01208636189
☎️ 01208636189 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by IP Voice Networks Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1208636 with a prefix of 01208. The area code 01208 originates from Bodmin.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01208636189
- Scam caller; blocked and warnedJun
2025User comments on fake Google accentAug
2023O2 scam call, no proofAug
2023Received unidentified call, blocked numberAug
2023Cold call, hung up, scamAug
2023O2 discount scam, reported spoofingAug
2023Recall possible O2 phone scamAug
2023Caller misrepresented self as O2Aug
2023Received scam call from BodminAug
2023Caller claimed EE, then vanishedAug
2023Silent call, then disconnected - spammersAug
2023Caller claimed 02, hung upAug
2023Caller did not respondAug
2023O2 scam call, hung upAug
2023O2 scam call, hung upAug
2023Suspicious Vodafone promotion, call endedAug
2023Duplicate complaint, labeled as spamAug
2023Caller hung up; suspected scamAug
2023Number Of Searches: 80 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 18 August 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fox Hatch(Essex), The Knap(Glamorgan) and Town Centre(Lancashire).
01208636189 has 18 comments of which 15 x neutral and 3 x negative
01208636189 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01208636189 👆 is reported as a scam call, often from a strong Indian accent, pretending to be from Google or O2 Networks. Callers are usually female and try to engage in casual chat before abruptly hanging up when challenged. The number may appear as local UK locations, but the calls are unwanted and suspicious. Many users have blocked the number after receiving no message and recognising it as a nuisance or fraudulent call.
Reports on phone number 01208636189
1 yearGot a call from someone with a strange accent saying they were from some debt help firm. I just cut the call and blocked that number right away. Then, out of nowhere, the same person rang me again but from a totally different number, nothing like the first one. For anyone wondering, the first number was 020 4601 1183. Best advice: don’t pick up if you’re not sure who it is.3 yearsHad a call from someone with a really thick accent claiming to be Google. Seemed a bit off to me.Google3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with O2, trying to sell me some big discounts on phone plans. When I asked them to prove they actually worked for O2, they couldn’t back it up at all. I told them I’m on the TPS list and they really shouldn’t be making cold calls. After that, I just stayed silent on the line for nearly a minute while they kept asking stuff, but I didn’t answer. Eventually, they lost interest and ended the call.O2TPS3 yearsGot a call from some random number that I didn’t know, and of course no message left. After seeing what others said about it, I’ve just gone ahead and blocked them.3 yearsI reckon this was one of those cold calls, probably from some phone company. As soon as I picked up, they just ended the call. From what folks have said, it sounds a lot like a call I got last week from somewhere in Bristol, maybe Bristol India or something. They were spouting the usual nonsense about Vodafone being 40% cheaper and all that jazz.BristolIndiaVodafone3 yearsGot a phone call supposedly from O2, saying there’s a 40% discount available. Picked up, only silence for a moment, then a few clicks, and straight into nonsense. Feels like some account takeover trick to me. I’ve sent a report by texting the number to 7726, but I doubt it’ll help much since these scammers just fake UK numbers all the time. Total waste of time!UK3 yearsJust got a call a little while ago, sometime after 1pm UK time, from a lady speaking with a really sharp high-pitched Indian accent. Totally sounded like a scam. When I picked up, she started with the usual “how are you today?” spiel from a stranger. I didn’t hang about and told her straight up I knew she was trying to scam me and to leave me alone. As soon as I said that, she just cut the call. My phone showed the number as coming from Bodmin.3 yearsGot a ring from someone saying they were from O2 Networks, but it was definitely a dodgy scam trying to pull a fast one.O2 Networks3 yearsGot a call from someone in India claiming they were from O2, total scam. Just blocked the number straight away.India3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be EE. Told them I wasn’t interested and ended the call. Tried ringing back but the number wouldn’t connect.EE3 yearsThere was about 25 seconds of quiet before the call just dropped. Definitely a spammer.3 yearsSome bloke said he was from 02 but when I questioned him he just cut me off straight away.3 yearsI picked up, but nobody said a word.3 yearsIf someone says they're from 'zero 2' or offers a discount on O2, it's obviously a scam. I just ended the call and put that number straight on my block list.3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with O2 and could give me 40% off my bill. I kept asking ‘John’ where he was calling from and after a bit he mentioned Slough. When I pointed out that he was hiding his number and asked if this was some kind of scam, he just ended the call straight away.JohnSlough3 yearsGot a call from someone with an accent, said they were with Vodafone and touted a 40% discount on phones. Seemed fishy to me, so I just ended the call straight away.Vodafone3 yearsJust like the first one, total spam.3 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they just cut the call. Probably one of those dodgy scams.Submit Your Own Report (01208 636189)
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