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Brother Run up Charges on BT Land Line??
yumzone
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Hi there
I cant seem to find the answer to this question, my brother has staying with me as he has him self in alot of trouble and while i was away for a few days he has called a number that costs 75p a min to try and win money on off a tv gambling line I pressume. He did not have my permission to do this. Is there any way I can reclaim this £100+ He has no money doesnt work right now and hasnt signed on. he is a mental mess so telling him to sort things out is out of the question:eek:
Any ideas ?
I cant seem to find the answer to this question, my brother has staying with me as he has him self in alot of trouble and while i was away for a few days he has called a number that costs 75p a min to try and win money on off a tv gambling line I pressume. He did not have my permission to do this. Is there any way I can reclaim this £100+ He has no money doesnt work right now and hasnt signed on. he is a mental mess so telling him to sort things out is out of the question:eek:
Any ideas ?
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Doubtful you can try to claim anything back tbh0
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view the situation as if you've done a weeks shopping from asda ...gone away for a couple of a days and your brother has eaten the lot.
do you ask asda for some kind of refund?
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realise your only recourse is from your brother?0 -
With respect who do you expect to refund the money? Its a matter for you to sort out with your brother,and if you cant, your have to take it on the chin i am afraid.
Make sure you get BT to bar premium calls, so it cant happen again.0 -
nice brother! this happened to me. you have no chance. sorry0
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You can ask BT to block the use of 09 numbers from your phone for the future.0
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What you need to do is:
- check the number on ICSTIS' web site (http://www.icstis.org.uk) or give them a call on 0800 500 212 and get the details of the service provider responsible;
- give them a call or drop them a note explaining the situation and ask, politely, if they'd consider offering a refund.
You might well find a sympathetic ear.
--DaveWorking for Tony0
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