02031951310
TimeLine☎️ 02031951310 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Fuse 2 Communications Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203195 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02031951310
- Scam call from Vodafone, bewareMay
2011Suspicious call from Vodaphone representativeNov
2010Suspicious call; likely a scamNov
2010Scam call, hung up angrilySep
2010Suspicious call, potential scam alertAug
2010Missed call, unfamiliar number, no callbackAug
2010Telemarketer seeking personal information complaintAug
2010Suspicious O2 phone scam reportedAug
201002031951310 has 8 comments of which 8 x neutral
02031951310 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02031951310 👆 is reported as a suspected scam originating from callers claiming to represent well-known UK mobile providers like Vodafone or O2. The callers often have noticeable foreign accents and ask for personal or contract details, including postcodes, under the guise of confirming eligibility for handset upgrades. Many recipients find the calls suspicious due to poor language skills, unexpected questioning, and abrupt hang-ups when challenged. Attempts to return the calls typically result in full voicemail boxes or no response. Genuine network providers have no record of such calls, and recipients are advised to be cautious, avoid sharing personal information, and not return these calls to protect themselves from potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 02031951310
10 yearsA couple of days ago, on the 13th of September, 2010, we received a phone call from someone claiming to be from Vodafone. It was an Asian lady who struggled quite a bit with her English, and she was fishing for our personal information. Let’s just say the conversation didn’t end well, and we told her to politely, but firmly, go away!Vodafone10 yearsI just received a rather peculiar call from someone with an accent that was difficult to understand. They claimed to be from the O2 shop or something along those lines, and were asking if we’d received a free handset from them lately. Right from the get-go, it felt a bit off, and then they went on to ask for our postcode-information they ought to already have on hand, especially since I’m due for an upgrade. It absolutely reeked of a scam, so I’d suggest giving them a wide berth!10 yearsYesterday, on the 13th of September, 2010, I received a call from someone claiming to represent Vodafone. It was an Asian lady who struggled quite a bit with English and was asking for some personal information. I also received a K AF notification by post, which has me a bit concerned.VodafoneAF11 yearsWe've encountered the very same predicament. This outfit claimed to represent the O2 Business Team from the phone shop. They fired an endless barrage of questions, many of which O2 ought to have on record already. Regrettably, we ended up divulging more than we should have before it raised our suspicions. When we tried returning the call, we were met with a recorded message saying the voicemail was full. We contacted O2 customer service, but they had no inkling about this and assured us they'd investigate. It certainly feels like a scam of some sort.O2 Business TeamO212 yearsI just received a rather peculiar call from someone whose accent was quite hard to grasp. They claimed to be representing an O2 shop or something similar and mentioned that we hadn't recently had a free phone from them. The whole situation felt fishy from the off, especially when they started asking for our postcode, supposedly to check if we were eligible for an upgrade. It clearly reeked of a scam, so we’ve definitely decided to give it a miss!12 yearsI received a call not long ago, specifically on the 13th of September, 2010, from someone claiming to be associated with Vodafone. It was an Asian woman who struggled to communicate in English and was insistent on obtaining personal information. We ended up having quite a robust exchange, and let's just say, we told her where to shove it!Vodafone12 yearsWe received a call from this number but didn’t return it, as we’re not familiar with who they are.12 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier. It was a woman with an East Asian accent, claiming to be representing O2. She was asking when I had last received a phone from them, as we do have a contract with the company. However, we only have a phone line, not anything else. She seemed to get quite irritable when I mentioned this and abruptly hung up.Submit Your Own Report (020 3195 1310)
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