01698385017
TimeLine☎️ 01698385017 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 169838 with a prefix of 01698. The area code 01698 originates from Motherwell.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01698385017
- Blocked annoying phone callSep
2023Automated banking call is a scamSep
2023Urgent action needed on banking scamSep
2023Beware of fraudulent scams, report immediatelySep
2023Scam call from fake bankSep
2023Checked number on site, now blockedSep
2023Amazon Prime scam call-dangerousSep
2023Amazon payment scam call warningSep
2023Suspicious phone call about transactionsSep
2023Problems with fraudulent calls: ScamSep
2023Unwanted automated call about paymentsSep
2023Unknown number, didn't answerSep
2023Falling for fraudulent bank scamSep
2023Warning about scam phone callSep
2023Number Of Searches: 14 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 07 September 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barford(Norfolk), Bladon(Oxfordshire), Churscombe(Devon) and Stockland(Devon).
01698385017 has 14 comments of which 3 x neutral and 11 x negative
01698385017 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01698385017 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls pretending to be from bank security or Amazon. Callers claim unauthorised transactions, often citing expensive Amazon purchases and international transfers, urging recipients to press 1 to resolve the issue. The messages are computerised with perfect English but are widely recognised as fraudulent. Many victims emphasise these calls are attempts to steal personal and banking information. Users warn that genuine banks wouldn't use such automated messages or fail to verify identity securely. The scam is widespread and dangerous, with numerous reports of financial losses. Many have blocked the number and advise others to stay vigilant, report to authorities, and spread awareness to protect others from falling victim.
Reports on phone number 01698385017
3 yearsI've had enough of this bothersome caller-blocked them straight away!3 yearsI just got a dodgy automated phone call that purported to be from the security department of my bank. They were going on about suspicious transactions linked to Amazon and some foreign money transfer. They wanted me to hit 1 to sort it all out. It's clearly a scam, no doubt about it!Amazon3 yearsJust got a call from 01698385017 - total bank scam, don’t answer or call them back! Best to wipe it off your list immediately.3 yearsI didn’t pick up coz I didn’t know the number. They never left a voicemail either.3 yearsThis number was unfamiliar to me so I looked it up here and decided to block it, cheers.3 yearsI had a dodgy call about my bank card being used fraudulently, they said there was £1000 wired abroad and £300 spent on Amazon. They told me to press 1 to stop it, but I didn’t fall for that nonsense.Amazon3 yearsGot a robotic voice claiming to be from my bank’s security team. They told me I’d supposedly sent £1100 abroad and £300 to Amazon, transactions I never made. I just ended the call right away. Pure scam, no doubt.Amazon3 yearsGot a call from this number earlier. It was a really clear, robotic voice speaking in flawless English. They talked about two things - something about Amazon and also an international money order! Strange stuff.Amazon3 yearsGot a call from this number telling me they were from my bank’s security team, claiming my card was charged a certain amount from Amazon and used overseas. Totally untrue. For starters, no legit bank security dept uses automated calls like that. If it was actually my bank, they’d say their name properly and run me through a proper security check only they’d know. Complete nonsense.Amazon3 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Amazon about a payment. I’ve never had anything to do with Amazon, so it’s clearly a scam!Amazon3 yearsGot a call from Sam but it was some robot claiming there were two dodgy payments on my account, one supposedly from Amazon for £300 and some massive sum through Western Union. Seriously, these folk need to find something better to do with their time - maybe get a real job instead of messing with people!SamAmazonWestern Union3 yearsGot a robo call supposedly from Amazon saying something about my Prime account. Thing is, I don’t even have Amazon Prime! Total scam if you ask me. Really dodgy stuff. Be careful out there!Amazon3 yearsBEWARE! This is a COMPLETE SCAM. Don't get caught out by these dodgy schemes. Throughout September, loads of folks have reported losing a lot of money to these types of frauds. These scams are getting more common, so NEVER share your personal or bank info with anyone. If you get a suspicious call, message or letter, report it straightaway to Action Fraud and consider making a post on social media to warn others. Sharing these warnings really helps stop more people falling victim. Cheers for doing your bit to fight this!Action Fraud3 yearsGot a dodgy automated call about fake card charges, just a scam trying to get you to press 1 and get ripped off!Submit Your Own Report (01698 385017)
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