700035938

What is this number - service for ?

Been billed twice on my sons phone for this number at £1.50 a time.  he has no idea who it is.
Virgin FOREIGN operators say "We don't know who the company is and We cannot block the
texts"  RUBBISH!!!  They are in on this scam as they take a proportion of the charge.  AM SO
ANGRY THAT WE HAVE HAD THIS MONEY STOLEN FROM US.

Got this no. times 4 = £6 on my VIRGIN MOBILE

Billed on my sons phone for 2 of this no at £1.50 each. He doesn't know who it is & I've checked his phone, no premium texts sent or received.

My sister received 14 messages from this number at £1.50p charge

I feel like this is broad day light robbert

Its bling mobile. a wap site as in mobile internet, common causes are downloading ring tones games or porn. just txt stop to the number if you get messages

I have got this 26 time on my bill - I have texted STOP but it doesnt - anyine got any ideas how to stop it ???

who or what is this

Its for viewing videos on a porn site. There's nothing to stop as it's not a subscription service. It's a pay per view service therefore one off charge for each video watched. I should know I've sometimes used the service in the past. And if you believe your son/boyfriend/husband etc when they have used the phone and say they have no idea what the charges are you are an idiot to be honest - funnily enough they don't want you to know the truth. Also your network are not in on this 'scam' as the service is nothing to do with them, nore is the aggregator who owns the shortcode - the company responsible for taking the money is the company who own the service and send the messages.

http://blogs.mirror.co.uk/investigations/2012 ... m-bluestre.html
Torrent of filth from Bluestream Mobile
TORRENT OF FILTH FROM BLUESTREAM MOBILE
JANUARY 11, 2012

If you sent a sick text message like "Your [***] of a mrs on webcam...haha!!" to someone at random, you'd rightly be ­considered a pervert.

But text that message to thousands of people and you're an entrepreneur, apparently, like Jonathan Cresswell of Bluestream Mobile.

This sordid company made nearly £500,000 by sending messages like that to mobile numbers on a marketing list he'd bought.

Some of the names on the list hadn't given their consent to receive this filth - but Bluestream hadn't checked, according to the watchdog PhonepayPlus.

Cresswell's lawyers tell us that "our client was not running the company at the relevant time" - but since he was the sole director, we wonder what he was being paid to do.

Bluestream has just been fined £35,000 by PhonepayPlus and admits on its website: "We do occasionally get it wrong."
Occasionally? In 2008 we told how the company in Marlow, Bucks, aimed its Free 4 U premium-rate mobile phone service at magazines read by children, claiming there was "100 per cent free access" but still charging. The regulator called the company "willful, or at least reckless".

Later that year it sent unsolicited messages to potential customers offering adult videos. People who texted the reply "STOP" to opt out of this junk were charged £1.50 anyway. It was fined £25,000 with an extra £5,000 fine because of its appalling track record.

In 2010 PhonepayPlus received hundreds of complaints over another vile Bluestream venture billed as an "adult Facebook" - though it used a different four letter word
beginning with "F".

Victims told how it was impossible to click off the site and you ended up being charged even if you didn't download any images. This time the company was fined £50,000, one victim of the scam telling the watchdog that each attempt to exit the site simply resulted in him being sent another bill.

The victim said: "They have blatantly designed a site to mislead its users into being charged extortionate amounts of money which the consumer is not clear about, and take advantage of customers who may feel, owing to the site's contents, slightly more reserved in complaining.

"Having spoken to customer services I was told that there was nothing they could do, and that they were not interested and that they would not make any refund." Antiphony Ltd, another Cresswell operation, was fined £50,000 in 2009 over its "Adult Sex Exchange" which sent unwanted costly texts, and £75,000 in March 2010 for failing to put in place
safeguards to prevent further, similar problems.

Cresswell, 35, resigned from Bluestream in November, moving on to a firm called Mobjizz - slogan: "Monetise your adult mobile affiliate traffic today."

The firm's new directors are Australians Gregory McCann and Ian Rodwell and we asked them if Bluestream will be any cleaner under them, but had no reply.

So we'll quote from their website: "We are only human and with such a broad range of
services and advertising, not to mention the sheer volume of constantly shifting regulatory compliance, mistakes do very occasionally happen. That we put right and learn from these mistakes is the most important factor."

But that's the trouble - they never do seem to learn from their mistakes.
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more complaints alleging unsolicited filth and Network theft from customer accounts.
https://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/69155


Firstly these [***] can only target T-Mobile and Virgin Mobile customers because T-Mobile and Virgin Mobile continue to provide them with the 'revenue share' billing short codes.and Payforit codes.

How much are the Networks pocketing from this theft?

Secondly you should keep your fat stupid trap shut and stop blaming family members for this ongoing Network/Bluestream fraud.

my 13 year old son was playing games on his i phone when he was sent a link he clicked on it and it sent him to a porno site he came out of the site but then was sent 23 messages saying he had been billed £1.50 think this is a disgrace that people can get away with doing this to children.