01823662640
TimeLine☎️ 01823662640 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 182366 with a prefix of 01823. The area code 01823 originates from Taunton.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01823662640
- Verified number, did not answerMay
2024Scam call from Visa/MastercardFeb
2024Protect privacy during unknown callsFeb
2024Scam call about fake purchasesJan
2024Suspected scam call, didn't answerSep
2023Scam call threatening service disruptionSep
2023Called twice, no message leftJul
2023Caller was phishing for banking detailsJul
2023Landline scam call about fake chargeJul
2023Number Of Searches: 5 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 17 July 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Altrincham(Greater Manchester), Outlet Village(Cheshire) and Tothill(Lincolnshire).
01823662640 has 9 comments of which 5 x neutral and 4 x negative
01823662640 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01823662640 👆 is reported as a scam number frequently making unsolicited calls claiming to be from Visa, Mastercard, or BT. Callers often use recorded messages alleging unauthorised card transactions or threaten to disconnect internet services, aiming to obtain personal or banking details. Many recipients have no relevant accounts and hang up immediately. Some callers stay silent or disconnect when answered. The calls are unwanted and suspicious, with a clear intention to defraud by phishing for sensitive information.
Reports on phone number 01823662640
2 yearsI looked up this number first using the site, and I’m glad I didn’t pick up. I’ve actually seen this number ring me a few times before.2 yearsGot a recorded voice claiming to be from Mastercard and Visa saying £500 had been taken out of my account. I just ended the call straight away - definitely a scam.VisaMasterCard2 yearsAs soon as I answered and said hi, the caller just stayed silent and then ended the call right away. It’s smarter not to share your name or phone number since that just gives them an opening.2 yearsGot a call from a recorded message saying there were 2 charges on my credit card? I don’t even own one, so I just ended the call! Definitely a scam!!!3 yearsReceived an unexpected phone call that seemed rather dodgy, so I chose to ignore it.3 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from BT, warning me that they would disconnect my line and internet service due to alleged misuse. The caller insisted I press 1 to be connected back to them. Quite alarming, really!BT3 yearsRang me twice but didn’t bother to leave a message.3 yearsI received a call from someone who insisted they needed to alert me that £900 had been taken from my Visa. I quickly realised it was a scam, as he was trying to fish for my bank information!3 yearsMy landline rang and the person claimed it was a courtesy call to tell me £900 was charged on my visa card. Since I don’t even own a visa card, I just ended the call straight away.Submit Your Own Report (01823 662640)
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