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02002222102

☎️ 02002222102 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 200222 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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020 0222 2102 Tagged as:

new york nomura london chicago celtic fc kingfisher british gas shares british steel corus namura

TimeLine of events for phone number 02002222102

  • Premier League games have been draws
    Nov
    2018
  • Avoid fake finance scam calls
    Oct
    2018
  • Beware of Indian phone scams
    Aug
    2018
  • Warning about aggressive scammer targeting stockholders
    Jul
    2018
  • Possible scam call from London
    Jul
    2018
  • Call regarding British Steel holding
    Jun
    2018
  • Warning that company is scam
    Jun
    2018
  • Persistent, scamming company, avoid complaint
    Jun
    2018
  • Be cautious of fake phone calls
    Jun
    2018
  • Missed overseas call from May
    May
    2018
  • Suspected scam call from 'William Westwood'
    May
    2018
  • Checking authenticity of potential investment
    May
    2018
  • The comment says "Fake Number."
    May
    2018
  • Warning of fraudulent investment offer
    May
    2018
  • Woman called about deceased husband
    May
    2018
  • Buying shares that don't exist
    May
    2018
  • U.N. ignored fraud accusations mentioned
    Mar
    2018
  • Boiler room scam, avoid them
    Feb
    2018
  • Warning about potential scam offer
    Feb
    2018
  • Concerned about potential scam calls
    Feb
    2018
  • Suspected scam call pretending UNODC
    Feb
    2018
  • Received unsolicited call about stocks
    Feb
    2018
  • Phone call about fake shares
    Jan
    2018
  • Annoying repeated unsolicited calls
    Oct
    2017
  • Call ended quietly after breathing
    Sep
    2017
  • Scam call, avoid this number
    Aug
    2017
  • Unprofessional call, refused to help
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious call about Internet disconnection
    Jun
    2017
  • Loan call was a scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Received a call today
    Jun
    2017
  • Unwanted call from fake employee
    Jun
    2017
  • Reported scam call about shares
    May
    2017
  • Persistent scam calls about shares
    May
    2017
  • Scam call from Mya Dawson
    May
    2017
  • Beware of share selling scams
    May
    2017
  • Suspicious caller offering shares aggressively
    May
    2017
  • Inquiry about father's shares, suspicious
    May
    2017
  • Inquiring about sold shares, rude
    May
    2017
  • Unsolicited call from New York
    May
    2017
  • Scam call, voicemail disconnects
    May
    2017
  • Warning about potential phone scam
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam call about Celtic FC shares
    Apr
    2017
  • Inquiries about nonexistent kingfisher shares
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call from alleged broker
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call about shares received
    Mar
    2017
  • Suspicious interaction about potential scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Person claiming to represent British Gas
    Mar
    2017
  • Warning of possible scam call
    Mar
    2017
  • Suspicious call, be cautious
    Mar
    2017
  • Repeated calls, annoying call center
    Feb
    2017
  • Customer cautious about purchasing shares
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspicious call, client share inquiry
    Feb
    2017
  • Scam seeking personal information
    Feb
    2017
  • Secretive US company wants shares
    Feb
    2017
  • Beware of potential investment scam
    Jan
    2017
  • Scammed years ago, still targeted
    Jan
    2017
  • Fraudulent investment offers via phone
    Jan
    2017
  • Unsolicited and unhelpful response likely
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious call, terminated immediately
    Jan
    2017
Number Of Searches: 579 Number Of Comments: 57 First Seen: 16 January 2017 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Barton on Sea(Hampshire), Black Hill(West Yorkshire), Deepdale(North Yorkshire) and Sandhurst(Gloucestershire).

02002222102 has 57 comments of which 28 x negative and 29 x neutral

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02002222102 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02002222102 👆 is reported as a persistent source of sophisticated share purchase scams targeting individuals with outdated or nonexistent shareholdings. Callers often pose as representatives from reputable firms or obscure entities, frequently citing confidential or lucrative offers to buy shares. Tactics include pressuring for non-disclosure agreements, requesting personal or financial information, and demanding upfront payments framed as bonds or fees. The number is linked to repeated harassment, with calls sometimes emanating from fake or misleading locations, including apparent international origins masked by local dialing codes. Users are advised to exercise extreme caution, avoid sharing sensitive details, and consider blocking calls from this number. It is widely recognised as a fraudulent operation designed to exploit trust and extract money under false pretences.

Reports on phone number 02002222102

8 years
This dodgy investment firm has rung me up thrice now. They’re trying to trick me into handing over money for some massive share deal, 100% scam. I’m just messing with them to see where it goes, and maybe stop someone more gullible from falling for it. My advice is to string them along - it takes ages but if we don’t send any money, hopefully the scammers get the surprise, not the victim.
8 years
Got a call from someone who sounded Indian, trying to pull a share scam. Be careful everyone!
8 years
Sounded very American, rang me about some shares I supposedly had. Total scam from the start - told him to jog on. He phoned back moments later pretending to be from the share company, saying my shares were about to be wiped out. Told him off again, told him to stop calling. This has to be harassment by now. If this Yank idiot thinks he’s legit, he must be as daft as a box of frogs, probably learnt from Trump himself. Really nasty scam, especially for elderly folks who might fall for it. I guess they’ve got access to the share registry or sommat.
YankTrump
8 years
Got a call from this London number today, the person was hard to follow. From what I've had before with this same number, it definitely looks like a scam to me.
London
8 years
25/06/2018 - Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent about something to do with a share in British Steel/Corus. I told her a couple of times I wouldn’t talk about money stuff without anything in writing first (she kept saying she’d send it), then suddenly the call just dropped.
British SteelCorus
8 years
Like others pointed out, this is clearly a scam. They say they’re from Nomura, which is a well-known firm, but it’s actually Nomura Partners. They boast about being around for 20+ years, but the website has only been live for a few months (checked the domain age myself). DO NOT hand over any personal or financial info to these dodgy people.
NomuraNomura Partners
8 years
They just keep ringin non stop. Some Sarah Harttland from a place called Namura out in Chicago says they wanna buy Schroeder shares or sumthin. They somehow got my dad’s home phone number and call him every single day, annoying him loads. He’s 80 and totally over the hassle, especially with them keepin on about signing some disclosure form. Best to block, complain, and stay clear! Proper scammers.
Sarah HarttlandNamuraChicagoSchroeder
8 years
Just like many others, I got a call on this number from a woman named Maria Cross, who said she was from a company called Nomura & Partners. She showed me some really fancy paperwork about selling shares she said I owned. But when I rang the building managers at The Willis Tower in Chicago, the address she gave, they told me no such company works there and the phone number she gave wasn’t listed anywhere. Be careful - this looks like a clever scam.
Maria CrossNomura & PartnersChicagoWillis Tower
8 years
Got a call around tea time on 29 May, they asked for me but my wife was the one who picked up. Took a moment to get the phone to me, but by then they'd already hung up. My wife thought it sounded like one of those overseas call centres.
8 years
Got a call from someone named William Westwood claiming to be from Nomura/NMR Partners, saying he wanted to buy shares he thought I owned. I don’t actually have those shares anymore, so it seems like they got outdated info from some share registry. This number (0200 2222 102) and another one (06230 49227) have been ringing me almost every day, with different people at the other end each time. I've just blocked both numbers now.
William WestwoodNomura / NMR Partners
8 years
Got a call from someone called Sarah Hartland, said she was from Nomura in Chicago, interested in buying shares of British Steel/Corus/Tata Steel. Sounded legit at first. They want you to sign a confidentiality agreement before proceeding. I'm still trying to verify with both Namura and Nomura if this call is for real or just a con.
Sarah HartlandNomuraChicagoBritish SteelCorusTata SteelNamura
8 years
This number’s definitely a scam.
8 years
Got a call from an Indian lady asking for my husband. When I said he passed away 4 years ago, she told me not to yell at her. Quite awkward.
India
8 years
Attempting to purchase shares that do not actually exist.
8 years
The caller claimed the U.N. told him to leave me alone.
United Nations
9 years
I was approached with an offer to help me fetch a large sum of money in exchange for my seemingly worthless shares, with the condition that I keep this information confidential. These individuals were nothing but deceptive fraudsters operating through boiler room scams.
9 years
They tried to convince me to get loads of cash for useless shares as long as I kept quiet about it. Classic scam call from some boiler room crooks.
9 years
I received a call earlier today from someone claiming to have information about my previous shareholding with British Steel/Corus/Tata. They were particularly interested in purchasing scrip dividend shares from 2007, although I don't possess any. It worried me that they had access to my name and other personal details, even though they were outdated. Fortunately, I have enough experience to not be fooled by the story they were trying to sell me. In my opinion, this is undoubtedly a scam, and I have decided to block their number. However, I feel it's important to warn others as these scammers can easily deceive people by providing almost realistic information that was accurate around ten years ago. So, be cautious and do not fall victim to such tactics.
British Steel / Corus / Tata
9 years
I received a call claiming to be from the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC), but I believe it may be a fraudulent call.
United Nations Office for Drugs and CrimeUNODC
9 years
Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was from the Royal Bank of Canada about some shares in Eurotunnel. I told her I wasn’t interested and ended the call.
Royal Bank of Canada
9 years
Got a call from a bloke about some ancient US company’s shares and a group legal action targeting those who’d sold these shares wrongly. He told me shareholders could claim compensation by filling out a form he’d send me, along with my share certificate and ID proof. He claimed the payout fund was ‘set up’ through some United Nations department. Checked the official UN site, and it clearly states they don’t deal with stuff like this, so it’s pretty obvious this is a SCAM.
United NationsUN
9 years
I received a call from an individual regarding shares that I had previously owned. I politely asked her to go away and not contact me again, but this person persistently called back. Despite repeatedly telling her to leave me alone, she kept bothering me. Truly annoying!
9 years
No answer, just breathing on the line, so I ended the call.
9 years
Received a phone call, allegedly from someone in New York, who stated that he wanted to send me certain documents via email. These documents were meant to be signed on behalf of a supposed "client" who expressed interest in purchasing my shares in a bankrupt company. Recognizing this as a familiar scam, I promptly ended the call when I asked for the name of his company. Be cautious and avoid such calls.
New York
9 years
I received a call from someone claiming to be from Scottish Power, asking for my husband. However, I want to clarify that we have never owned any shares with them. The person on the phone was constantly interrupting me and insisting that they could only speak to my husband. In response, I requested written information about the matter but was abruptly disconnected before I could provide any further details.
Scottish Power
9 years
I received a call from someone with a foreign accent claiming they were going to cut off my internet for a few days. I asked for clarification, but they just abruptly ended the call.
9 years
I received a call today, informing me that I had been approved for a loan. However, to my surprise, when I searched for the company online, they seemed to be affiliated with another company that quoted significantly different interest rates. Doubtful about the authenticity of the call, I decided to search for the phone number they provided, only to discover that it is associated with a scam operation.
9 years
I was contacted earlier today.
9 years
Got a call from someone saying they were from my internet company. Had an Indian accent and said her name was Susan. She’s been ringing my mobile for a while and I kept avoiding her. Tonight she just called me a liar and then cut me off.
Susan
9 years
A person called from this number, desiring to talk to my husband about shares he once possessed, which I believed were sold many years ago. He agreed to call back later, but in the meantime, I discovered through other reports that this is actually a scam.
9 years
I received two calls from this number, and on both occasions, a woman who introduced herself as Mya Dawson was on the line. She was keen on purchasing shares from my wife. Strangely, she insisted that she would send the information to a "local library," claiming it would be a speedier option! When I pointed out the red flags and suggested it sounded like a scam, she promptly ended the conversation. Steer clear of this one at all costs!
Mya Dawson
9 years
I was targeted by a boiler room scam, where the scammer inquired about the shares I supposedly owned a decade ago. Upon their inquiry, I promptly informed them that I had no knowledge of such shares and advised them to kindly leave me alone. Consequently, I blocked their number to prevent further communication. However, they persisted in their attempts and proceeded to call me repeatedly, approximately 30 times within a span of five minutes. In response, I decided to leave my phone off the hook in order to deter their persistent calls.
9 years
My experience was quite similar. "Security Capital Consultants" approached me, claiming to represent a significant global client from New York City who wanted to purchase shares that I had previously owned. Intrigued, I decided to play along. However, it soon became evident that this was a scam, as they insisted on a financial "bond" between the buyer and seller to proceed with the transaction. They offered an attractive amount, around £30K in my case, but required me to contribute 30% of the supposed purchase price as a show of good faith. Essentially, they were seeking to buy so-called "bonus shares" that were said to be designated to me alongside the shares I actually possessed (I had sold them in 2005). The catch was that I needed to supply £10K upfront in order for the deal to go through. At this point, I declined their offer. It is frustrating that blocking their persistent telephone calls seems impossible. Please exercise utmost caution when encountering such situations.
Security Capital ConsultantsNew York City
9 years
Received a call all the way from New York! The caller expressed interest in buying shares for a client and was willing to offer three times the current market price. Upon hearing this, I kindly informed her that such an offer seemed rather extravagant, causing her to abruptly end the call.
New York
9 years
They called to inquire about their husband's shares in Iberdrola (Scottish Power) that were sold many years ago. They requested email information, but since none was available, they abruptly ended the call.
IberdrolaScottish Power
9 years
Some bloke rang up sayin it was about my dad's shares. Thing is, he passed away like 12 years back. I told 'em we’d already got a stockbroker dealing with all that. They didn’t hang about, just dropped the call straight away.
9 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be from New York, told him I wasn’t interested.
New York
9 years
I tried calling, but when the phone went to voicemail, the call ended abruptly. It seemed like a scam!
9 years
I received a call today from someone who claimed to be a security consultant from New York. She asked if I would be interested in purchasing shares of Celtic FC. She provided a telephone number as 001 6962575513, but the correct number is actually London's 02002222102. I'm not exactly sure what their fraudulent scheme entails, but it's important to be cautious and stay alert.
New YorkCeltic FCLondon
9 years
Got a call today from someone saying they wanted to buy shares in Celtic FC. Claimed she was a security consultant from New York and gave a number starting 001 6962575513, but the real number is 02002222102 in London. Not quite sure what the trick is, but just a heads up to be careful.
New YorkCeltic FCLondon
9 years
got a call once more today about some kingfisher shares i supposedly still own. problem is, i dont have any kingfisher shares left at all.
Kingfisher
9 years
Got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent, saying it was about my Kingfisher shares. I told him I had no idea who the person he wanted to talk to was.
9 years
Today, I received a phone call from someone sharing a familiar story. They claimed to be a representative of a client interested in buying shares on behalf of another client named Miguel Escobar. The caller requested some email information from me. After listening carefully, I decided to end the conversation and terminated the call.
Miguel Escobar
9 years
They said they were ringing on behalf of british gas shares!
British Gas
9 years
A person claiming to represent British Gas Shares contacted me, and when I requested a contact number and name to call them back, the person laughed and mentioned they were based in New York. They questioned if I wanted to make an expensive long-distance call. However, they had actually called me from a London number, which I pointed out to them. When I pressed for more details about the company they represented, the call suddenly disconnected. This incident made me suspicious, so I advise everyone to exercise caution.
British Gas SharesNew YorkLondon
9 years
Got a call said it was from British Gas shares, wanted to talk about my holdings & stuff. I asked who they were a couple of times & they claimed to be calling from New York, but the number was actually a London one. When I asked for a company name so I could ring them back coz I wasn’t sure who it was, they just hung up. Be careful with these calls.
British Gas SharesNew York
9 years
a person calling herself anna suarez said her firm was representing a client interested in purchasing bg group shares. when i informed her that bg had been absorbed by royal dutch shell, she insisted some shareholders received extra bonus shares and offered to check if i qualified. i told her to buzz off. i’m pretty sure this was a scam to trick folks into giving out their bank info.
Anna SuarezBG GroupBGRoyal Dutch Shell
10 years
My phone rang continuously seven times in a row. The repetitive sound of a call centre was primarily captured on my voicemail. Right after the answerphone disconnected, the phone started ringing again. I had to keep the phone off the hook to put an end to it.
10 years
I attempted to purchase some shares on behalf of a client. After listening to the options available, I requested to be contacted via mail. However, feeling cautious, I decided to abruptly end the phone call.
10 years
was trying to purchase shares for a client- listened carefully then asked to follow up via email, then the call got ended- feeling a bit suspicious
10 years
It's just another scam, looking to share personal information.
10 years
Indeed, it seems they've spun quite the tale about some covert American firm keen to acquire shares in a company of which you're a stakeholder. They tantalisingly hint that they might offer you a more attractive price for your holdings. The whole affair comes across as rather secretive. Then, they proceed to verify your email address. I can't speak to what transpired after that as I chose not to engage any further. The background noise was quite chaotic, not reminiscent of a proper office environment at all. By the way, what on earth is with the 0200 prefix? That’s a rather peculiar number, isn't it?
10 years
Beware, there is a gentleman by the name of Robert Yeager who recently made a phone call claiming to represent Allied Capital Consultants. He stated he wished to purchase a few shares on behalf of one of their clients. The individual emphasized the need for secrecy as there were other potential buyers involved in this arrangement. Take caution.
Robert YeagerAllied Capital Consultants
10 years
About a decade ago, some scammers tricked me out of some cash. Shame really, but at least I learnt my lesson. What baffles me is why they keep trying to get me. Roughly once a year, I get a call with dodgy English and today it was from this number.
10 years
Indeed, I’ve been on the receiving end of calls from this number, persistently attempting to purchase some oil shares I’ve held for ages. However, when I inquired about them sending me the necessary information through the post, they claimed they don’t utilise postal services, only relying on fax and email. Naturally, upon mentioning I lack both a fax machine and email, they seem to vanish. This has been a recurring nuisance for quite some time now!
10 years
didnt pick up, but pretty sure it was one of those cold calls.
10 years
I received a phone call from a man who said his name was Carlos Gonzalez. He claimed to be interested in buying some shares that I had purchased many years ago, on behalf of his client. Since I had received similar calls in the past, where they promised me riches if I sold to their clients, I quickly ended the call.
Carlos Gonzalez

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