3030

If you did not subscribe and you have been charged you need to contact Phonepayplus (http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/) who are the regulator for premium rate services, just out of interest, the shortcode 3030 IS owned by EE http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/Number-Checker/Check-a-Number-Results.aspx?ncn=3030

Bought a mobile 4G dongle for receiving internet in caravan. On my first bill I noticed horoscope texts once a day, at 17p/txt + VAT, from the day I activated the dongle. I had not subscribed to anything. I phoned EE who said they would phone back shortly. Heard nothing. Phoned again, which is when told to text 'stop' to the 3030 number. We shall see if that works.

Did it cost to cancel it with the number

I havent signed u to anything and want t stop these text messages to my mobile

My daughter caroline is receiving non stop messages from 3030 and they are charging her 20p each time  I want to know how ti stop these and claim a refund

Stop these text messages

Been having these texts from T mobile for weeks - rang them and they stopped them - no apology no refund - then today they started again - this is fraud- if you get them complain to their CEO and Ofcom, the more complaints they get they may actually do something.  They said they stopped again and it was an accident - like hell it was you scam artists

olaf.swantee@ee.co.uk (olaf.swantee@ee.co.uk); francoise.clemes@ee.co.uk (francoise.clemes@ee.co.uk); OfcomAdvisoryCommitteeEngland@ofcom.org.uk (ofcomadvisorycommitteeengland@ofcom.org.uk)

t mobile said no reply to 3030 stop

Been having these texts from T mobile for weeks - rang them and they stopped them - no apology no refund - then today they started again - this is fraud- if you get them complain to their CEO and Ofcom, the more complaints they get they may actually do something.  They said they stopped again and it was an accident - like hell it was you scam artists..ring t mobile also and tell them you want a refund or you will complain to their CEO (mention OLAF and they crap themselves)

olaf.swantee@ee.co.uk (olaf.swantee@ee.co.uk); francoise.clemes@ee.co.uk (francoise.clemes@ee.co.uk); OfcomAdvisoryCommitteeEngland@ofcom.org.uk (ofcomadvisorycommitteeengland@ofcom.org.uk)

My mum has been getting these messages without knowing she was being charged. She didn't realise until all her credit (£50) until it had gone without her sending any messages or making any calls. Really annoyed finding out this has been happening and have tried texting STOP to 89030 but keep getting a "request was not recognised" response. What else can I to stop these?

A new SIM from EE, and nobody knows the number (only activated yesterday).  I got a text this morning:
"Free msg. Sorry a service you ordered from 3030 could not be delivered as you do not have sufficient credit. Please top up to receive this service."  I hadn't signed up to any service, using the info from this thread I sent "STOP" to 89030 and got a reply:

"Thank you. You are now unsubscribed from the T-Mobile Mobile Music Chart. Go to www.t-zones.co.uk/linkto?ID=270391 for a full list of services"

Strange.  Thanks for the 89030 information.

Hi my  wife got international sim pack to use in india now this 3030 number is use her money before she travel. Can i get my money back. I went to ee but no joy please tell how to this and if i can get money back

Changed to an Asda sim running on T Mobile 3 days ago, getting daily horoscope txts charging me 20p a time. No joy from Asda help desk or T Mobile cust. services. Tried the 89030 no. but does not work. Other than having to change my number ANY ADVICE.  Asda one of the cheapest for txts & calls other than Sainsbury whose service I had to change from due to them closing their payg.

Found on a Martin Lewis Money Saving Expert forum:
If anyone on T-Mobile has been bothered by unwanted premium SMSes -- horoscope, lottery, that sort of thing -- sent from shortcode 3030 there is a great read on TechCrunch (as a new user I apparently can't post the link but if you search via Google using the following construction:

site:techcrunch(dot)com t-mobile +curious

then click on the first link ('why startups are beating carriers') and read the latter portion about T-Mobile UK you'll find it.

Turns out 3030 is a T-Mobile 'service' and it looks like it's all too easy to be signed up by T-Mobile's systems without explicit consent

ALSO
PhonepayPlus say:
PhonepayPlus has the following information about shortcode number:
3030

Customer care number:     0149 475 0500
Customer care email:     Customer.Service@imimobile.com
Customer care website:     EE Ltd has not provided this information
Search result provided by:     EE Ltd
Service connected on:     19 July 2011
Service terminated on:     This service is still operating
Name of service:     Shortcode Dedicated to T-Zones
Type of service:     EE Ltd has not provided this information
Service description:     EE Ltd has not provided this information
How much does this service cost?     EE Ltd has not provided this information

If you would like to find out more about this service or have a question about it, then you should contact the service provider: EE Ltd

EE Ltd
Trident Place
Mosquito Way
Hatfield
AL10 9BW

If you are unsatisfied with the outcome from the service provider, please get in touch with us by phone on 0300 30 300 20

PhonepayPlus is a service from OFCOM.   It is disappointing that they have not made the effort to obtain full and correct information from EE.

The above number is incorrect, it is a private number, tried it last night!

I just got a phone call (not a text) from 3030. I don't pick up if I don't know the # or if it not a real #. No message was left.

I don't want this message any more from T Mobil I did not ask for it

Never asked for this message I feel as if a subject of fraud

Received a phone call from +3030
A foreign man said something that sounded like my full name and wanted to talk about "a great global opportunity". Scammer.

This number texted me “panemiet savu sutijumu sanemsanas vieta: . Papildus informacija: puetv.info/uKl27nh”
(Collect your order: Additional information: [link].
Opening the link, it asks to in 24h pay for the order, otherwise it will be returned.
I’m sure I haven’t ordered anything