02086190070

I got a call from this number and they said they were this Sanda Wellbeing Company. Asked if I had any aches, pains, joint related problems, and suggested me to start up with a small course of this rosex supplement. They said sir use it for a while and we guarantee improvement in your health. The person who I was talking to was quite convincing and I thought to give it a try as it wasnt really expensive. I’ve been doing good and have shown alot of change in my health. I’m glad I accepted the proposal and made a wise decision. Thankful to the consultant who suggested me the right supplement.

Overheard my husband giving out his personal information which should be between his GP and himself.
He had been cold called and my husband presuming it was someone doing a survey for the NHS was merrily giving out his medical diagnosis and what medication he was taking.  After some time i took over the call and was advised they were a company who contacted elderly people to discuss their medical problerms to see if they could offer any help. I asked their tel no and was informed they were based in Kent.  I advised that to contact elderly people at night to ask any information was not on and that both Age Concern the NHS and the police would be informed.  They agreed to take our number off the system. I told them it was wrong and immoral to contact anyone to ask such personal questions.  I am incensed that this activity is allowed especially to elderly vulnerable people. I was polite but very firm that they should not be allowed to cold call anyone to ask about age, medication, medical diagnosis. etc

It’s a big world and there are both good and bad people…I don’t think it would be right to blame the company just because of calls that you’ve received. Im a regular customer of sandawellbeing and have had no issues. The payment terms are easy and trust worthy. Details are kept a secret and never let out. Its a genuine company and can be trusted unless one has unnecessary problems with it. All the details (i.e.- numbers, address) of  sandawellbeing are given on the site. One can always make a visit to the address given if they face any trouble. People please stop writing false posts and degrade the company’s image until you have had direct contact with the company

The number that called was 02086 190 746,a guy called ROLF LAUREN,all chatty & friendly,my mother has COPD but is no fool & hung up the phone

Its not a scam but a reputed company. Myself have had a great experience with them. The service and the products are satisfactory. You need not worry and the results will soon be seen.

Received the call from 02086190746. Think the guy was called Jordan but his foreign accent was difficult to follow. He mentioned Tim Carter and Iris Ward as senior consultants. The offer was 14.95 for a month supply of Rosehip X with Gopo instead of 45-50 pounds. I didn't feel comfortable giving any bank details over the phone. I wanted to check them out and found this site. I would prefer my doctor to prescribe supplements etc.

Just had a call from Dora. She knew much too much about me which made me very suspicious. Hung on to listen to the 'sales' talk for what seemed a long time. Eventually I asked her if she was selling something but she assured me she was not. However after a period she requested my card details and said she would wait till I fetched them. I hung up.
My husband was listening to the conversation on the extension and he answered the phone when she rung back. He told her firmly that anyone asking for card details was up to no good and not to ring back. However several minutes later she did. Again he told her in no uncertain manner that no one here was going to fall for her scam. All the time he was talking to her she was rattling on in the background and was obviously not listening. He then hung up.
I would imagine that all the positive comments on this forum are coming from representatives of the firm itself and not the public.
Follow the simple rule - NEVER give personal details over the phone to a stranger.

I received a phone call today from Sanda and the gentleman said his name was Calvin and he was a Health Manager.  He talked about Rosehip being good for osteo-arthritis which I hav e as I am 72 years of age.  

I challenged him saying I could go to a health store and buy this product.  However, he said it would probably cost me a lot of money, maybe £45.00, but I could buy some to-day for only £14.99.  I told him I would think about it as I was in financial difficulties at the moment and I couldn't pay £14.99 and if I decided I wanted it I would contact him.  He gave his name and number and said the company was in Bexley, Kent.  I said goodbye and hung up.

A lady called Giff called today trying to sell me some Glucosamine and rose hip good my joints worth £60 but today it would be only £16-99 din't know if this was a scram or not but  I don't but from cod callers

I receievd 20 packets of rosehip  from sendawellby today , I think I have indulged into a wrong activity by reading all these comments stated . I got dosage for the rosehips from a manager of the wellby centr named tim carter . I'm afraid now , can someone help me what could I do ?

Ive had those calls and ive purched some tablets off them but i have now cancelled my credit card as and reported them to my bank so they carnt take anymore money out every body should do the same. Its a scam.

First of all stop your credit or debit card and ring your bank up ive just done that and they will try and get your money back, because they will keep taking the money out, ive been told by the bank that most of the time these things dont work and its a waste of money

I received a call today from 02086 190746 she said her name was Natasha and had an eatern european accent.  She said she was from the wellness centre and asked to speak to my husband, he wasn't in so she asked when would be the best time to ring, told her we have no problems with our health, asked them not to ring again.  I have a feeling this will not be the last of it from comments on here eve though we are registerd with the telephone prefrence service

I was called today by an Indian lady named Nicole ( didn't meet any with English names when I visited the sub-continent) who said she was phoning from Bexley in Kent. But when I said that I was born in Crayford she seemed to be confused about my meaning - Crayford is one and a half miles from Bexley.- and my address there was Bexley Lane (albeit a very long time ago). At the end of a long spiel on the virtues of pomegranates Nicole informed me that she was immediately going to set up an account or some such thing. She did ( bless her ) give in without a struggle when I said that would need to read third party research results on the benefits of the said pomegranate on healthy old hippies, and should I decide to take up the offer, I would return the call and ask for her by name, as her outrageous flattery of an old crock, had almost won the day for her.

I got the same call yesterday. spent a sleepless night thinking i'ts a scam. Today i went to the bank and canceled my payment and orderd another card, job done.when i hear an indian accent i willput the phone down. They seem to be targeting the people that can ill aford to be scamed.

this company keeps calling me . The customer care dept. deny they my contact details!!! They maintaine they have 10,000 peolple on their records! I refused to give my details on the basis they must them already...

My mother received a call from these people saying they were carrying out a health survey and what conditions did she have. As soon as she mentioned arthritus the caller started telling her about these new rosehip tablets with gopo and that she would need a 6 month course. She was passed onto two other people during the call and the price and length of treatment increased. Asked how she would like to pay mum told them she could send a cheque (she was not going to give her bank details to anyone) the lady said she must have a card and to give her the details. The call lasted about 45 mins.

the call came from the company called sandawellbeing..they asked me about my health..they already knew my health history...the conversation lasted long..but it wasnt irritating and they never spoke about selling any products..they had no hidden intentions to cheat or misguide but just updated me about my health..and hung up.

I’ve tried various chemical based supplements for my joints. But only one which helped was from the company sandawellbeing. I found out as to how only this one worked and the reason was it is naturally prepared substance and has no side effects. The supplements suited the body and never showed any ill effects.

no its not a scam its very genune company i love it