01924823719
TimeLine☎️ 01924823719 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 192482 with a prefix of 01924. The area code 01924 originates from Wakefield.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01924823719
- Automated BT call received earlyJul
2018Scammers sent fake termination messageJul
2018Persistent scams, bots, human threatsJul
2018Automated voice scam; data concernsJul
2018Frustration with BT scammersJul
2018Effective strategy stops scam callsJul
2018Warning: potential financial info riskJul
2018Repeated fake scam calls detectedJul
2018Automated scam call, unrelated companyJul
2018Automated scam call suspicion expressedJul
2018Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 09 July 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Audley End(Norfolk), Llanaber(Gwynedd) and Long Meadow(Cambridgeshire).
01924823719 has 10 comments of which 7 x negative and 3 x neutral
01924823719 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01924823719 👆 is reported as a persistent source of scam calls pretending to be from BT, often using automated American female voices warning about bogus service terminations or security issues. Callers use fake numbers and scripted messages trying to provoke urgent responses, sometimes with threatening tones. Many recipients report these calls despite being on the TPS, noting no legitimate BT service matches the terms used in the calls. Scammers rarely leave messages and often hang up quickly if challenged. The calls are linked to possible data leaks and provoke suspicion even among BT customers. Users advise caution as these scams aim to extract personal or financial information, with some questioning how scammers access phone data.
Reports on phone number 01924823719
8 yearsGot a robocall from a number saying it was BT, ringing me first thing this morning.8 yearsI've had loads of calls from 0191... and 0192... numbers lately, all with all these stories about broadband being cut off or asking for just a minute to chat. They make up nearly 25% of my calls even though I've registered with the TPS. A lot of them sound like automated bots, but there are some real people on the line who come off as quite pushy. Whenever they start with "I'm not selling anything," I cut them off straight away with "That's good because I'm not buying," and hang up.TPS8 yearsI got a call from some robot sounding woman with an American accent claiming to be from BT's technical team saying my internet was gonna be cut off later today. They told me to press 1 if I wanted to sort it out. Of course I didn’t press anything. Total scam call - I don’t even have BT, I’m with Virgin for all my internet and phone stuff. Pretty obvious it’s just a luck of the draw spam.BTVirgin8 yearsSo, I just got a call from an American woman speaking in an automated voice, telling me my BT internet would be cut off soon. Total scam, no doubt! What baffles me is how these scammers even manage to get their hands on our details in the first place?8 yearsI've gotten three messages now from some bot warning me about my IP being compromised. I'm with BT as well and pretty sure I’m on the TPS list, so this seems dodgy. The calls appear to be coming from fake numbers, supposedly from Liverpool, Portsmouth, and now Wakefield, but it’s all probly the same scam.BTTPSLiverpoolPortsmouthWakefield8 yearsI got a recorded message saying our 'class 2 BT services' were about to be cut off. Thing is, there's no such thing as a 'class 2 service', so these lot have obviously got it wrong - classic scammy mistake!8 yearsThis number seemed a bit shady to me, maybe trying to get hold of banking info or something. I’d be careful if I were you.8 yearsI got a call saying my BT internet was about to be disconnected. I reckon BT really needs to be on the case and crack down on these dodgy scammers! Recorded the whole thing just in case.BT8 yearsThis number just rang us. We’ve got an answerphone that’s nearly always switched on. Whenever it kicks in but nobody leaves a message, I use 1471 to check the last caller’s number, then look it up here. Everyone I know understands that we don’t pick up straight away - we listen first and only answer if someone speaks or call back if there’s a message. It’s a good way to dodge the scammers since they never bother to leave a message. Hopefully this tip helps others catch these dodgy calls, and cheers for this really handy website.8 yearsGot a robocall from some American-sounding voice claiming my internet's been hacked and it'll get cut off if I don’t press their number. I reckon if it was actually BT, the voice wouldn’t sound like that, probably more like someone with an Asian accent. Honestly, if they do disconnect me, I wouldn’t even mind - since signing up with BT, the scam calls have just exploded. Makes me wonder if any of their employees are leaking our info or something.BTSubmit Your Own Report (01924 823719)
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