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cashman · 02-06-2005, 22:54

apparently she recieved a message last month saying she had qualified for free credit and the call to ring them back was free, so she did,was told she would get £20 free credit and then never did and forgot about it,then last week the messages started arriving,to which on my advice she just deleted- not realising she was being charged £1-50 just for recieving them,i fail to understand how this can be legal as she never agreed to anything

02-06-2005, 22:54	#6
cashman Coffin Dodger. Jewel Quest Champion! Cribbage Master Champion! Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Clayton End owd farts. Posts: 50,851 Blog Entries: 1 Liked: 9750 times Rep Power: 612279	Re: mobile phone scam apparently she recieved a message last month saying she had qualified for free credit and the call to ring them back was free, so she did,was told she would get £20 free credit and then never did and forgot about it,then last week the messages started arriving,to which on my advice she just deleted- not realising she was being charged £1-50 just for recieving them,i fail to understand how this can be legal as she never agreed to anything __________________ N.L.T.B.G.Y.D. Do not argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.