Phone-paid Services Authority - The UK regulatory body for phone-paid services

We are the UK
regulator for content,
goods and services
charged to a phone bill

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Not sure about a number that's on your bill? Check it out here and see what to do next...

Latest updates

All ICSS to be subject to PSA regulation from 16 January 2019

19 December 2018

Ofcom has today announced that, following its consultation, it is extending the scope of the PRS Condition to include all Information, Connection and Signposting Services...

£250,000 fine for ‘Glamour’ video subscription company

18 December 2018

The Phone-paid Services Authority (PSA) has issued a substantial fine of £250,000 to a company which signed consumers up to a ‘Glamour’ video service without their consent.

Consultation on Business Plan and Budget 2019/20

13 December 2018

The Phone-paid Services Authority today publishes for consultation its Business Plan and Budget for 2019/20.

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For consumers

Why have I been charged?

Phone payment is a popular and effective way of paying for a wide range of content goods and services. These can include music subscriptions, gaming, donations to charity and voting on TV talent shows. You should not be charged for any phone-paid service without your consent.

I've been charged, what next?

If you have an unexpected charge on your phone bill, it may be from a phone-paid service. There are several steps that you can take to find out what the charge is, who it is from and what to do next.

For business

The PSA sets the rules for the phone-paid services market. Our vision is a healthy and innovative market in which consumers can charge content, goods and services to their phone bill with confidence. Our Code of Practice is built with this in mind.

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