJul
2016Received spam messages for scamsJun
2016Warning: scammy, withholding infoJun
2016Warning about possible fraudulent activityJun
2016Unsolicited scam text message receivedJun
2016Missed call, no voicemail leftMay
2016Unrecognized texts from mobile providerFeb
2016Number Of Searches: 798 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 19 February 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Eaton Hall(Cheshire) and Myrelandhorn(Highland).
88311 has 22 comments of which 15 x negative and 7 x neutral
88311 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 88311 👆 is reported as a scam involving unsolicited premium-rate text messages from a number linked to Remote Games Ltd and associated companies, charging victims around £4.50 per message without consent. Multiple users have experienced repeated billing over weeks or months and difficulty stopping the messages despite attempts to block or reply ‘STOP’. The operators appear to use quiz or prize entry tactics to entice responses, resulting in recurring charges. Complaints highlight aggressive, persistent messaging and significant financial losses, with some urging reporting to relevant authorities. Users are advised to block such numbers through their mobile provider, avoid replying to suspicious texts, request refunds, and report incidents to regulatory bodies and Action Fraud. Caution and vigilance are essential to avoid falling victim to this ongoing SMS fraud.
Reports on phone number 88311
6 yearsFor over a year, Tesco Mobile has been taking £4.50 from me monthly just for getting texts from this number! I have no clue where it came from, as I never signed up for anything like this. It shows as from 77G now, but it used to say 77 games. A bit of digging pointed me to a company called Remote Games in Manchester along with some directors’ names. That hasn’t really helped much though. I contacted Tesco Mobile today and asked them to block premium texts. Fingers crossed it stops, but I reckon I’ll just have to accept the money I’ve already lost.Tesco Mobile77G77 GamesRemote GamesManchester9 yearsI’m a 60 year old bloke who keeps getting hassled by this firm. They send texts every week, even though I’ve told them loads of times to cut it out. I’ve had £4.50 taken from me weekly for messages I never asked for or gave permission to get. I’m not alone either - at least 7 mates have gone through the same thing and can back me up. They’ve somehow managed to nick money through phone bills and nobody seems to be doing anything to stop it! The company behind this racket is Remote Games Ltd, run by Carl Barker, Robert Morley, and Colin McCaffrey in Manchester!Remote Games LtdCarl BarkerRobert MorleyColin McCaffreyManchester9 yearsThis number links back to Remote Games Ltd and Xinion Ltd, both run by the same people: Carl Barker, Gary Cooper, Colin Mc Caffery, and Robert Morley. They also appear tied to BMCM DIGITAL LIMITED (09259025) and a bunch of other firms that seem dodgy. Have a peek on Companies House yourself. These companies are notorious for SMS scams and sending unwanted texts, yet somehow they keep operating. I’m planning to report all this to the FCA, Gambling Commission, ICO, PhonePayPlus, and the police as well.Remote Games LtdXinion LtdCarl BarkerGary CooperColin McCafferyRobert MorleyBMCMCompanies HouseFCAGambling CommissionICOPhonePayPlus9 years88311 keeps pestering me with stupid Donald Duck quiz questions, saying you can win £1000 but charging £4.50 for each message! Can anyone help me make them just **** off? I’ve already tried forwarding the texts to my network and even sent a stop code to the number, but nada. So annoying!Donald Duck10 yearsThis firm has taken £119.50 from my phone over the last 4 months - total scammers! You really NEED to get in touch with your phone provider to block their numbers, and you HAVE to ring the scammers yourself on 0333 2026342 (different number to the others mentioned). Email the manager to make a complaint at [email protected][###] and ask them for a refund form.10 yearsMake sure to report it at www.actionfraud.police.uk.10 yearsI got a text from 88311 but since I didn't recognise the number, I just blocked it. Now I've got a bill for £24.50 saying I sent messages to them, which I definitely didn't.10 yearsLooks like a scam where they charge you every time you get a message. I've ended up paying £20. Be sure to try and get your money back.10 yearsGot a msg from 88311 sayin, 'Reply WIN to 88311 to enter a draw for a new iPad.' Sounds a bit dodgy if you ask me.10 yearsIf you wanna know more about this service or got any questions, you should get in touch with the company behind it: Remote Games Ltd.Remote Games Ltd10 yearsMy missus keeps receiving messages from this number and it’s charging us £4.50 every time. We tried texting STOP but it doesn't seem to do anything.10 yearsRemote Games Ltd, PO Box 5501, Manchester, M61 0PL. Looks legit but I'm not sure who they really are. Got a call from this number and couldn't figure out if it's a scam or something else. Anyone else heard of them?Remote Games Ltd P. O. BoxManchester10 yearsIf you’re wondering about any charges, the best thing to do is get in touch with the company that provides the service first.10 yearsGot a message saying '88311 iPad entry text' sent to me twice in the past few weeks, both times around 3 in the morning? Pretty weird. Decided to block the number now.10 yearsAnyone knows how I can get these texts from 88311 to stop? They’re charging me £18.75 every month and it’s getting annoying.10 yearsNo matter what, just don’t answer back.10 yearsI got a text from this number saying: Free Message: Reply WIN to 88311 to enter a chance to win a new iPad. At the exact same time, I received a very similar one from 82288 about entering a prize draw for a shopping voucher. After looking into the second one, it seems like folks who reply to it end up being charged £4.50 every week, and there doesn't seem to be any easy way to cancel it.10 yearsThey’re scammers, don’t share your info with them.10 yearsThose callers are total scammers.10 yearsGot a text outta nowhere with no clue who it’s from. I just blocked the number straight away. The message said something like: "free message: reply WIN to 88311 to enter a draw for a new iPad, ignore if you didn’t ask." Definitely sounded dodgy to me.10 yearsThe individual who rang chose not to leave a voicemail.10 yearsnot sure who they are, but ive been getting a text from them like once a week for ages. replied stop and looks like theyre from some mobile phone service.Submit Your Own Report (88311)
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