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on 09-03-201118:38 - last edited on 16-06-201218:51 by Admin
The company in question is LBM Marketing. They first phoned me on Monday evening, I was not interested in what they were trying to get me to sign up for, and I was busy so I hung up. They tried phoning again yesterday (Tuesday) my other-half answered the phone and then hung up. Promptly 30secs later I get a text saying I had insufficient credit to sign-up for Internation Calls 3 Bolt-on. I hadn't signed up for this as I have no reason to make any international calls, so by power of deduction LBM didnt like being hung-up on. I spoke to O2 and they rectified the problem and gave me £2 credit. So I thought that would be the end of it. Again today I got a text from O2 saying I had successfully sign up for the basic tariff, again I hadn't done this. I contacted O2 and they put me back on the tariff I was originally on and gave me 50mins free calls and 50 free texts. I am hoping this doesnt happen again tomorrow. I guess the moral of the story is: Don't P-off LBM Marketing or they will get their revenge!!
These jokers phoned me yesterday to try and flog me a contract. They then had the cheek to tell me my PAYG sim is not registered!
They told me my sim wasn't registered either, even though I told them I had an O2 account!!! Hence why I hung up!! I have now added there number to my reject call list. They tried to phone again this evening at 7.52!! Will they ever give up!! I am scared to top-up my phone now in case they sign me up for something else. Surely O2 can track where these sign-up requests are coming from!! We run a PC repair company, and businesses have static IP's so trace them O2 and then kick them to the kerb!!!
I phoned 08000641087 and received recorded message saying you were called by O2, if you want to stop these calls phone 08000136671. I have done this so hopefully I won't be plagued by any more calls. I am fed up with having to leave the answerphone on all the time.
Those numbers won't accept incoming calls crew, they are pretty much a one way marketing system that will get you bad if you are too loose with your information and privacy. Its an unfortunate truth.
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2 iPhone 4s 16gb 1 iPhone 4 16gb on a business contract iPad 3 64gb My first mobile was in 1995 a CM-R111 from sony on Cellnet. Henstridge Rural South Somerset (2g only)
I have just received a phone call from this number and an African sounding guy talked to me about how i pay too much for what i use on my mobile. He seemed to know my recent top-up info as well as what numbers i call (o2/non o2). He said i was to provide information to fill in an application form which would enable me to get a sim which then meant i pay much less for what i do now and get a better deal in the process. He asked for things such as full name, email address, landline number, address, all that stuff and then he wanted me to type my bank details into the phone to provide him. All i'm wondering is that is this genuine or is it some sort of scam. I made up an excuse by saying i didnt have my card on me at that time as i didnt know if i could trust it or not. I'm worried that if i provide my bank details, then potential criminals could access my account :/ any help would be much appreciated...
it seemed really genuine at the time as he new a lot about me and my top-up info etc. H e said he was going to set up and o2 reward thing for me and and a minute later i got a text from o2 about the rewards they put me on. All this makes it seem genuine but part of me is unsure about it. The offer of the new sim he offered to put me with sounded great aswell but i dunno :/
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