01233542319
TimeLine☎️ 01233542319 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Twilio Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 1233542 with a prefix of 01233. The area code 01233 originates from Ashford (Kent).
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01233542319
- Reported persistent O2 discount scamApr
2023Issues with unclear phone lineApr
2023Warning of potential fraudulent activityFeb
2023Against scammers and theft reportingFeb
2023Impressed with user's post frequencyFeb
2023Explains importance of reporting scamsFeb
2023Informative comment about reporting scamsFeb
2023Instructions for reporting scam attemptsFeb
2023Report all scam attempts to policeFeb
2023Report scams to stop themFeb
2023Potential O2 scam call reportedFeb
2023Scam call offering fake discountsFeb
2023Noisy, bad line, silent calls, computer-generatedFeb
2023The user mentioned "call centre"Feb
2023Suspicious call for EE contractFeb
2023Unidentified caller pretending to helpFeb
2023"Accusation of being a scammer"Feb
2023Caller falsely claiming to be legitFeb
2023Frequent spam calls hang upFeb
2023Spam call pretending to O2Feb
2023Warning about Curry's PC World scammersFeb
2023User claims to represent companyFeb
2023Claim of Vodafone from IndiaFeb
2023Suspicious discount call from O2 defaultMessageFeb
2023User claims to be representativeFeb
2023Comment mentions acting as phone companyFeb
2023Hopeful response to missed callFeb
2023O2 requesting one-time verification codeFeb
2023Potential fraud call, no messageFeb
2023Voicemail greeting: short, silent callFeb
2023Fresh grad said, "Consider EE. "Feb
2023Distrust in EE promotions tacticsFeb
2023Customer service representative hung upFeb
2023Inquiry about potential scam callFeb
2023Suspicious about Indian phone callsFeb
2023Suspicious message claiming Currys affiliationFeb
2023Curious about missed call numberFeb
2023Comment about racism being taughtFeb
2023Number Of Searches: 231 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 12 February 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Normanton(Rutland), Scawthorpe(South Yorkshire), Suckley Knowl(Worcestershire), The Quarter(Kent) and Warse(Highland).
01233542319 has 32 comments of which 24 x neutral and 8 x negative
01233542319 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01233542319 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation originating largely from abroad, often India, where callers impersonate major UK network providers such as O2, EE, Vodafone, and well-known retailers like Currys PC World. These calls commonly offer false discounts or contract upgrades, frequently requesting sensitive information like card or one-time codes. The lines are usually noisy and unclear, sometimes disconnected abruptly when questioned. Many calls are preceded by silent calls to verify active numbers for targeting. Victims are urged to report all such scam attempts directly to official police fraud agencies, particularly via government websites, to aid law enforcement in tackling these widespread fraudulent schemes. Blocking or TPS registration offers limited protection, as scammers endlessly cycle through spoofed numbers. Vigilance and prompt reporting are the best defences.
Reports on phone number 01233542319
3 yearsI received a rather dodgy offer claiming to be from O2 about some discounts, and they had quite a bit of my personal information which they wanted me to verify. I've flagged it with O2. They were incredibly relentless in their pursuit.3 yearsI received a call from a network that seemed to be affiliated with Vodafone, but it was quite baffling. The person on the other end sounded like they were breathing heavily, and the audio quality was dreadful-extremely muffled and full of static. The moment I pressed them about the poor connection, the call abruptly dropped. Shocking lack of professionalism!Vodafone3 yearsTotal rip off!3 yearsBlimey, whoever wrote the last six posts here clearly has way too much free time on their hands!3 yearsA bit of a coincidence with that 'orange' message below. Honestly, I can’t stand when crooks take advantage of people who are easy targets, it just stirs up trouble everywhere. I left 5 messages (not 6) on this thread where I go into detail about why it’s important to report these scam attempts and share some tips on how to protect yourself from con artists.SNAP3 yearsReceived a call yesterday and again today at around 8:40 in the morning purporting to be from EE, suggesting they had a special discount for my bill. They requested my card details to perform a credit check! Definitely a scam!EE3 yearsI received a rather irritating call from a bustling call centre, and the line quality was dreadful. This came right on the heels of two previous calls where there was nothing but silence from other mysterious numbers. I suspect those silent calls were likely automated attempts to gauge if someone would pick up. If so, it's safe to assume that they mark that number as legitimate and send it on to the call centre for their eager agents to pounce on. Quite the nuisance, if you ask me!3 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from O2, suggesting that he could reduce my existing plan with them. Instinctively, I thought it was a scam and informed him that I was actually with EE. As soon as I said that, the line went dead.EE3 yearsI got a call supposedly about my mobile network. When I asked the caller which network they meant, they admitted they didn’t actually know. Then, when I pressed them on why they were even calling about something they had no info on, they just ended the call. Proper odd behaviour if you ask me.3 yearsSomeone rang saying it was about my O2 bill, but I don’t even have one! Definitely sounds dodgy to me.3 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be from O2. I’m not an O2 customer, so clearly it was just spam!3 yearsGot a call from a man with a foreign accent trying to offer an update on my EE phone contract. I told him I wasn’t interested, especially since I got scammed last Christmas doing something similar. There was loads of background noise like squeaking too, really dodgy.EE3 yearsGot calls from this 4 times over the last 2 days. I just ended it straight away when I picked up, but could hear some sort of noise or chatter in the background. Definitely seems like spam to me.3 yearsGot a call from some dodgy lot claiming they were from Currys PC World. Total scam, watch out!Currys PC World3 yearsSure looks like one of those dodgy calls to me.3 yearsasserting to be affiliated with Carphone WarehouseCarphone Warehouse3 yearsThey've said they're calling from Vodafone Networks, but it's quite clear this is a call centre based in India.Vodafone NetworksIndia3 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be with O2, offering me a discount on my existing plan, which was curious since I’m indeed an O2 customer. The accents of both callers gave away that it was an overseas connection, most likely from India. Quite the strange encounter!India3 yearsPurporting to represent a telecommunications provider.3 yearsPretending to be a representative for a mobile service provider, I reached out to their call centre.3 yearsI picked up the phone and enthusiastically shouted, 'Make me a winner!' thinking it might be those lovely folks at Greatest Hits Radio ringing with a delightful cash prize. Alas, all I got was a deafening silence followed by the unmistakable beep of a disconnection. I can only imagine some pesky telemarketer is having a right chuckle about it as I sit here typing. But hey, that's life, isn't it? You win some, you lose some!3 yearsO2 is requesting a single-use code.3 yearsReceived a call which flagged up as potential fraudulent activity on my device. I chose not to pick up, and they left no voicemail. Draw your own inferences from that!3 yearsDropped a message with a quick "Hello" before abruptly ending the call.3 yearsThis number claimed to be from EE.EE3 yearsOh, the so-called "promotions" claiming to be from EE - yeah, right! They’re hardly credible, are they?EE3 yearsReceived a call purportedly from Currys PC World, something to do with mobile phones, but then they just disconnected.Currys PC World3 yearsHad a dodgy phone call, I reckon it might be a scam. Anyone else experienced something similar?3 yearsI've been getting calls from some Indian numbers hailing from Ashford lately, and I can't shake the feeling that something's off! 🕵️♂️Ashford3 yearsStating that they hail from Currys and PC World.CurrysPC World3 yearsHaha, I can't quite fathom why I'm delving into this number right now! Just had a missed call and was convinced I'd missed out on some cash. What a laugh! 🤣🤣3 yearsRacism is utterly abhorrent!Submit Your Own Report (01233 542319)
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