02017253817
TimeLine☎️ 02017253817 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02017253817
- Unwanted call, accused of lyingJan
2018Possible scam from supposed BTJan
2018Scam call pretending to be BTJan
2018Shared similar experience to othersJan
2018Warning about scam sales callJan
2018Potential scam call from BTJan
2018Called back, number not recognizedJan
2018Scam call from fake BTJan
2018Number Of Searches: 92 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 24 January 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ealand(Lincolnshire), Eynort(Highland), Marionburgh(Aberdeenshire), Spittal(Highland) and Watchgate(Cumbria).
02017253817 has 8 comments of which 7 x negative and 1 x neutral
02017253817 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02017253817 👆 is reported as a scam involving a woman with a foreign or Asian accent claiming to be from BT, warning about internet or computer issues. Callers often pressure victims to switch on their computers or provide personal details, despite the victim saying they are with other providers. Many report being hung up on or ignored when questioning the call. The number has frequently called repeatedly and does not accept return calls. It appears to be a fraudulent attempt to trick people into revealing private info or access their devices. Several people warn others to stay clear as it is clearly not legitimate but an ongoing nuisance.
Reports on phone number 02017253817
9 yearssome lady with an indian accent called, claimed to be from bt saying my computer had a virus. i told her if she enjoyed lying for her job and then she just cut the call off. strange encounter!BT9 yearsA lady with a strange accent called me saying I needed to turn on my computer because my service might drop. She claimed she worked for BT and offered to fix the issues for me.BT9 yearsJust like the others here, I had the exact same experience.9 yearsBeware, this call pretends to be from BT, saying they're protecting your accounts. They use some sneaky method, like getting you to search on google, and tell you your IT ID is being used without permission. It's just a trick to get you to give away your personal info. Definitely a scam!9 yearsI've had calls from this number a few times recently. I usually let calls go to voicemail and only answer if I know who's calling, but today I picked up out of sheer annoyance. The person on the other end, a woman with an Indian accent, claimed to be from BT and said there was an issue with my internet. I told her I don't use BT, but she insisted, "Sir, BT is your primary provider." I had to cut her off and explain I’m with Virgin Media, my internet’s fibre optic, and working perfectly fine. It was clearly a scam. Then there was just silence before they hung up. Don’t get taken in by this. I’m baffled how BT hasn’t managed to shut this down yet!IndiaBTVirgin Media9 yearsthis woman with a foreign accent called me saying she was from bt and claimed there was trouble with my internet because someone in california was supposedly using my bt id. she wanted me to get on my computer so she could fix it, but when i said i wasn’t the account owner and asked her to call back, she just ended the call. seems like a classic scam to me.BTCalifornia9 yearsI got a call from a woman who sounded Asian, said she was from BT and there was something wrong with my computer. I just told her to buzz off and ended the call.BT9 yearsTried calling the number again but it said it wasn't a recognised phone line.Submit Your Own Report (020 1725 3817)
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