01227391234
TimeLine☎️ 01227391234 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 1227391 with a prefix of 01227. The area code 01227 originates from Canterbury.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01227391234
- Warning: potential scam message detectedFeb
2024Fraudulent bank scam warning statementSep
2023Frequent calls, no responseJan
2023Fraudulent PayPal invoice, blockedJan
2023Warning about fake PayPal invoice scamDec
2022Scam email from "Geek Bill"Dec
2022Scam email from Geek BillDec
2022Ignoring spam email involving paymentDec
2022Paypal fraud mentioned in commentDec
2022Warning about possible scam attemptDec
2022Warning about PayPal transaction scamDec
2022Inquiry about pending payment statusDec
2022Reported scammer, criticized their actionsDec
2022Reported suspicious email to NortonDec
2022Phone number scam, not legitimateDec
2022Frequent annoying landline phone callsDec
2022Ignored unknown number, called twiceDec
2022Suspicious email about Norton subscriptionDec
2022Questioning authenticity of email offerDec
2022Scam call involving Norton productDec
2022Caution about potential scam callDec
2022Received suspicious email about NortonDec
2022Received spam email about Norton subscriptionDec
2022Suspicious wording, possibly spamDec
2022Number Of Searches: 33 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 28 November 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bolitho(Cornwall), Gorstella(Cheshire), Hollington(Staffordshire), Scarth Hill(Lancashire) and Sturmer(Essex).
01227391234 has 23 comments of which 6 x negative and 17 x neutral
01227391234 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01227391234 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number linked to fraudulent emails impersonating well-known companies like PayPal, Norton, and Binance. Scammers use it to claim unauthorised transactions or subscriptions, often requesting victims to call for alleged payment confirmations or refunds. The activity involves fake invoices, incorrect tax terminology, and poor English, indicating its deceitful nature. Many victims report repeated calls, none answered when dialled back, and warn against engaging, as it appears designed to extract personal or banking details. The consensus is to ignore and block this number to avoid falling prey to these financial scams.
Reports on phone number 01227391234
3 yearsTotally a scam, best thing is just to ignore it.3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from my bank, but I don’t even have an account there. Definitely a scam trying to trick me.4 yearsKeeps calling non-stop, but no one picks up.4 yearsReceived a dodgy email that looked like it was from PayPal, trying to swindle me with a FAKE invoice. They pretended I was being billed for Norton Tech Services and wanted me to verify the payment. There was even a number included for "support." Nope, blocked straight away!PayPalNorton Tech ServicesNope4 yearsGot a call from this number saying it was about a PayPal invoice I never made. Total scam, transaction wasn’t real. Best to avoid answering or calling back.PayPal4 yearsGot an email from this number 01227391234 claiming to be Geek Bill. The subject line said something about "Your one BTC is almost ready" and had a ref number 67963. Turned out to be a scam, watch out!Geek Bill4 yearsGot a call from a number linked to some "Geek Bill" email that supposedly came from PayPal about a BTC transaction. Pretty clear that’s a scam.Geek BillPayPal4 yearsGot an email about this payment stuff. Total spam, don’t pay any attention to it. Apparently a payment of £129.99 GBP was sent to Binance Inc. They say it might take a bit for it to show up in your account. If you didn’t make this payment, they want you to ring +44-1227-39-1234 straight away. Merchant listed as Binance Inc. Looks dodgy if you ask me, probably some phishin’ scam. Just ignore it!Binance Inc4 yearsJust like the others mentioned, this sounds like a dodgy scam trying to snag your bank info. Best to give it a miss.4 yearsToday, on the 5th of December, I got an email claiming there was a suspicious PayPal activity on my account. They told me to ring this number if I noticed anything wrong. Turns out, it was a total scam.4 yearsI sent an email a while ago... no response yet. Cheers, Russell, Any idea when the money will be taken from my account? With Christmas coming up here in Britain, I’ve gotta watch my spending. The wife’s after a snow leopard for Xmas, and that’s not cheap! Best wishes, Royce CoolageRussellUKRoyce Coolage4 yearsGot an email a few days back from someone claiming to be Norton tech support, then just yesterday they sent a follow-up with a phone number. Absolute parasites who somehow managed to figure out how to send messages... smug little pests.Norton Tech4 yearsJust like you, I sent it straight to Norton's spam reporting.Norton4 yearsTotally a scam, dont fall for it! This number is tied to loads of spam emails from "Norton Tech Services" tryin to charge you £449 plus tax for stuff they've supposedly done. None of it is legit. The company's fake, the charges are fake, everything about it is a con. Stay clear!Norton Tech Services4 yearsIn the past hour my landline has been ringing non stop, like 5 calls already! It’s so irritating.4 yearsGot missed calls today from this number and a no caller ID too. Didn’t answer cause I didn’t know who was ringing!4 yearsI didn’t get a call, but I did get an email listing this number to contact if there was any problem. The message was about confirming a Norton subscription I supposedly signed up for - which I definitely haven’t. It said they took £449 plus taxes (though here we’d usually say VAT) from my bank on 2nd December 2022. Absolute nonsense, and I’d say avoid calling that number as well.Norton4 yearsGot this exact email with this number mentioned. It said: "Transaction code: 56149SW61357 Transaction date: 3rd Dec 2022 This subscription includes protection for 5 home gadgets including mobiles as well as network and internet shield." Five mobiles? Really? Sounds a bit sketchy... :-D4 yearsThis number belongs to a dodgy seller trying to push fake Norton software. Watch out!Norton4 yearsGot an email saying I owed £449 for renewing some service. They said I could ring that number to get a refund, but I reckon it’s just a way for them to nab my bank info.4 yearsI got an email as well and decided to look up the number, which led me here. I own an IT firm and we definitely don’t use Norton. The real worry is that people who aren’t tech-savvy will fall for this. Loads of mistakes in the English, plus it’s all sent from a Gmail address. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.NortonGmail4 yearsJust like everyone else, I received a spam email about a Norton subscription sent to an email account I haven’t even logged into for over a decade!Norton4 yearsI had the same feeling, it definitely screams ‘spam’ to me. Plus, the way it’s worded doesn’t sound like typical UK English at all.Submit Your Own Report (01227 391234)
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