02030969746
TimeLine☎️ 02030969746 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voiceflex Limited. It is part of the phone block 203096 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030969746
- Checkmycar.com attempted fraud. Avoid!May
2026Suspected spam, potential bank fraudMar
2026Repeated calls, voice message scamMar
2026Be wary of phone scamOct
2023Fake O2 discount scam warningOct
2023Excessive calls, likely spam callsOct
2023Caller identified as spam, blockedSep
2023Scam call pretending to be O2Sep
2023Missed calls, likely scam attemptsSep
2023Verified site to block scammersSep
2023Frequent unwanted calls, heeded warningsSep
2023Phishing scam pretending to be O2Sep
2023Excessive repetitive calling from O2Sep
2023Received unclear call from providerSep
2023Received unwanted calls consecutivelySep
2023Scam claim, not O2 NetworkSep
2023Warning about potential phone scamSep
2023Received silent call from O2Sep
2023Warning: potential O2 scam callAug
2023Multiple unwanted calls, blocking numberAug
2023Ignoring repetitive calls with silent responsesAug
2023Be cautious of o2 scamAug
2023User suspects a scam with discountsAug
2023Suspicious call, possibly a scamAug
2023Suspicious early morning property callAug
2023Multiple spam call attempts. BlockingAug
2023Identifying O2 network as fraudulentAug
2023Confusing call from O2. SpammingAug
2023Number Of Searches: 256 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 15 August 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Lakeside(Essex), Marsden Height(Lancashire), Melcombe(Somerset), Pattiswick(Essex) and South Marston(Wiltshire).
02030969746 has 27 comments of which 8 x negative and 19 x neutral
02030969746 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030969746 👆 is reported as a persistent spam and scam caller posing as O2 or banks, often using urgent-sounding messages to trick people into sharing sensitive information. Many have received multiple calls within minutes, with some victims deceived into providing codes that give scammers access to accounts, causing financial loss and fraudulent contracts. The callers frequently use fake offers and pressure tactics, sometimes with an Indian accent, and can be aggressive if questioned. Most users warn strongly against answering or engaging, noting the calls are not from genuine companies. Several have highlighted the importance and success in dealing with the real companies’ fraud teams after falling victim. The number is widely recognised as suspicious and repeatedly blocked.
Reports on phone number 02030969746
5 monthsMy caller ID labelled the number as possible spam. When I checked my voicemail, there was a message telling me to get in touch about some possible fraud on my bank account.5 monthsI got a call from them a few times in a row, like three times within minutes, then they left a voicemail asking me to ring them back. Pretty sure they were trying to scam me for my bank info.3 yearsThis is definitely a scam. My mum fell for it when she handed over the code during a call, and next thing you know, they accessed her account and signed her up for new phone contracts. I rang up O2’s customer support and they told me they no longer ring customers with offers because of these frauds ringing about. Luckily, the O2 fraud team handled my mum’s case really well. They cancelled all the contracts and secured her account straight away. If anyone ever asks you to give them a code over the phone, just hang up and report it. Don’t ever say the code out loud! It’s a real code from the official O2 login page for resetting your password, and that’s how they get access!O23 yearsSo this person rang me pretending to be from O2, offering some huge discount deal. But it was a scam - they asked me to enter a one-time code to 'verify' my account. Once they got hold of that, they went ahead and ordered a pricey phone contract in my name. Now I’m stuck with the charges! Watch out for this trick.3 yearsDuring the week, I got loads of calls back to back, sometimes only minutes apart. I never picked up because no real company would keep ringing that often without stopping.3 yearsAt first, the call didn’t show as spam, so I just let it go since it’s Saturday and I rarely get calls then. But right after it stopped ringing, they phoned once more. This time my phone flagged it as spam, so I ended the call straight away. Then, just while I was typing this, they tried calling again. Blocked now.3 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from O2, offering me a SIM-only deal for £6, which supposedly included unlimited calls and texts along with 1000 international minutes. I firmly declined their proposal and ended the conversation when they started probing for my bank details. No way I was giving that out!3 yearsGot a call from them thrice today, I ignored them all. A couple weeks back, a different number tried the same thing, with the same Indian accent. Honestly, they couldn’t care less if I reported them to Ofcom.Ofcom3 yearsMy phone showed this number was a scam call. I usually use this website to double-check stuff like this.3 yearsOver the past couple of weeks this number has rung me quite a few times, including twice just a few minutes ago. I made sure not to pick up after reading what others said about these calls. Cheers for the heads up!3 yearsClearly a dodgy phishing attempt, absolutely not a genuine call from O2 Network.O2 Network3 yearsBlimey! Got called 6 times in a row, like no break at all between rings! Nothing winds me up more than when they ring back straight away if you don’t pick up first time, but six times? That’s over the top. Seems like it’s probably O2, I asked for my PAC code from them just yesterday. Their prices are bonkers and the calls sound awful. Honestly, if they really want to hold onto customers, they might wanna hire people you can actually understand to talk you into staying. Makes more sense than this nonsense.3 yearsMy partner handed me the phone, saying someone was offering half off our phone bill. The caller was speaking in a way I couldn’t make out, so I asked them to speak English proper. Then I asked for their name and their boss’s name, but they just kept calling me 'madam', which I found hilarious. I told them, “Do I sound like a woman to you?” That seemed to rile them up, and suddenly I got a load of insults. I just replied, "That's some top-notch service from O2," and they hung up. Can’t wait for the next round! 😂😂😂3 yearsI received an unexpected call yesterday and I've just had another one today.3 yearsLooks like I've stumbled upon a dodgy operation here. They claimed to be representatives of the O2 Network, but I’m fairly certain that's not the case!O2 Network3 yearsGot a call from someone speaking with an Indian accent claiming to be from O2. Best to not pick up - probably a scammer trying to trick you.3 yearsJust after I got a call from some number pretending to be O2 but there was nothing said, just silence, then it hung up on me. This one called me right after that happened.3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be O2, sounded legit at first but the number wasn’t the official O2 one. Don’t fall for it, best thing to do is just end the call straight away.O23 yearsGot three calls from them all within just a few mins. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.3 yearsThis number has rung me three times today. I didn’t pick up the first call, but for the next two I answered and just kept quiet. Both times, the call got disconnected after a few moments of silence.3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were o2 with a huge discount deal, but I’d watch out seriously, sounds fishy to me.3 yearsSomebody pretending to be from 02 called me up saying I could save 40% or even 50% on my bill. I ended up reading out what turned out to be their own number as the 'code' they’d supposedly sent. They actually accepted it like it was legit. Nah, definitely feels like a scam to me.3 yearsI didn’t pick up, wasn’t really expecting anything other than a dodgy call.3 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today asking about a property I supposedly own. Thing is, I’m just renting, don’t have any property at all. Seems a bit dodgy if you ask me.3 yearsI got like four calls at the same time from this number. Couldn't pick up properly cos it kept switching between the calls. I'm just gonna block it now.3 yearsThey claimed to be from O2, but honestly, that’s a load of rubbish. Just another phishing scam or spam call trying to trick you. Definitely don’t trust it!O2 Network3 yearsi got a call from someone claiming to be with o2, sounded indian, but honestly i was just laughing cause i couldn't catch what she was saying. now she wont stop ringing me!Submit Your Own Report (020 3096 9746)
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