Solved: Re: Hundreds of voicemails

Anonymous · ‎19-06-2015

does anyone know why my phone is suddenly receiving hundreds of quite irate voicemails? No numbers are left. I've made no calls expect to O2 to try and understand why? Thoughts?

MI5 · ‎19-06-2015

Dial 1760 (or 176002) to turn off your VM. That will stop it for sure.

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Cleoriff · ‎19-06-2015

Hi @Anonymous

What sort of phone do you have and how old is it...?

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perksie · ‎19-06-2015

I thought these had gone away years ago, it could be that a "friend" is having what they believe is a joke on you, like this: http://www.prankdial.com/pranks/you-hit-my-car

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MI5 · ‎19-06-2015

Dial 1760 (or 176002) to turn off your VM. That will stop it for sure.

I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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Anonymous · ‎20-06-2015

It's a blackberry touch screen job 3 years old. O2 advise going to police

perksie · ‎20-06-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
It's a blackberry touch screen job 3 years old. O2 advise going to police

Worth a try but they're not always willing to help.

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jonsie · ‎20-06-2015

@MI5 wrote:
Dial 1760 (or 176002) to turn off your VM. That will stop it for sure.

The perfect solution!

Whoever calls will be in the phone logs then.

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Anonymous · ‎20-06-2015

hi @Anonymous

Did O2 tell you just to go to the police , or did they also say they would report it to another department?

Without going into detail, are those calls threatening?

Cleoriff · ‎20-06-2015

Lets hope @Anonymous come back....they only posted the once....hope it's not just a one off thinking they are through to CS

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jonsie · ‎20-06-2015

Hundreds sounds like serious harassment to me....

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