02030078139
TimeLine☎️ 02030078139 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203007 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030078139
- User finds comment annoyingNov
2023Warning of possible scam detectionNov
2023Unexpected cold call, suspicious identityNov
2023Received suspicious call from LondonNov
2023Warning about potential scam happeningNov
2023Possible scam marketing call from IndiaNov
2023VM blocked user, thanksOct
2023Claimed to conduct marketing surveyOct
2023Frustrated by repeated missed callsOct
2023Unsolicited marketing call from BTOct
2023Marketing Company with similar numbersOct
2023Annoying repeated calls from researchersOct
2023Suspected spam call not answeredOct
2023Indian accent, offering mobile deal, scammyOct
2023Suspicious caller falsely claiming affiliationOct
2023Unpleasant experience with possible scamOct
2023London number, likely call from scammerOct
2023Suspected scam or cold callOct
2023Number Of Searches: 110 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 09 October 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kents Hill(Buckinghamshire), Sheldon(Devon) and St Brides(Pembrokeshire).
02030078139 has 18 comments of which 15 x neutral and 3 x negative
Reports on phone number 02030078139
3 yearsSo irritating!3 yearsGot a call from some scammer asking for my debit or credit card info to pay for TPS. Total con!TPS3 yearsI received an unsolicited phone call from some outfit called 'Call Guardian' inquiring whether I was being inundated with marketing calls. Oddly enough, they even had my surname! When I probed further about whether he was affiliated with BT, his response made it clear he wasn't. So, I promptly ended the conversation!Call GuardianBT3 yearsGot a call from a London number while I was in India, bloke wanted to confirm my address and full name saying it’d stop the spam calls (yeah right). He started asking about expiry dates on stuff, probably to flog them somehow. I gave nothing away, though when I questioned him, he claimed to be from some “Guardian” company or something, but his accent was so thick I could barely catch it. Ended up hanging up on him - was far too pushy for my liking.LondonIndia3 yearsTotal scam, watch out!3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be doing market research but their number was from the UK though they sounded like they were in India. The guy on the phone was quite insistent and kept pestering me. I wouldn’t bother answering if I were you - they seem to sell your details to other businesses after that. Pretty annoying experience overall.UK3 yearsNo voicemail left, so I just blocked the number. Cheers.3 yearsI'm absolutely tired of these incessant calls that never seem to come to an end.3 yearsClaimed he was undertaking a market research study.3 yearsGot a second spam call from BT, which was pretty annoying since we don’t even have an account with them. Total nuisance!BT3 yearsGot a call round 3:15 this afternoon, didn’t bother answering ‘cause I thought it was one of those spam numbers. No voicemail left either, so I reckon my suspicions were right. Seriously, OFCOM needs to step up and do something about these nuisance calls, but I wouldn’t bet on it anytime soon!OFCOM3 yearsAbout thirty minutes back, I got a call from a marketing firm, and then a bunch of calls came in from numbers that looked almost the same.3 yearsThis firm seems to have a myriad of closely related phone numbers. I'm receiving a couple of calls daily, despite being signed up with the Telephone Preference Service. It’s quite bothersome, to say the least! I rang them back, and they claimed to be a market research outfit.Telephone Preference Service3 yearsI received a call from a woman with an Indian accent, claiming she could provide a discount on my phone contract. When I expressed my doubts, she vehemently assured me it wasn’t a scam, even going as far as reciting some old personal details linked to my number. It's a bit unnerving, really, as it seems they’re not merely looking to con me; they’re leveraging stolen identification details.3 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming to be from O2, but I reckon they’re just trying their luck! Quite amusing, really!3 yearsI received a rather curt call from someone claiming to represent O2, insisting that it was time for my airtime contract to be renewed. When I expressed my doubts about their legitimacy and mentioned I had no intention of renewing, they became quite agitated. It does baffle me how they’re still able to manage such calls, considering the advanced technology we have at our fingertips nowadays!3 yearsGot a call from what looked like a London number. The bloke said he was an O2 contractor, like a few other calls I've gotten lately. Pretty obvious scam, probably from overseas. I told him to jog on and ended the call. Now I’ve blocked the number.London3 yearsReceived a couple of calls from this number, but they both went straight to voicemail. Strangely, they didn't leave any sort of message. Seems like it might be a dodgy call or just a telemarketer.Submit Your Own Report (020 3007 8139)
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