02030393967
TimeLine☎️ 02030393967 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by VoiceHost Limited. It is part of the phone block 203039 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030393967
- Daily calls without voicemails leftNov
2023Unexpected late call from studentNov
2023Scammers condescendingly enjoy life's fruitsNov
2023Possible donation scam from BrunelNov
2023Suspected spam; no message leftNov
2023Unsolicited call from possible scamNov
2023Missed call from spam numberNov
2023Call was missed from numberNov
2023Number Of Searches: 22 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 16 November 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Welland(Worcestershire), New Basford(Nottinghamshire), New Beckenham(Greater London) and Scarcroft(West Yorkshire).
02030393967 has 8 comments of which 6 x neutral and 2 x negative
02030393967 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030393967 👆 is reported as a persistent spam caller often contacting people in the evening without leaving messages. Some claim to be from Brunel University seeking donations, which sounds suspicious to many. Callers have mentioned personal details like university attended to appear credible. The tone can turn rude when questioned, with boastful remarks about wealth despite economic hardships. The calls often hang up once an answerphone picks up, suggesting automated scam tactics. Multiple missed calls from similar numbers have been noted, reinforcing suspicions of spam or scam activity. Overall, it’s seen as an unsolicited nuisance that many classify as potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 02030393967
3 yearsI'm receiving calls from this number every day, but they never bother to leave a message.3 yearsGot a call from this girl just after 9pm, she somehow knew my last name and even the uni I went to - Brunel. She said she was doing international business and sounded really unsure about what she wants to do with it.Brunel University3 yearsThese fraudsters seem to be having a blast. When I questioned them about preying on the elderly and vulnerable, they got super patronising. One even went on about how, “while you lot are scraping by on your modest meals, if you’re lucky, they’ll be lounging by Miami’s shore soon, knocking back cocktails and tucking into fancy lobster dishes.” They boasted about cashing in big time, living large despite the cost of living crisis, and raking in millions while the rest of us watch our wages shrink. Proper infuriating stuff.Miami3 yearsHad a call from someone claiming to represent Brunel Uni, asking if I could give £10 a month to support a student fund. It felt a bit dodgy, like it might’ve been a scam.Brunel University3 yearsI didn't receive any messages; as soon as the voicemail activated, the caller hung up. I reckon it's one of those nuisance numbers.3 yearsGot a call from 02030393967 around 7pm or later, and there was this Irish lady’s voice that just said "Hello" then cut off as soon as she heard my voicemail. Didn’t ask for it or anything, so I’m pretty sure it’s some kind of scam. I went ahead and blocked the number now.3 yearsThis number popped up on my caller ID but I couldn’t pick up.3 yearsGot a missed call from this number a couple of hours back, and I noticed yesterday there was a missed call too, but from a number that looked almost the same - 02030393975. That one’s marked as spam, so I’m guessing this one’s dodgy as well.Submit Your Own Report (020 3039 3967)
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