01924387866
TimeLine☎️ 01924387866 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 192438 with a prefix of 01924. The area code 01924 originates from Wakefield.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01924387866
- Received call, but disconnected promptlyJan
2023Beware of bank impersonation callsJan
2023Press 2, foreign caller, potential scamJan
2023Instructions for reporting scam attemptsJan
2023Explain reasons to beware scammersJan
2023Report all scam attempts immediatelyJan
2023Report scam calls/texts to policeJan
2023Automated voice bank scam alertJan
2023Unfamiliar call, potential scam, worryingJan
2023Suspicious call alleging Amazon payment scamJan
2023Warning of potential phone scamJan
2023Lady tells of suspicious transactionsJan
2023Bank scam call demanding action. IgnoreJan
2023Pre-recorded call claiming fraudulent chargesJan
2023Pre-recorded bank activity scam detailsJan
2023Warning about suspicious bank activityJan
2023Suspicious pre-recorded message left. Possible scammersJan
2023Trouble reaching the intended recipientJan
2023Suspicious automated call about fraudJan
2023Call claiming bank fraud likely scamJan
2023Received repeat automated phone messageJan
2023Fraudulent call about bank cardJan
2023Automated scam message, number unavailableJan
2023Encountered scammer, had bad experienceJan
2023Displeased with call experienceJan
2023Call from fraud based in WakefieldJan
2023Similar message from Amazon twiceJan
2023Scam calls, ignore and hang upJan
2023Blocked unwanted phone numberJan
2023Warning about scam phone callsJan
2023Repeating spam messages claiming rewardsJan
2023Missed call at 10:06 amJan
2023Number Of Searches: 29 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 06 January 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Farley Hill(Bedfordshire), Gravel Hill(Buckinghamshire), Greenbank(Stirlingshire), Nance(Cornwall) and Werneth Low(Cheshire).
01924387866 has 29 comments of which 18 x neutral and 11 x negative
01924387866 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01924387866 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls warning of suspicious bank transactions, typically citing charges of £300 to Amazon and £1100 to an international site. Callers impersonate banks, urging recipients to confirm personal details or press numbers to cancel alleged payments. Most recipients advise hanging up immediately without engaging. The calls often come from spoofed or fake UK numbers, including local area codes, with no genuine bank identification. Blocking numbers has limited effect since scammers use numerous computer-generated lines. It is strongly recommended to never disclose personal information, not to call back unknown numbers, and to verify alerts by contacting your bank directly using official contact details. Reporting all such scam calls to the police cybercrime units and official fraud reporting websites greatly aids in combating these fraud attempts.
Reports on phone number 01924387866
3 yearsCaution! I’ve just had a phone call from someone claiming to be from my bank, informing me of two dubious transactions on my account, one for £300 and another for £1100. They were eager to verify my personal and banking information before they could proceed with blocking the transactions.3 yearsI picked up the call, but they just disconnected without saying a word.4 yearsI received a similar message myself. When I pressed 2 to connect with a representative, a woman with a foreign accent picked up. She inquired about my name, but I refused to provide it, and then she promptly hung up. Definitely feels like a scam aimed at obtaining personal information.4 yearsI found out from my MP that there's a system set up by the police (NFIB) designed to make it easier for ordinary people to report scam calls, texts, emails and other dodgy fraud attempts. The details on how to use it are shared below. Honestly, scammers don’t want this info getting around. If you don’t report these phishing attempts properly, don’t expect much to change. Sure, you can report to 7726, your network provider, Ofcom, or the companies the scammers pretend to be, and that helps a bit, but those reports usually don’t reach the police for any criminal follow-up.Ofcom4 yearsGot a voicemail from a woman claiming I'd forked out thousands on Amazon and transfers. Noped straight to block!Amazon4 yearsGot a call with an automated message saying there was weird activity on my card. It told me to press 1 to verify or something like that. Definitely felt like a bank scam to me.4 yearsGot a recorded message about some dodgy activity on my bank account, mentioned £1100 sent and £300 spent on Amazon. Felt a bit off to me.Amazon4 yearsJust like another person mentioned, I got a recorded message claiming there was strange stuff going on with my card - something about £1100 sent overseas and £300 spent on Amazon. It's definitely a scam, don't fall for it.Amazon4 yearsJust got a robo call on my landline from Wakefield about some dodgy Amazon charges - said there was £300 spent, plus another £1100 abroad on my ‘card’. They want you to press 1 to sort it out and speak to someone, but the weird part is they didn’t say which card or even which company was calling. Felt like a total scam to me, so watch out!WARNINGAmazonWakefield4 yearsAt about 12:28 this afternoon, I received a call saying a large sum had been withdrawn from my bank. I went straight to the bank to check, but there was no record of any transaction. It really upset my mum, she’s 80 and found the whole thing very distressing.4 yearsGot a call with a recorded voice saying there was some weird payment from Amazon and an overseas transfer. They asked me to hit 1 to stop it but I didn’t bother, figured it was a dodgy scam. The strange thing was they never said which bank it was about and they called a work number, not my mobile.Amazon4 yearsJust got a strange voicemail on my answerphone about some "money transfer service" warning about scams or something. There was no ask to ring back or any details, felt really fishy. Honestly, I'd say these are scammers trying to trick people, watch out!4 yearsI just received a call from this number, and it was an automated female voice delivering a rather alarming message. Apparently, they claimed that my bank card might have been compromised, mentioning suspicious transactions of £300 on Amazon and a further £1000 intended for an overseas transfer. It prompted me to press 2 for more information and 1 for something else, but I decided to hang up straight away.Amazon4 yearsI received a call that mirrored what others have mentioned. An automated voice, presumably a woman, reached out to me claiming there were suspicious activities involving my bank card-£300 on Amazon and a whopping £1000 for a transaction abroad. It instructed me to press 2 for more information and 1 for something else. My advice? Just cut the call and disregard it entirely; it’s clearly a scam!Amazon4 yearsI received a call from them as well, and it was the very same pre-recorded message.4 yearsI received a rather suspicious call around five to one. An automated voice from a woman left a message on my answering machine claiming that there had been some dodgy activity linked to my bank card on both Amazon and an international money transfer service. I chose not to take the call.Amazon4 yearsI received an automated voicemail earlier today that said, “money guidance service urging me to be cautious about scam calls.” Strangely, it didn’t instruct me to press any buttons. Out of curiosity, I tried calling the number while blocking my own, but all I got was a reply saying the “number is unobtainable.” Quite clearly a scam, if you ask me!4 yearsAbsolutely a dodgy one, I got a call from them earlier today.4 yearsReceived yet another call about cash related to Amazon and international dealings - just ended the call abruptly. What a nuisance!Amazon4 yearsI received a call on my work landline from this number, and it struck me as rather odd. It's supposedly from Wakefield, but the area code screams scam all over it!Wakefield4 yearsI received two phone calls today regarding the same matter about spending £300 and £1000 on Amazon. I decided to hang up both times.Amazon4 yearsI echo the sentiments of others here. I received two calls from them today. If they ring you, my advice is simply to disconnect. It's clearly a massive scam operation.4 yearsI've just received a call from this number and decided to block it.4 yearsGot the same old story about the £300 Amazon and the £1000 from China. I’ve opted to just hang up on them (or maybe I'll just blast a whistle into the receiver instead)!AmazonChina4 yearsI've received that identical message five times in just one day! That's got to be some kind of record, doesn't it? First, they ask for £300 for Amazon, then it’s £1000 for some foreign account. What a load of nonsense!Amazon4 yearsI received a phone call at precisely 10:06 this morning, but unfortunately, I was unable to answer it as I was out and about. The message left was just like those others I’ve seen here-clearly automated.4 yearsI called this number first from my mobile, but it just went busy. Then I tried from my landline and all I got was the message saying the number isn’t recognised. When I answered it on my phone earlier, there was total silence. Pretty strange.4 yearsGot a call from 01924387866 saying it's a bank scam and to press a button to stop £1000 being taken. Total rubbish, I just hung up straight away.4 yearsGot a recorded call warning me about odd bank stuff, mentioned £300 on Amazon and a £1100 transfer. Seemed fishy to me.AmazonSubmit Your Own Report (01924 387866)
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