02030111679
☎️ 02030111679 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by VoiceHost Limited. It is part of the phone block 203011 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030111679
- Suspicious call about Microsoft licencesJun
2023Correction regarding UK call centresMay
2022Contact Open Reach, report fraudMay
2022Warning about potential fraudulent companyMay
2022Potential scam from Netplus TelecomFeb
2022Missed call, no message leftJan
2022Telecom services provider like ZoomJan
2022Unable to summarize provided informationDec
2021Feeling ignored during conversationDec
2021Expensive charges; poor service experienceNov
2021Zoom caused severe problems, harassingOct
2021Struggling with service provider harassmentAug
2021Unwanted calls, no voicemails leftAug
2021Risky for elderly individuals' safetyAug
2021Telemarketer called, no responseJun
2021Report companies to governing bodiesJun
2021OFCOM found breaches in 2019Jun
2021Fraudulent company preying on vulnerableFeb
2021Unknown person requesting alternate phoneJan
2021File complaints, escalate, pursue compensationDec
2020Issues with Zoom Telecom slammingDec
2020Consider ADR for company complaintsFeb
2020UK Direct Debit Guarantee explainedFeb
2020Report slamming to UK regulatoryFeb
2020Concerns about impact on vulnerableFeb
2020Elderly relative mistreated, poor resolutionFeb
2020Ofcom investigating various companies for slammingFeb
2020Intervened in potential telecom scamFeb
2020Struggling with Zoom telecom complaintsJan
2020Ongoing issue with Zoom telecomJan
2020Suspicious phone calls demanding moneyJan
2020Unidentified caller seeking colleague detailsNov
2019Privacy invasion through repeated callsNov
2019Scam targeting elderly family memberNov
2019Ongoing unwanted calls, reported to policeOct
2019Met Plus telecom hijacked number. AVOIDMar
2019Ignore, block, fake TPS serviceJul
2018Unsolicited calls from unknown numberMar
2018Scam, poor quality, not legitimateDec
2017Scam to manipulate vulnerable individualNov
2017Questioning legitimacy of telephone serviceOct
2017Unauthorized direct debit from telemarketerOct
2017Unauthorized charges, refusal to payOct
2017Warning against unauthorized direct debitOct
2017Scam targeting elderly for TPSAug
2017Beware of unauthorized phone cancellationsAug
2017Telephone number calling repeatedlyJun
2017Unwanted calls from unreliable companyJun
2017Fraudulent company scamming for moneyMay
2016Number Of Searches: 391 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 20 May 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Congelow(Kent), Thurlaston(Leicestershire) and Trevor Gardens(East Sussex).
02030111679 has 32 comments of which 21 x negative and 11 x neutral
02030111679 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030111679 👆 is reported as a scam operation targeting vulnerable and elderly individuals by fraudulently taking over landline numbers, imposing unauthorised charges, and setting up direct debits without consent. The companies behind these calls, including Zoom Telecom and Met Plus Telecom, have repeatedly been fined by Ofcom for malpractice such as “slamming” (illegally switching phone providers) and mis-selling. Victims frequently describe aggressive and threatening behaviour, with poor or no evidence provided for alleged debts. These firms often operate from overseas call centres, complicating enforcement. Affected consumers are advised to report to Ofcom, Trading Standards, and their banks to cancel direct debits and claim refunds through indemnity payments. Support is available via Alternative Dispute Resolution schemes if complaints are ignored. Blocking the number and not engaging with calls is strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 02030111679
3 yearsGot a call the other day saying they needed to check on Microsoft licenses and had me down as the contact. Told them that wasn’t right, then they just hung up. I blocked the number straight away - definitely sounds like a scam to me.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with NetPlus Telecom saying I had an outstanding debt and threatened I'd go into default if I didn’t sort it straight away. Complete stress!Netplus Telecom5 yearsGot two calls from 02030111679 but when I checked my answerphone there was no message left.5 yearsNo sound coming through when I answered!!5 yearsI’m absolutely appalled by Metplus! They switched my elderly father, who has dementia, to a costly plan without proper consent. Now we’re being hit with a staggering £100 fee just to terminate his contract. It’s utterly disgraceful! Do yourselves a favour and steer clear of this company at all costs!5 yearsParticularly perilous, especially for the elderly.5 yearsKeeps ringing all the time, I haven’t blocked the number yet but now they’re just leaving silent voicemails.5 yearsPicked up the phone but no one spoke, then the call was ended straight away. I’m registered with the TPS so why are they bothering me?Telephone Preference Service5 years02030111679 Just a heads up, on 4th June 2021, OFCOM found that Guaranteed Telecom and Met Technologies broke three rules under General Condition 7 of the UK Communications Act 2003, mainly related to SLAMMING - basically, mis-selling throughout 2019. As a result, OFCOM can impose a hefty fine on Kunal Gupta, who’s the Director based in India for both firms, due to his registration here in the UK, and demand he fixes the issues for everyone who was affected.OFCOMGuaranteed TelecomMet TechnologiesKunal GuptaUK6 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian sub-continent accent, saying BT needed another number for ‘Elizabeth Clark’ since her phone wasn’t working properly. I have no idea who this Elizabeth person is, and I wasn’t really sure where it was going, so I just ended the call out of boredom.Elizabeth ClarkBTElizabeth6 yearsIn our case, an elderly family member went through a lot of upset and harm due to the way Met Plus handled things. Their care was lacking and nowhere near what you'd expect. When we raised concerns, those in charge wouldn’t give a sincere apology or fix what went wrong, and shockingly, they even tried to bill us extra fees that weren’t meant to be charged. It felt like they were just trying to hassle us and our relative rather than sort things out properly.Met Plus6 yearsBased on what we've gone through, it might help to know this: If you think a communications provider has switched your number without permission and won’t let it go, or they're stopping you from moving to a different provider against the rules, you should use the proper channels to get the UK telecom regulators involved. They can force the provider to free up your number or stop them from doing it again wrongly. This way, you can switch providers and keep your number, which you’re entitled to by law. OFCOM’s website has guidance on how to raise a complaint and what steps to take next.UKOFCOM6 yearsIf you’ve been stuck after roughly eight weeks of trying to sort things out with your CSP, especially when dealing with those companies listed below, you might want to give the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) a go. This is useful if you worry that vulnerable people might be involved too. In the UK, all telecom companies must be signed up to an ADR scheme, which will either be the Telecoms Ombudsman or CISAS. You can find which ADR schemes they belong to on Ofcom’s website.CSPUKOffice of the Telecommunications OmbudsmanCISASOfcom6 yearsJust saw on Ofcom's site that they’ve been looking into some firms since 20 November 2019. They’re checking out whether there’s been any dodgy mis-selling or slamming going on, both in the past and what's happening now. If anyone wants more info or needs to get in touch, all the details are up on their website.Ofcom6 yearsFrom what I’ve gathered and reading others’ stories, in the UK there’s a Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme that protects us. If any payment seems set up without proper permission or done by mistake, you can ask your bank or building society to cancel the direct debit. Even better, you can ask for a refund through something called an 'indemnity claim'. If the bank agrees that your claim is valid, they should sort out a full refund straight away. It’s quite reassuring to know this protection’s in place.UK6 yearsMy 80 year old dad has dementia and has been targeted by Zoom telecom, and like many others, he’s been caught up in this nightmare. When I stepped up to try and put a stop to it, they switched tactics and started hassling me for payment instead. Social Services got Trading Standards and the police involved, and now, following their advice, I’m planning to file a complaint with Ofcom. Trading Standards reckon it’s not a genuine company, but honestly, not many people seem willing to take real action to tackle this mess.Zoom TelecomSocial ServicesOfcom7 yearsGot a couple of calls from them yesterday. They acted like they knew me and even mentioned my aunt, who’s got dementia, saying she owed them some money. Didn’t answer when they rang the second time, but they left a voicemail telling me to ring them back.7 yearsI've been getting calls on my private mobile, and it's happened twice in just a couple of days. Even though the number changes each time, the voice and the questions they ask never seem to vary.7 yearsMy 80-year-old sister-in-law got a call from someone claiming to be BT, saying she owed £300 and had to pay up or else there'd be consequences. She ended the call, but they phoned her again right after. They sounded really believable too.BT7 yearsGot this number ringing me non stop lately. I got so fed up I rang em back and warned them I’d report them to the cops if they kept it up. Proper annoying, I totally lost it with them!7 yearsMet Plus telecom is behind this number. They took over my ex husband's phone line - he suffers from dementia - and now they want a big sum to return it. Stay clear of them. Never share any personal info or sign up for anything with these lot.Met Plus telecom8 yearsTotally a scam, claiming to be TPS. Best just to block the number and not bother with them.8 yearsI got a call from this number, asking for someone I definitely don't know. I just hung up. Then they rang back saying their records showed we’d been in touch with a different number, and they needed to reach the person who owns it. I ended the call again. When they called a third time, insisting it was crucial to find and speak to the owner, I told them if they called again, I’d be reporting it to the cops and hung up. Had a chat with my partner later and turns out the number they mentioned was actually a nearby curry takeaway. Proper strange.9 yearsThe Telephone Preference Management Service seems a bit fishy as there isn't any official website for it. Be cautious-it feels like a scam to me! Plus, the audio quality is rather subpar. Just to clarify, this should not be mixed up with the genuine Telephone Preference Service, which is perfectly legitimate.9 yearsMy 82 year old mum, who’s got dementia, got a call claiming to be from her bank. They said they were sending over an engineer.9 yearsIsn't the Telephone Preference Service supposed to be free? This sounds a bit dodgy to me, possibly a scam.Preference9 yearsEarlier this year, a direct debit was apparently arranged through the "Telephone Preference Management Service" without me giving any permission. Thankfully, my bank stopped the payment before it went through. Today, they rang again, mentioning they had contacted us back in March. We hung up straight away. This number is now on my block list.Telephone Preference Management Service9 yearsI never gave Zoom telecom permission to put a direct debit on my bank account, but they tried anyway. Honestly, they seem like total scammers to me, so I’d stay well clear of them.Zoom Telecom9 yearsAvoid dealing with these people! They called offering cheaper phone lines but never properly said who they were or even checked if they had the correct company. Worst of all, they cancelled our business lines with no permission. Such a hassle!9 yearsThis number, 01613549887, just keeps ringing with nobody talking at all. It's quite annoying getting these silent calls.9 yearsI keep getting call after call from Met-Plus Telecom, but they're constantly asking for my neighbour. I’m baffled as to how they’ve managed to track down our private number. Honestly, their dodgily spelled website doesn’t exactly inspire confidence either.Met - Plus Telecom10 yearsAVOID THIS NUMBER LIKE THE PLAGUE! It's a dodgy outfit trying to scam you into coughing up cash to 'stop' bothersome calls. They typically demand around £100 each time! Absolute charlatans, I tell you. They've already swindled my elderly parent, who’s 84, out of this money and refuse to refund it. Despite the fact that UK legislation allows you to cancel any contract within a fortnight - which we did - they aren't budging. I’m absolutely determined to reclaim this money. The police are next on my agenda!UKSubmit Your Own Report (020 3011 1679)
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