02030048984
☎️ 02030048984 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203004 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030048984
- Caution advised regarding Souza HealthcareJul
2016Beware of Souza Healthcare's tacticsJun
2016Blocked call identified by TruecallJun
2016Number blocked by Trucall serviceMay
2016Scam call regarding personal informationMay
2016Persistent caller causing unease experiencedApr
2016Received scam call; using voicemailApr
2016Unrecognized number, won't answer callMar
2016Unwanted health inquiries from VincentFeb
2016Scam caller persists despite refusalFeb
2016Cold call from Sousa HealthcareFeb
2016Unauthorized charge, unreceived refundJan
2016Suspicious call, avoid sharing detailsJan
2016Daily scams from foreign callersSep
2015Effective call blocker prevents scammersSep
2015Scammers exploit elderly, potentially harmfulJul
2015Expensive service for elderly parentJun
2015Company exploits vulnerable consumers' healthJun
2015Invasive call, hung up immediatelyMay
2015Receiving silent calls frequentlyMay
2015Concerned about unsolicited health inquiryMay
2015Elderly man targeted by scamApr
2015Call disconnected, no message leftNov
2014Scam targeted elderly, fraudulent chargesAug
2014Scammed elderly dad for supplementsMar
2014Claimed to conduct health surveyMar
2014Health advice call about lupusFeb
2014Unanswered call received todayJan
2014Scam call targeting elderly womanDec
2013Scam call; protect personal informationNov
2013Called twice, no answer receivedNov
2013Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 18 November 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blackmill(Glamorgan) and East Stanley(Durham).
02030048984 has 31 comments of which 21 x neutral and 8 x negative and 2 x positive
02030048984 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030048984 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive telemarketing number linked to Souza Healthcare, targeting predominantly elderly or vulnerable individuals with unsolicited calls promoting overpriced vitamin and supplement products, such as rosehip capsules and pomegranate extracts. Callers often claim knowledge of personal health details, attempting to establish trust before requesting payment information. Numerous reports indicate repeated daily calls, pressure to purchase, and unauthorised charges running into hundreds of pounds, with customers receiving questionable or no products in return. The company’s credibility is widely doubted, and there are warnings about potential health risks if supplements are taken without medical advice. Many advise not to share any financial details, to block the number, and to report suspicious activity to relevant authorities, especially to protect elderly relatives.
Reports on phone number 02030048984
10 yearsHeads up about Souza Healthcare, folks!Souza Healthcare10 yearsSouza Healthcare is behind this number and they'll claim they care about your wellbeing, pushing you to buy their pills which are just overpriced vitamins. Once you purchase something, they won't stop bothering you with calls. Don’t fall for their tricks. I've put their number on blacklist with my new TrueCall blocker to make sure they can't ring me anymore.Souza Healthcare10 yearsGot a ring from this number earlier and Truecall just blocked it straight away.Truecall10 yearsGot a call from this number, but Trucall automatically blocked it and logged it. Strange!Trucall10 yearsSomeone called up my missus pretending to offer some product for £19.99, but weirdly they already knew bits about her health. It felt dodgy how much they seemed to know. She was careful and didn’t hand over any card or cheque details. Then they put some ‘manager’ on the call who also tried to get info, but when that didn’t work, they just hung up on her. The voices sounded like a Troy with an Indian accent and a bloke named Jason running the show. Where on earth do these people get this info from?TroyJason11 yearsFor the past three days, this number has been ringing me daily. The caller, a man who spoke with an Indian accent, somehow knew my last name and was oddly friendly, almost a bit too much. When I asked what the purpose of the call was, he said he just wanted to check on my health. Still, he kept pushing with questions that made me quite uncomfortable, so I had to hang up. It’s scary how they manage to get your name and phone number like that. (Never share your card or banking info!)11 yearsI just got a call from these guys and didn't even pick up. I've got my phone set to instantly go to voicemail with a message saying no business calls will be taken. After looking up the number here, it’s clear they’re fraudsters. When will the authorities actually do something to stop these awful scams?11 yearsI've no idea who this is, so I just ignore any calls from this number.11 yearsThis number has rung me thrice over the past few days, with someone named "Vincent" pestering me about how I'm feeling. I told him that if anything's wrong health-wise, I'll bring it up with my doctor. Honestly, Vincent sounds so rude and pushy - definitely not my GP!Vincent11 yearsThis number has been ringing me loads, the caller says his name is Derek but he sounds like he’s from Asia. I told him I wasn’t interested in his medicine, yet he kept calling me back :( He mentioned some cream by name and told me you can’t get it in normal health stores, only through them. I ended the call when I figured out it was a scam. I’m 76 years old.Derek11 yearsGot a couple of calls today from someone saying they were from Sousa Healthcare. Definitely a cold call.Sousa Healthcare11 yearsI got a call from these folks and ended up agreeing to buy a month’s supply for about £14. Later, when I checked my bank statement, I noticed they’d taken nearly £365! I returned everything to them, but they still haven’t refunded me. Really frustrating!11 yearsThis afternoon I got a rather long call from a man named Angelo, who sounded like he might be of Indian background, claiming to be from Souza Healthcare. He was going on about a rosehip product that supposedly helps with arthritis and mentioned a special deal for £15. He also said they’d call me back regularly to check on how I was doing with it. The number he gave matched the one above, but the address he told me was Unit 26, Upper Dunberry Lane, Belfast, BD7 0HD - which doesn’t match the details on their official website. When I asked if he needed my bank info, he first said no, then suddenly asked for my debit card number. I wasn’t having any of it and hung up. Definitely suspicious call - trust me, don’t hand over your card details to anyone calling out of the blue!AngeloSouza HealthcareUpper Dunberry LaneBelfast11 yearsI keep getting calls all the time from strangers overseas, obviously scams. Best thing to do is just hang up straight away and dont bother talking to them.11 yearsI reckon this was the outfit that kept ringing up trying to shove Rosehip Syrup or some dodgy stuff like that. Since I bought a Truecall call blocker, none of those scam calls get past it anymore. Honestly, I'm glad me mum is safe from all these shady phone calls now.Rosehip Syrup11 yearsAbsolute con artists! They called my dad, who's quite old, saying he needed these pills to help with his mobility problems. He ended up giving them his card details, and the pills showed up soon after. I looked into what was actually in them and even asked his doctor about it, and apparently, he shouldn’t be on those pills at all. They might even mess with his current meds and be dangerous!11 yearsYeah my mum’s 83 and she got hit for £374 as well! Can’t believe it, ridiculous!11 yearsI got a call from a company saying they were Souza Healthcare, which is actually a small outfit based in Wembley. They push expensive vitamin pills and pomegranate supplements. Feels like they're preying on people who might not be able to tell better. A dietitian named Alison Hornby, who speaks for the BDA, mentioned that the proof about pomegranates being good for health just isn't clear yet. She pointed out: "Some research hints at possible benefits, but nothing definitive has been proven. The few studies showing improvements in health were tiny, so we definitely need more thorough research to understand how pomegranate might really help."Souza HealthcareWembleyAlison HornbyBritish Dietetic Association11 yearsSome person called, started asking about how I’ve been feeling. I just ended the call straight away.11 yearsThis number keeps ringing me and when I picked up once, there was just silence on the other end.11 yearsJust got a call today from someone claiming to be Health and Welfare. They began quizzing me about my health. I’m really puzzled how they managed to get my name and number in the first place.Health and12 yearsThere's this company that keeps ringing my elderly dad, who's 85, asking for his bank card info. Sounds like a total scam to me.12 yearsReceived a call this evening but it disconnected as soon as I answered. There was no message left behind. Quite odd, really!12 yearsMy 83 year old grandma got a call from these lot, they asked for her bank info and then took £47 from her. They promised some miracle pomegranate pills but never sent anything. Honestly, they should be put behind bars for this.13 yearsMy 82-year-old dad, who’s hard of hearing and just lost his wife, got caught up in a scam. They talked him into buying these dodgy pomegranate pills, charging nearly £300! They sent him enough for three years, but they’ll go off in just one. Absolutely ridiculous.13 yearsGot a call earlier from someone saying they were doing a health survey, said it was really important.13 yearsToday I got a call from these people, they wanted to chat about my health. They suggested I try taking rosehip to help with my lupus issues. I told them I'd check with my doctor first. Bit odd if you ask me.13 yearsI got a ring earlier but when I picked up, there was no one there.13 yearsIn the afternoon of 5th December 2013, my 84-year-old mum got a call from someone named Dora, claiming to be from Healthcare. She was told if she bought rosehip capsules, she'd no longer need her walking stick! Apparently, these capsules weren’t available in stores and had to be specially ordered. Dora initially said they were £30, then dropped the price to £14.90 because mum is a pensioner. When they asked for her card details, mum said she’d rather send a cheque once the capsules arrived. They replied that cheques aren’t safe, and then mum said she didn’t want them after all. Without a word, the caller just hung up on her!Mum13 yearsGot a call supposedly from Steve Coster at some 'health care unit' saying stuff about vitamins then tried to get my mum’s credit card number. Honestly, I reckon you should just make a loud noise down the phone and then block that number for good!Steve Coster13 yearsToday this number rang me a couple times but nobody picked up when I answered.Submit Your Own Report (020 3004 8984)
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