Fake Support Line Scam?

Avoid this number—it’s a scam, don’t even think about dialing, man.

My 83‑year‑old mum got slapped with a €500 bill for calls she never made. Her line was cut, and the company won’t restore it until she pays up, which is insane, dude.

A €54.94 charge was applied when I called Sky on this line, and the foreign operator seemed to deliberately misunderstand me, possibly to prolong the call—potentially criminal.

Dropped €28 just to spend eight minutes on a Sky call reporting a fault, dude.

After searching online for Sky's Irish contact, I found the number 1590302310 and called. A UK representative answered, offered to transfer, but requested my home address, email, phone and password. When I hesitated, he insisted on the password, then a recording warned the call could cost up to €30. I hung up and discovered the number is linked to Abledale LTD—clearly a scam.

A €56 charge for a 16‑minute Sky call is unbelievable.

You ended up paying €34 just for a three‑minute chat with a Sky agent, wow.

After scanning the reviews, it looks like a total rip‑off in Ireland, and nobody can sort it out, seriously.

When I called Sky back in June about my bill, something odd happened: I was asked for a code, then the original rep popped back on the line. I told him what went down, but he just kept talking. Hope that’s not some inside job. I’d finally sorted the bill, yet an extra €40 showed up on my phone statement—so much hassle for fixing one thing, now another problem, huh.

This turned out to be a scam that took $50 from me.

Spent €25 on a two‑minute chat with Sky Ireland, yikes.

Found this number via Google while searching for Sky Ireland support; the operator demanded my password, then my IBAN when it didn’t match, and immediately a notice said I’d incurred €30 for a three‑minute call, leaving me locked out of Gomo until I settle the fee.

Avoid dialing this line for Sky; they’ll hit you with €34 for just ten minutes, man.