001003930
TimeLine☎️ 001003930 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 003930.
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+1003930+1 003930003930+1-003930
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TimeLine of events for phone number 001003930
- Fake number, suspicious caller disconnectedApr
2017Beware of spam call attemptsJan
2017Unknown caller repeated four timesJan
2017Suspicious call from fake executiveNov
2016Suspicious call, stay cautiousOct
2016Beware of potential phone scamOct
2016Phishing call, American accent, rudeAug
2016Suspicious calls gathering company informationJun
2016Unwanted package call, suspicious behaviorMay
2016Avoid calling 001003930; social engineeringApr
2016Indian accent scammer seeking infoApr
2016Suspicious call from Matthew ThurstonMar
2016Package scam call received. IgnoredFeb
2016Suspicious call from Indian-accented womanNov
2015Spam caller seeking business informationAug
2015Suspicious call, likely a scamJun
2015Suspicious call asking for informationJun
2015Suspicious call, seeking clarification neededJun
2015Questioning caller's intent and benefitsJun
2015Suspicious call, potential scam alertJun
2015Suspicious calls from Indian accentsMay
2015Beware of impersonation scamsMay
2015Fake calls claiming to be SingaporeMar
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 20 March 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Holwell(Somerset), Longscales(North Yorkshire) and Rousham(Oxfordshire).
001003930 has 23 comments of which 18 x neutral and 1 x positive and 4 x negative
001003930 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 001003930 👆 is reported as a suspicious and potentially fraudulent number frequently used for unsolicited calls. Callers often pose with fake accents, claiming to represent legitimate organisations or to be conducting business inquiries or recruitment. They commonly seek sensitive information about company staff, senior management, or personal contact details, sometimes using deceptive excuses such as package deliveries or emergency situations. Many recipients have noted inconsistencies, vague responses, and abrupt disconnections when questioned. It appears these calls are designed to gather information for social engineering or phishing purposes. Users are strongly advised to exercise caution, avoid sharing personal or corporate details, and not to engage with callers from this number, as it is linked to widespread spam and scam activities.
Reports on phone number 001003930
10 yearsI got a call from a woman claiming to be a client asking for someone from the company, but when I probed a bit further, she seemed to get flustered and just hung up. Definitely seems like a dodgy number.10 yearsI got a call from this same number the other day, and the person wanted the contact info of my manager. I didn’t give anything away though, just told him to call his own extension. He kept trying to give me his phone number but I just hung up. Watch out for calls like this, they’re definitely dodgy.10 yearsThis number has tried ringing me about four times, but I never answered since it didn't look like a number I knew or was expecting. Totally clueless who they could be!10 yearsSome bloke with a dodgy British accent called me earlier claiming to be the senior VP from another country in our company. He was asking for the managing director’s info, some senior person in our organisation. Felt a bit off if you ask me.10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be calling from London, trying to sound proper British. He was asking for my manager's phone number. I told him I couldn't share personal contact info. He said he'd ring me back after “checking” and find the number himself. Honestly, it seemed a bit dodgy like they're gathering info to scam folks out of money. Just a heads up, watch out for this kind of thing....London10 yearsYeah, I received a call from 001003930 as well. The person on the line was asking for my boss’s mobile number and spoke in a kind of British accent, but I have a sneaky feeling it was actually someone Indian pretending. Honestly, these calls seem really dodgy and I wouldn’t trust them at all. Just be careful, lads!India10 yearsI received a call on my work desk phone from the same number. The woman had an American accent but said she was ringing from Sydney. She wanted info about a senior manager in Australia. I told her I wasn’t comfortable giving out that info over the phone and asked her to send me an email instead. She then got quite rude, yelled at me, and hung up. Later, I looked up the number online and saw that this is a known phishing scam on this site.SydneyAustraliaGoogle10 yearsI've been getting loads of calls from Survey International (+1003930), and honestly, they're never clear about what the call's really regarding. It kinda feels like they're trying to collect details about businesses, their setups, and the staff working there. Not sure if it's safe to trust them.Survey International10 yearsI got a call at work from someone saying they had a package for me that said “Happy Birthday, [my name].” Since my boyfriend sometimes surprises me with presents at the office, I actually believed them. They asked for my mobile number and later that day, I got a missed call from them. When I looked up the number, I found this site. Honestly, that felt really bad.10 yearsAvoid wasting any time chatting with the woman ringing from 001003930. They try to piece together details about you by pretending to discuss high-level job opportunities. In reality, it’s just a sneaky trick to get you to reveal things like your pay, company setup, age, and skills. Honestly, it’s like asking for a favour in bed :D11 yearsI just got a call from some woman with an Indian accent, and she kept asking for my coworkers' phone numbers. It felt really fishy - does anyone know what kind of scam this could be?11 yearsGot a call from someone saying they wanted to speak with a lady in our HK branch. Said his name was Matthew Thurston, but honestly, he didn't come across like one. He mentioned he had some "business" for her, but he kind of sounded a bit slow on the uptake. Of course, no proper details were given at all.JapanMatthew ThurstonHong Kong11 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying I've got a parcel coming. Didn’t hand over any details, didn’t trust it one bit.11 yearsSo, I got a call from a woman speaking with an Indian accent saying she was calling all the way from Australia. She said she urgently wanted my colleague’s phone number. I didn’t give it to her. Feels like she was one of those people trying to gather info on company personnel or something like that.Australia11 yearsI got calls from this person claiming to want full details like a client for some business deal. But they were just ringing up different company numbers found on their website. Seems like total spam, honestly. Not sure what the aim is. The calls came from both US and India numbers.USIndia11 yearsGot a call like that earlier today. The guy said he was with a delivery service and needed to reach certain people at my workplace urgently. Weird how he already had my number. He refused to tell me the courier's company name or give me a number to return the call. Feels like some scam or fishing trick to me.11 yearsGot a call from this number saying he’s from the UK and claimed to be connected with my company. He wanted to verify info about some people I work with, said he had my info through the main office. But when I asked him to explain more, he just dodged the questions. Feels like some kind of scam, but not sure what exactly. Anyone else had this?UKHead Office11 yearsThis number called me and mentioned my name, job title and the company I work for, but the call only lasted about 20 seconds before dropping. I’m really puzzled about why they’d bother making calls like that. Can anyone explain what’s going on here?11 yearsCan someone explain why they’d bother ringing us up knowing our name, job title and where we work? I’m puzzled about these calls and what they stand to gain from doing this. Would really appreciate some insights!11 yearsI got a ring from this number the other day. Some bloke with an Indian accent called and mentioned my name, my workplace, and even where I live. He told me there was a parcel arriving at my office. What’s the point of all this? Is it some kind of scam? Very fishy if you ask me.11 yearswe've had a couple of calls from a man and woman, both speaking with an Indian accent. they say they’re from some talent search firm or sometimes say they’re in Singapore, or even recruiting for Mutual and Federal but keep changing their names. occasionally, they even pretend to be clients of our business. they ask loads of questions about our staff and bosses. just a heads up, something smells fishy about this... be cautious.SingaporeMutualFederal11 yearsSomeone called me saying he's from Singapore and asked for the names and info about our top managers. He acted like he's a business partner and even acted like he already knew our senior people. I guess he got some details from others before, so watch out for this kind of trick.Singapore12 yearsGot a call from someone acting like they were ringing from Singapore.SingaporeSubmit Your Own Report (003930)
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