0002088333666
☎️ 0002088333666 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 002088333666.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0002088333666
- Beware of deceptive internet technicianAug
2020Scam call likely, international dialingSep
2016Receiving unwanted calls about internetSep
2016Multiple calls from specific numberSep
2016Internet provider called, tech issueSep
2016Calls are frightening for disabled familySep
2016Call from scammer pretending BTSep
2016Potential scam call reported, be cautiousSep
2016Concerns about high broadband usageSep
2016Scam call from alleged BT representativeSep
2016Annoying call, no message receivedSep
2016Annoying BT scam calls receivedSep
2016Beware of BT scam callsSep
2016Beware of remote access scamSep
2016User suggests rude response tacticSep
2016Scam call from fake BTSep
2016Warning: Potential scam from BTSep
2016BT India customer service concernsSep
2016Received suspicious call, not answeredSep
2016Possible scam call from "BT"Sep
2016Rita warned about internet securitySep
2016Scam call pretending to be BTSep
2016Scam call pretending to be BTSep
2016Suspicious call about illegal routerSep
2016Suspicious calls, hung up quicklySep
2016Report to Action Fraud websiteSep
2016Received a suspicious call previouslySep
2016Received suspicious scam call, not BTSep
2016Unknown call from possible scamSep
2016Received scam call from BTSep
2016Fraudulent call claiming to be BTSep
2016Beware of scam phone callsSep
2016Suspicious phone call, no emailSep
2016Requested computer accessSep
2016Possible scam call from BTSep
2016Silent call, useful reverse lookupSep
2016Computer scam posing as BTSep
2016Number not recognized on callbackSep
2016Frequent silent calls from numberSep
2016Multiple scam calls about broadbandSep
2016Warning about potential phone scamSep
2016Requesting control of remote computerAug
2016Suspicious repeated calls, unable to returnAug
2016Two silent nuisance calls receivedAug
2016Suspicious calls claiming router hackingAug
2016Inquiring about missed phone callAug
2016Not actual BT phone callAug
2016Unauthorized call posing as providerAug
2016Unprofessional behavior of BT representativesAug
2016Receiving frequent scam calls from "BT"Aug
2016Disputed call identity from BTAug
2016Scam call; hang up immediatelyAug
2016Recent scam calls from "BT"Aug
2016Unknown caller abruptly disconnected callAug
2016Screening calls effectively with answerphoneAug
2016Silent call, Asian male from BTAug
2016Beware of phone phishing scamsAug
2016Possible phone fraud attempt describedAug
2016Checking suspicious phone numbers is helpfulAug
2016Received questionable call, humorous responseAug
2016Skeptical of suspicious phone callAug
2016Call ended after account holder's refusalAug
2016Received multiple calls, suspicious caller involvementAug
2016Persistent unknown number calling dailyAug
2016Number Of Searches: 332 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 23 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Great Cressingham(Norfolk), Hammersmith(Derbyshire), Sgitheach(Highland) and Wonersh(Surrey).
0002088333666 has 60 comments of which 33 x negative and 26 x neutral and 1 x positive
0002088333666 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0002088333666 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call targeting UK residents, with callers posing as British Telecom technicians warning of alleged illegal use or hacking of broadband connections. They attempt to gain remote access to computers or extract personal details, often exhibiting Indian accents and using pressure tactics. Numerous victims confirm it is not a genuine BT contact, and BT themselves deny involvement. Calls frequently end abruptly if challenged or if the recipient refuses cooperation. It is strongly advised not to provide any information or permit computer access. Many users recommend reporting to Action Fraud and caution are urged, especially as these calls can be highly convincing and disruptive. Blocking or screening the number and verifying any concerns independently with official BT contact channels is essential.
Reports on phone number 0002088333666
6 yearsGot a call today from someone saying he was a BT engineer checking up on my internet. He said my broadband was overloaded and said he could fix it, but first he wanted to get into my PC remotely. Just a heads up, this bloke isn’t legit at all - he’s actually a scammer trying to steal your private data. Be careful!British Telecom10 yearsIt was odd, when I picked up this number, they just cut off without saying anything. Reading other posts, it seems like a common scam trying to trick you into giving remote access so they can steal your personal details. The 000 dialling code caught my eye since it’s only used by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda for international calls, yet the callers always sound Indian to me. That said, it probably means nothing because these con artists can spoof numbers from anywhere; one was even traced back to a hairdresser in Florida! I also rang 020 8833 3666 here in the UK, and the guy there said he gets loads of calls like this and is getting really annoyed by it all.KenyaTanzaniaUgandaFloridaUK10 yearsGot two calls today claiming someone might be messing with my internet! I made it clear they better not ring me back again!10 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming there was unauthorised internet use on our connection. They wanted me to turn on my PC but I told them I wasn’t close to one at that moment. After that, they just cut the call.10 yearsToday, I received a call from this number. A lady introduced herself as "Syrina" and claimed to be from BT's security department. She insisted that my internet connection was being misused by unauthorised individuals. Concerned, I dialled BT's official number, 150, and they assured me it was nothing more than a scam.SyrinaBT10 yearsThis number called me three times now. Being autistic myself and with my wife having a disability, it’s really quite unsettling for us.10 yearsThis number has buzzed me three times just today.10 yearsSo, today I got a call from this number, and the bloke said he was Peter from BT. Started going on about how our internet was being hacked or something dodgy was going on. I just told him to stop messing about and said my hubby sorts all that stuff out. Asked him to give me a number to call back on, which was an 0800 one that sounded kinda like BT's. After he hung up, I did a 1471 and came across this info!PeterBT10 yearsJust like loads of others have said, I got a call from a woman named Rita (she had an Indian accent) who said she was from BT. She said someone was trying to hack into my WiFi and do dodgy stuff online using it. She asked what gadgets were hooked up to my router and told me to turn on my PC so she could help me find some "important" info. I said my other half works in IT (he actually doesn’t) and that I’d have him check it out later. She just cut the call right there.RitaBT10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, but no voicemail or anything. Quite frustrating, really.10 yearsThis number has called me three times. Each time, they say they're from BT and that there's an issue with my internet. But when I explain everything’s working perfectly, they just shut the phone down on me. So rude! Honestly, these calls are a right nuisance.BT10 yearsYesterday, I got a call from someone claiming to be from BT. They sounded pretty convincing, but I wasn’t having any of it and told them off. Watch out, they can come across as quite genuine.BT10 yearsJust a warning, someone tried to get into my computer by making me launch a remote access tool using the Windows+R shortcut. A lady named Leesha or Lisa phoned, claiming our internet was compromised and she needed to help fix it remotely. I kept telling her everything was fine with our connection and even got the call cut off three times, but she kept calling back. The call finally stopped when I told her I don’t use Windows or Mac, I run Linux instead. PLEASE WATCH OUT, THIS IS DEFINITELY A SCAM!LeeshaLisa10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with BT, asking for my computer’s ID number. Total scam, no doubt about it. I rang BT to check and they said it’s already been flagged with 'Action Fraud.' Honestly, I don’t get why BT can’t just block these nuisance calls for their users. Never hand over any info like that - it’s a nightmare waiting to happen if you do. Everyone should be pestering BT to put an end to these dodgy calls.BT10 yearsA woman from India called claiming she was from BT and asked if I was the primary account owner, to which I said yes. She then started talking about some illegal stuff happening with my BT broadband. I questioned her how I could be sure she wasn’t just some scammer trying the same trick, and she immediately hung up. Seems like BT’s security is pretty rubbish if details are leaking to outsiders like this. Honestly, BT should be held responsible for letting their phone system be used for dodgy business like this, they must know it's happening.BTIndia10 yearsI usually ask if they actually speak proper English, and as soon as they say yes, I just reply with "F' OFF". Works every time!10 yearsJust got a ring from this number a short while ago. Saw the caller ID but didn’t pick up because it seemed dodgy. Looked it up here and it turns out I was right to be wary. I’m also on the TPS list, so no worries there.10 yearsSo I got a call from a woman, said her name was Rita and she was from BT. She warned me that some people were trying to sneak onto my wifi and do dodgy stuff online. Then she asked me to list all the gadgets hooked up to my router and told me to watch out and be really cautious with my internet use. Bit odd if you ask me.RitaBT10 yearsGot a call from a lady speaking with an Indian accent claiming to be from BT. She wanted to know if I was the one who owns the account. She told me there was some illegal stuff happening using my phone line. I asked her to prove who she was and then she just ended the call.BT10 yearsGot a ring from some bloke calling himself "Peter" claiming to be from BT India. Said my broadband was involved in dodgy stuff and wanted me to give over passwords and personal details. Sorry mate, not falling for that. He started banging on about some "virus detector" he'd got, so I just told him where to stick it. Gave BT a bell after, and they suggested buying a special phone that supposedly blocks annoying calls??? Honestly, you’ve gotta laugh at it all.PeterBTIndia10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from BT today, telling me my internet was being used elsewhere. I just told them I really wasn't born yesterday, and they ended the call pretty quick.10 yearsGot called twice by this number. First time, some bloke pretending to be from BT security told me someone was fiddling with my WiFi. Sounds dodgy if you ask me. Then, a second time, a lady named Rita with an Indian accent said she was from BT broadband. I questioned both of them, and both just went quiet and hung up straight away. Total nonsense if you ask me.BTRita10 yearsGot a ring from this number sayin my router was being used for something dodgy, then they just hung up on me.10 yearsYou should definitely report this to Action Fraud at http://www.actionfraud.police.uk.Action Fraud10 yearsI just got a call like that one mentioned here. They asked to take over my computer, but something felt off right away. No way they were from BT, for sure.10 yearsJust got a ring from this number. My caller ID made me think it was dodgy. Checked it out here and yep, turned out to be what I thought. When I pick up calls that come through no caller ID, I usually just speak in Italian now. My mates find it pretty funny at this point!10 yearsJust got a call from a woman claiming to be from BT today, 6th September. This number has been ringing me constantly this past week. I’ve had calls like this before and usually just hang up straight away. Seems a bit fishy to me.BT10 yearsToday I received a phone call claiming to be from BT, saying there was an issue with my broadband. The person on the other end wanted to get into my computer, but he couldn’t even tell me my name or any details about me. Seemed really dodgy, so I just ended the call straight away.BT10 yearsGot a call earlier from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was calling from BT. She asked if I was the account holder - I said yes, but she didn't mention my name and I didn't give it. Then she claimed someone was using my internet for some "illegal stuff." I hung up straight away and used 1471 to check the number she called from. Turns out it was dodgy. Just to add, I am with BT broadband and when I’ve called customer service before, they often have Indian accents too, so I was cautious and kept the call going a bit longer today than I normally would.BT10 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be Andrew at BT, and something felt off straight away. The phone number looked dodgy, plus the call was crackly and clearly over some poor IP connection. He couldn't give me simple info like my postcode properly - the one he gave was definitely wrong. Also, I know BT wouldn’t share that kind of detail on a phone call because of privacy rules. I kept him chatting for a good while as he threw all sorts of weird questions at me. Honestly, bit of a laugh, but heads up everyone - these folks are after access to your web browsers, so watch out!AndrewBT10 yearsThey tried to get me to give them control of my PC.10 yearsSome lady with an Indian accent called saying she was from BT and there was an issue with our internet. I told her I don’t trust phone calls and asked her to send any info by email since if she’s really from BT, they’d have my contact details already. She just said alright, bye, and that was it. Never heard back by email.IndiaBT10 yearsSome bloke called himself Andrew and said he was from British Telecom. The call sounded like it was coming through some dodgy internet line, all crackly and compressed. He started asking about my internet speed and connection, but I told him to guess my postcode instead. Just so you know, BT isn’t allowed to give out any personal info on the phone because of their strict data protection rules.AndrewBritish TelecomBT10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier and nobody spoke. Glad I could look it up somewhere.10 yearsWhen I tried ringing the number back, it came up with a message saying it didn’t recognise the number I dialled. Quite strange!10 yearsThis number has rung me twice lately; the most recent was on 31/8. Both times they claimed there was an issue with my BT broadband. After the first call, I made it clear I wasn’t interested and hoped they’d stop calling. But, annoyingly, I got another call a couple of days later. This time, I said I don’t even have BT broadband. They then switched and said Sky had reached out to them about my internet. When I insisted I wasn’t with Sky either, they just hung up. Feels like they’re guessing BT rather than having any real info.BTSky10 yearsClearly a scam call trying to get into your router. Just hang up straight away and maybe keep a whistle close by for their next attempt! Blasting it in their ear might just stop them in their tracks. Those lot are a right pain.10 yearsThis number has been ringing me daily all week. I picked it up once but stayed quiet, didn’t hear a thing from whoever was calling. Weird!10 yearsBeen getting calls from this number to my landline, which is on the TPS list, about three times today. I missed all the calls and they didn’t bother to leave any voicemail. Tried checking the number with 1471 but it doesn’t let you ring back, and when I tried calling it manually, it said the number couldn’t be reached. Seems a bit dodgy to me.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsGot a call on 31/8/16 at 12.54, but they didn’t leave any message. It’s handy to have a way to see if the call was genuine or not.10 yearsI've been inundated with calls of late from someone claiming to be from BT, insisting that my internet has been compromised. They assert that a staggering 100-plus devices are linked to my connection - quite the stretch, considering I live in the sticks and barely have 20 people or gadgets in total! They come across as rather persuasive and tend to get a bit aggressive if you push back on their claims. Genuine calls from BT typically originate from an 0800 number, so I reckon this is nothing more than a dodgy scam. I'd advise hanging up immediately!BT10 yearsJust got a call from someone wanting to take over my computer remotely. Seems like one of those dodgy scam calls asking for control to "fix" something. Definitely wasn’t gonna let them in my system!10 yearsThey claimed to be from BT, but when I rang BT myself, they said they hadn’t contacted me at all - honestly, it feels quite alarming.BT10 yearsToday I got two calls, both times I picked up after just a few rings. There was complete silence for a couple of seconds before the call just ended. I’m pretty sure I’m not on any scam lists because I haven’t had annoying calls in ages.10 yearsThey claimed to be from BT, but when I checked with BT, they told me it definitely wasn’t one of their calls!BT10 yearsRang me up and then abruptly disconnected.10 yearsOver the last couple days, I've had two calls from people with Asian accents. The first was a bloke, and just today, it was a woman. They both said they were from BT and insisted our router was compromised. Each tried to get us to either let them guide us through fixing it on the computer or even take over the PC. We said no to everything and then they just ended the call.BT10 yearsI keep getting calls daily from someone saying they're from BT. Had a proper row with a bloke with an Asian accent and he just dropped the call. BT seriously needs to do something and stop these annoying calls.BT10 yearsGot a call earlier where the person just cut me off straight away. About a month back, I received a similar call from a bloke with an Indian accent claiming to be Henry from BT. I told him I was recording the call for the GMP and pressed a button on my phone to create a beep sound - he just hung up abruptly. That’s a dodgy call if I ever heard one. I reported it to BT for them to look into but haven’t heard anything back yet. Had some internet issues around six weeks ago and had to call India myself. Sounds fishy to me. BT really need to sort this out.HenryBTGMPIndia10 yearsSomeone from OWL Watch got a call from a person claiming to be from their service provider, saying their account had been compromised. The caller asked several personal questions about their home before requesting the password to get into their computer. When the person said they felt uneasy and wanted to talk it over with family first, the caller tried to persuade them to give access anyway and promised to ring back. When the follow-up call came, the person refused to let them in.OWL Watch10 yearsGot a call claiming to be from BT but it's a total scam. Just ignore and hang up. Really dodgy stuff!10 yearsI've been getting calls from this number pretty much all day long. I always let it go to my voicemail to see who it is first, then they just end the call. After a while, these types of calls tend to stop once they realise there's no one picking up. Using voicemail like this works well for me to avoid chatting with annoying callers.10 yearsYesterday my missus answered a call but no one spoke, just silence. Today an Asian bloke rings me, claiming to be from BT and asks for the account holder. I told him "not at home right now," and he said there was an issue with the internet. I denied it and ended the call. I checked the number afterwards and yep, found it right here on this site!BT10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent saying he was from BT. He told me my internet security was compromised and asked to verify my info. I handed the phone over to my husband, who then asked the bloke to prove he knew my email. After that, the caller just hung up. I reported the number to BT since I had it. My advice is don’t ever share your security stuff with strangers like that.BT10 yearsIt's really handy to be able to check if these numbers are legit. Got a call earlier today that seemed a bit dodgy to me.10 yearsGot a call from a bloke who sounded Indian. He asked if I was the person on the account and claimed my internet had been misused for something dodgy. Said he needed to check some security stuff before explaining more. Something felt off so I told him it sounded like a load of rubbish. He just ended the call. Then he called again later, but when he heard my voice, he quickly hung up.10 yearsGot a call just like the others, asking for the BT account holder. Once it became clear they weren’t getting any answers, the call was quickly cut off.10 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent saying they were from BT, claiming there was a problem with my phone line. I just laughed and when he asked me why, I told him I wasn’t a BT customer and called him a tosser. He didn’t hang about after that and ended the call pretty quick.BT10 yearsToday marks my third time posting about this, twice for this number and once for another. Over the past few weeks, while I was at work, they called multiple times (I checked my call log at 1471). Finally, one got through to me today. A bloke with an Indian accent, calling himself Colin, claimed to be from BT and asked if I was the main account holder. I confirmed I was, but he asked again. When I answered yes once more, he said he didn't think so. At that point, I told him to feck right off, and then the line just went dead!Colin10 yearsdont know who this number is but they've been ringing my landline loads lately, sometimes multiple times a day. today being saturday i finally picked up after just two rings, but the call just ended straight away. so annoying.Submit Your Own Report (002088333666)
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