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Oxygen 8
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I believe I have been scammed over the past year by this Company as EE told me I subscribed via my Mobile which I do not recall Has anybody else had this experience? .Any advise would be welcomed in particular how to unsubscribe.
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Ask them to give details of when you signed up and for evidence that you dialled the relevant number in the first place.
A few years ago my children when teenagers would subscribe unknowingly to things- and I know some adults do too thinking they are getting something for nothing without realising they have to keep paying
Is there anyone else in your home who might have used your phone?
Ask them to give details of when you signed up and for evidence that you dialled the relevant number in the first place.
A few years ago my children when teenagers would subscribe unknowingly to things- and I know some adults do too thinking they are getting something for nothing without realising they have to keep paying
Is there anyone else in your home who might have used your phone?
Seems that a lot of EE customers fall prey to this scam. You may find some helpful suggestions here:
https:/ /commun ity.ee. co.uk/t 5/Commu nity-Fe edback/ Oxygen- 8-commu nicatio ns-scam /m-p/24 1843#M3 171
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Mobile telephony service suppliers ought not be allowed to take someone's word of a subscription and steal money from a customer's account to hand over to those making a claim. All such claims should be confirmed with their customer first. But bet the law allows such activity. Companies seem better protected than individuals in these sorts of situations. :-(