01902960289
TimeLine☎️ 01902960289 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01902. The area code 01902 originates from Wolverhampton.
Caller ID may showcase this phone number in any of these formats:
If you want to return this call, click here to see the call charges.
01902 960289 Tagged as:
TimeLine of events for phone number 01902960289
- Attempt to upsell SIM card rejectedJun
2026Possible scam involving SIM cardJun
2026Fake 5G SIM scam callJun
2026Scam call pretending O2 upgradeMay
2026Caller scam attempt, suspicious disconnectMay
2026O2 scam call; call disconnectedMay
2026Caller claimed O2 upgrade scamMay
2026Sky upgrade call; persistent follow-upsApr
2026Number Of Searches: 79 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 24 April 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bintree(Norfolk), Kingston by Sea(West Sussex), Templeton(Devon) and Tindon End(Essex).
01902960289 has 8 comments of which 6 x neutral and 2 x negative
01902960289 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01902960289 👆 is reported as a suspicious number used by female callers with strong accents claiming to offer 5G SIM upgrades linked to Sky or O2 accounts. Callers often pressure to confirm details or speak to a manager, but drop calls if refused. The approach raises concerns about scams aiming to trick users into sharing personal information or sending SIMs unnecessarily. Multiple attempts to call the same person are common, increasing the risk. Users find the calls intrusive and doubtful, noting mismatch with account facts and showing caution, often blocking the number. Overall, it seems to be a potentially dangerous scam operation seeking to exploit trust in well-known providers.
Reports on phone number 01902960289
3 monthsGot a call on my 10 year old daughter's mobile, with someone trying to convince me her SIM wasn’t 5G and that they had to send a replacement. I told them that’s odd, cos I just swapped out her SIM for a 5G one not long ago.3 monthsLike a few others here, someone called saying they had to post me an upgraded 4G SIM. I agreed but then they said they needed to email me a code that I had to read back to them. I told them I wasn’t by my computer, and they asked when I would be available so they could call back. I said no thanks and then they just hung up. I suspected a scam straight away, especially hearing the woman’s Asian accent on the phone.3 monthsThe woman on the line had a really dodgy English accent. She said she wanted to post a 5G SIM to my husband, claiming it was for his Sky account. Thing is, I’m the one who owns the account and his phone line is under my name, not his. That immediately made me suspicious. I told her straight away she was a scam and then blocked the number.Sky4 monthsGot a call from a woman who sounded foreign, claiming to be from O2. She said I had to upgrade to a 5G SIM and they would send me a new card. I told her to go ahead and send it. Then she wanted to put me through to her manager, but I said I couldn’t hang around. She said if I didn't get it through them, I’d have to buy one in-store and it’d be more expensive. I agreed, and then the call ended abruptly. Looks really dodgy to me - they’re just waiting to trick someone unsuspecting.4 monthsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming to be from Sky, saying I had to get a 5G SIM upgrade and they'd send me a new SIM card. I agreed and said just go ahead with it. They then tried to hand me over to their “manager”, but I told them I couldn’t stay on the line. They said I’d have to buy it from a shop and that would be pricier. I said that was fine, then the call just dropped. Seems pretty dodgy to me, they’ll probably scam someone eventually.Sky4 monthsI got a call from someone claiming to be with O2, saying they needed to send me a new 5G sim card. Bit odd really, because my partner actually works for vm02. Anyway, the call just dropped after that which was lucky I guess!4 monthsGot a call from a lady with an accent claiming to be from O2, saying I had to get a new SIM card for a 5G upgrade. I agreed for them to send it out, but then she tried to hand me over to a manager. I had to cut the call short and told them I couldn’t wait. Then she said I’d have to buy one at the shop, which would be pricier. I was fine with that, but then they just hung up on me. Felt really dodgy, like they’re fishing for someone to scam eventually.4 monthsGot a call claiming to be from Sky offering a free upgrade to 5G. The person on the phone asked if I'd be home between 9am and 3pm so they could drop off a SIM card. I told them just to leave it through my letterbox. Then they said they’d transfer me to their manager to collect my info. Since then, I’ve had three more calls from them.SkySubmit Your Own Report (01902 960289)
Help others be protected! Post your experience with this phone number. Submit a report to inform or update others about likely frauds or genuine communications.
Call Charges
If you want to return a call to ☎️ 01902960289 👆, it will cost you £0.16 per minute on landline and between between £0.03 to £0.65 per minute on mobile. Additionally, there might be a connection charge of £0.23.
About 01 Numbers
These numbers are connected to specific locations in the UK and are widely used by homes and businesses. Sometimes referred to as 'basic rate', 'local rate', or 'national rate' numbers, the call costs for these geographic numbers are dependent on the time of day. A good number of service providers offer call packages that provide free calls during designated times. Call costs from mobile phones are based on the chosen calling plan, with a lot of plans providing these numbers in their free call packages.
Other Numbers