02030955858
TimeLine☎️ 02030955858 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Andrews & Arnold Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203095 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030955858
- Initially skeptical, verified and successfulAug
2024Ignore suspicious NHS email retrievalFeb
2024Ignoring, scam numbers, avoid callingJun
2023Temporary NHS email password resetMay
2022Received genuine temporary NHS mail passwordSep
2021Requesting temporary NHS email passwordDec
2020COVID test not booked, misspelled textNov
2020Received odd work password messagesNov
2020Received password for new accountMay
2020Password for NHSMail account receivedApr
2020Unexpected temporary password in messageFeb
2020Received unexpected text with passwordFeb
2020HMRC lawsuit, needed to connectSep
2019Received text with unknown passwordSep
2019Suspicious text about NHSmail passwordAug
2019Received suspicious IRS scam callJun
2018Received text for temporary passwordJun
2018Constant scam texts from numberFeb
2018Number Of Searches: 213 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 09 February 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chipping Hill(Essex) and Scar House Reservoir(North Yorkshire).
02030955858 has 18 comments of which 9 x neutral and 6 x negative and 3 x positive
02030955858 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030955858 👆 is reported as a number used primarily to send temporary NHSmail passwords, often to legitimate NHS staff or care workers. However, some recipients receive unexpected or repeated messages, causing confusion and suspicion of scams. A few messages contain spelling errors and unverified links, which some users warn against interacting with. There are also reports of unrelated scam attempts falsely claiming to be from authorities like HMRC associated with this number. Overall, while the number is connected to genuine NHS communications, caution is advised - do not respond to unexpected texts or call back unknown numbers, especially if you have not initiated any password reset or related action.
Reports on phone number 02030955858
2 yearsReading the reviews I was convinced it was a scam, but when I signed up for NHS mail, I got a message from this number with a new password for it. I gave it a go and it actually worked for logging in.NHS2 yearsGot an NHS email out of the blue, never signed up for it. Best to just ignore it completely.NHS3 yearsDon’t trust any positive reviews about this number, it’s definitely a scam. Best to just ignore it and not ring back or respond.4 yearsI just got an email from the NHS saying my temporary password had been reset. Anyone else get this? Bit strange, wasn't expecting it at all.5 yearsI just got a temporary password to reset my NHS mail from this number, and it seems legit.NHS6 yearsI got a temporary password sent to my nhs email to reset it. Seems legit.6 yearsGot a text sayin I need to do a covid test but I never booked one. The message is full of spelling errors and there’s a link in it, but I didn’t click on it cos it looked dodgy. Really fishy if you ask me.6 yearsGot a couple of texts this morning from some random number with a new nhsmail password. I’m actually NHS staff and use this number for work, so it was pretty odd and a bit irritating.NHS6 yearsI got a message from this number saying 'the password for your new nhsmail account is'. When I get texts from my gp extra or nhs, they usually kick off with nhs-no reply. This one felt a bit off to me.NHS6 yearsGot a text saying “the password for your new nhsmail account is: XxxX-XXxX-XXXx” which is odd cos I work in care but not for the NHS. What’s weirder is it came to my personal phone. Bit suspicious if you ask me.6 yearsGot a message with a “temporary password” out of the blue. Wasn’t waiting for anything like that.6 yearsI just got a text with a temporary password from them, no clue what it's for.7 yearsI received a notification from HMRC about a lawsuit they're initiating against me. I had to hit one to connect with the case officer!HMRC7 yearsGot a message from this number with some temporary password, but no clue what it's for.7 yearsI received a message from this number indicating that my new password for my NHSmail account is: iehg-...8 yearsGot a voicemail with some American accent, says it’s from HM Revenue and Customs, and warns "as soon as you get this, action’s being taken." then the call dropped. Seems like loads of these calls have been coming through lately. Seriously, how did my mobile number get out there for this nonsense?HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a message out of the blue asking me to send a temp password but no clue for what or who it’s meant for!8 yearsI've been bombarded with five messages from this particular number, each stating something along the lines of “your temporary password is y#VdoABh” - the actual password changes with each message. This nonsense kicked off on 12th January 2018 and pops up at random intervals ever since. On 31st January, I shot back a text saying, “You’ve got the wrong number,” but there’s been no indication that they even received it, and the messages keep coming. It’s incredibly bothersome and seems like it could be part of some dodgy scam. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to handle this situation? Cheers, Max A.Max ASubmit Your Own Report (020 3095 5858)
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