02030062759
☎️ 02030062759 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203006 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030062759
- Alleged scam attempt, seeking retaliationJul
2019Cold caller misrepresented healthcare affiliationMar
2019Suspicious call from unknown sourceJan
2019User is annoyed with repeated callsDec
2018Scam call for green-lipped pillSep
2018Frustrated with nosy health questionsJun
2018Beware of suspicious sales callsMay
2018Repetitive scams bypass call blockersMay
2018Scam call from fake pharmacyMar
2018Overpriced supplement scam, ignore itMar
2018Received suspicious health call, blockedFeb
2018Scam caller selling coconut oilFeb
2018Selling persistent Turmeric supplementsFeb
2018Telemarketers calling again, limited numbersFeb
2018Unwanted sales calls from MaxFeb
2018Blocked wellbeing consultants for spamJan
2018Number blocked due to nuisanceDec
2017Unwanted call; potential scam concernDec
2017Unwanted call about healthcare servicesDec
2017Nuisance call from unknown numberDec
2017Persistent seller calls after rejectionsNov
2017Unauthorized text message impersonating FacebookSep
2017Suspicious health call, unsolicited inquirySep
2017Caller causing need for supplementsSep
2017Report MAX for pestering motherAug
2017Persistent company selling natural remediesAug
2017Persistent hard sell of supplementsAug
2017Questionable high-priced supplements contentAug
2017Pushy salesman, unproven health supplementsAug
2017Selling health supplements at high pricesAug
2017Selling aggressive health supplementsAug
2017Aggressive promotion of health supplementsAug
2017Avoid unknown medication sources onlineJun
2017Scam call, probing personal informationApr
2017Scam call targeting elderly individualJan
2017Number Of Searches: 268 Number Of Comments: 35 First Seen: 26 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Corsock(Dumfries and Galloway), Diptonmill(Northumberland), Dunkenny(Angus), Forston(Dorset) and Totscore(Highland).
02030062759 has 35 comments of which 15 x negative and 20 x neutral
02030062759 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030062759 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance often linked to scams targeting the elderly, involving cold calls from individuals claiming to represent healthcare or wellbeing companies. Callers typically inquire about personal health details and attempt to sell expensive supplements, including turmeric and arthritis-related products, often under dubious company names. Despite many recipients being registered on the TPS and blocking the number, calls continue unabated. Numerous users express concern about privacy breaches, with some reporting identity misuse and aggressive follow-ups after refusal. The consensus warns against engaging with callers and advises vigilance, particularly for vulnerable older adults, urging residents to block the number and report suspicious activity to relevant authorities for protection against potential fraudsters.
Reports on phone number 02030062759
7 yearsSomeone attempted to scam my elderly mum. If you’re Mr Modhwadia from 84 Grange Farm Close, South Harrow, I’m warning you - you best keep your door bolted. I’m on my way.ModhwadiaGrange Farm CloseSouth Harrow8 yearsGot a call from a woman asking for my dad, who passed away some time ago. She sounded like she was from a healthcare service, trying to ask about his health. Turns out the company is We Care Global Ltd, which actually sells vitamins and nutritional supplements online. My number’s on the TPS list, yet they still rang me - now I’ve blocked their number.We Care Global LtdTelephone Preference Service8 yearsGot a call from a lady who sounded African, asking for me by name. She claimed to be from some Wellness Centre and wanted to know what meds I’m on. I asked if she was from the NHS, and she said no, but mentioned she was doing a survey about medicines to maybe recommend vitamins. I told her, “Hang on, you want info on my meds? Ever heard of data protection laws?” She quickly said sorry and said goodbye, promising to remove me from their list. Yeah, right, totally genuine!Wellness CentreNHS8 yearsI never pick up anymore but the phone still keeps ringing nonstop. Honestly, someone should really sort out all these annoying calls from unknown people. It's getting really tiring.8 yearsYesterday, my father in law got a call from this number, selling some miracle pill for gout that supposedly has "green lipped mussels" in it. They asked for his card details right over the phone, which thankfully he didn't agree to. The business is located in Bury, Manchester, so it’s odd that they’re calling from a London number, isn’t it?BuryManchesterLondon8 yearsGot a call from some health care place. They wanted to know how I’m doing and if I get enough exercise. I told them they probably have my info already, so why ask? I ended the call quickly and hung up. Then they rang me straight back but I just ignored it. What’s the best way to block these calls for good? It’s so annoying!8 yearsToday I got a call from a pleasant lady named Vanessa, speaking with a thick Indian accent. She asked loads about how I was feeling, which was all fine, but then she started trying to sell me this turmeric supplement. I said straight away I wasn’t interested in giving out any payment details. She actually took it quite well and mentioned she worked for a place called VK Global in Greater Manchester. I looked them up afterwards, couldn’t find any genuine health company under that name. So yeah, I think I was right to be wary. Honestly, I’d say don’t take anything at face value and keep your guard up!VanessaGreater ManchesterVK Global8 yearsI already put this number on my block list, but they manage to ring me anyway - pretty clear they’re scammers or dodgy people who find ways around call blockers.9 yearsMy elderly dad, who's 85, almost got tricked because he believed it was our nearby chemist calling. I've put a block on their number so they can't ring us anymore, but weirdly, their number keeps popping up in the call history on the phone.9 yearsLike I mentioned before, when they ask me about my workout routine, it’s just a ploy to push expensive supplements. Total scam.9 yearsGot a ring from someone called Max, he kept asking how I was doing health-wise. I ended up hitting the block option on my phone. Fingers crossed I won't get any more calls from him now.Max9 yearsReceived a call from a woman of Asian descent promoting coconut oil capsules purported to alleviate arthritis symptoms, asking for £40. Definitely feels like a scam to me!9 yearsGot a call from someone pushing Turmeric pills. They wouldn’t give up easily.9 yearsAfter telling them firmly to leave me alone about three months back, they’ve gone and started ringing me again. Seems like they’re running low on phone numbers to chase on that dodgy list of theirs.9 yearsThis bloke Max from Health First gave me a ring, but I thought it was from Call Guardian about an appointment, so I answered. He was really polite, asking about how I was and stuff. Then suddenly he starts trying to push some pills on me. I said I wasn’t bothered and hung up. No surprise, he called me again - and he must have rang about four more times after that. Very annoying!MaxHealth FirstCall Guardian9 yearsThey called claiming to be wellbeing consultants, so I just blocked the number straight away.9 yearsDidn't get any voicemail and the number was totally unfamiliar, so I just blocked it. Idiots. They called me two times in just two minutes.9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Health First or a name like that. I told her I wasn’t interested. Makes me wonder if it's just 'cause we're oldies, like pensioners or something?Health First9 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Health First or some organisation like that. I told them I wasn’t interested straight away. Makes me wonder if it’s just because we’re older folks?Health First9 yearsGot a call from a young woman this afternoon, just kept saying hello over and over. I didn’t say a word, just waited it out so they’d waste their minutes. I looked up the number afterwards and saw what it was all about. Total annoyance.9 yearsEven though I turned them down seven times, they just keep ringing back, trying to push their health supplements on me. They really won't quit.9 yearsGot a text claiming my internet access was blocked, and they had my name spot on, same as it shows on Facebook. No chance they guessed my real name with both my maiden and married surnames. Proper dodgy folks trying to scare me.9 yearsI got a call that definitely seemed like it came from one of those call centres. A lady on the line asked for me using my full name, saying she was calling from the nearby health centre to check on my health. I quickly told her to keep out of my affairs and hung up. Pretty sure it was just a firm trying to push health supplements.9 yearsIf these darn calls from this company don't quit soon, I'm gonna have to start taking some chill pills!9 yearsI’ve told this company loads of times to stop but they just keep ringing me about their natural cures, trying to sell them like they’re some miracle solution. They really don’t take no for an answer.9 yearsI need to report this guy named MAX who's been bothering my mum non-stop! Really appreciate any help with this, thanks a lot 🙏9 yearsI've said no plenty of times, but these people just don't take a hint with their health supplements. They keep phoning, trying to push their products on me over and over.9 yearsThey keep trying to sell these ridiculously expensive supplements, and I haven’t got a clue what’s actually inside them!9 yearsHad this annoying guy keep ringing me about some health pills that seem totally dodgy. Felt like a proper hard sell with no real proof they work. Quite frustrating!9 yearsThey kept pushing their health products on me, claiming they've got a remedy for every single problem you might have. Definitely one of those hard sell types.9 yearsThey kept pushing these health supplements really hard, wouldn’t take no for an answer. Felt like a total sales pitch.9 yearsThey were pushing expensive health pills, saying loads of big things about them but trying hard to get me to buy.9 yearsGot a call from someone with a foreign accent trying to sell some sort of arthritis medication. Honestly, if you're after medical advice, it’s best to visit a proper doctor. Don’t buy meds from sketchy websites or strangers, it’s just not safe.10 yearsMy mum got a ring from this number and the woman on the line said her name was Ruth, but never mentioned where she was calling from. She asked if my mum lived by herself and if she had any health issues, like Alzheimer's or anything. Then she wanted to know what she usually does during the day. When the questions got a bit too intrusive, my mum straight up asked why she was prying into such private stuff, and then the woman just hung up. A few minutes later, my mum decided to call the number back. This time a bloke answered and confirmed that asking these kinds of questions was part of their company’s thing, even gave a website address: www.vk.co.uk. Obviously, it’s a scam. I’ve told her that she shouldn’t take calls like this seriously and just hang up if anything sketchy comes up again.Ruth10 yearsThis number rang my grandma claiming to be from Barclays. She’s got Alzheimer’s and doesn’t keep any bank information around, but you could tell they were trying to get her to share her account details. Quite worrying how they target vulnerable people like that.Barclays BankSubmit Your Own Report (020 3006 2759)
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