02032390675

☎️ 02032390675 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203239 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442032390675+44 20 3239 0675020 3239 0675+44-20-3239-0675

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020 3239 0675 Tagged as:

tesco uk sainsbury government grants kim walton government loans department uk government grant and treasury department high holborn street london folren perry

TimeLine of events for phone number 02032390675

  • Suspicious government grant phone call
    Jul
    2016
  • Scam call pretending UK grants
    Jun
    2016
  • It’s a scam, avoid it
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam grant offer, distrustful caller
    Jun
    2016
  • Elderly scam warning, £8000 vouchers request
    Jun
    2016
  • Suspected scam, didn't call
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam warning: avoid gift cards
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam warning: avoid gift cards
    Jun
    2016
  • Government scam call warning received
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam targeting bank details, funds
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam call pretending to offer money
    Jun
    2016
  • Unsure about possible government scam
    Jun
    2016
Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 31 May 2016 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Mossburnford(Scottish Borders), Oxenhope(West Yorkshire), Rough Haugh(Highland), Sidcot(Somerset) and Tweeddaleburn(Scottish Borders).

02032390675 has 12 comments of which 9 x neutral and 3 x negative

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02032390675 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02032390675 👆 is reported as a scam where callers claiming to be from a UK government grant or treasury department offer £8,000 to selected individuals, often urging victims to call a specific number quickly. The callers ask for purchases of Tesco or Sainsbury gift cards as part of the process, which many users identified as fraudulent. People warn that genuine government grants wouldn’t be handed out this way, especially with such conditions or time pressure. Several commenters mention the foreign accent of the caller and express disbelief at the legitimacy, highlighting attempts aimed at vulnerable individuals including the elderly and disabled. The consensus is that this is a con designed to steal money and possibly bank details. Many advise caution and share their suspicions this is too good to be true.

Reports on phone number 02032390675

10 years
Just got a call from someone claiming to be from the UK Treasury and Government Grant office, based somewhere on High Holborn Street in London. He said since I’ve been a law-abiding citizen with no debts or previous grants, I qualify for £8,000. All I need to do is ring 02032390675 within ten minutes and speak to a Mrs Folren Perry, who’d supposedly sort out the payment. They said I could get the cash in cheque form, cash, or straight into my bank account. They also mentioned that 1,500 folks across the UK are getting this money. I’m not about to give out my bank details to strangers though, no chance. £8,000 sounds great, but I reckon the government doesn’t just hand out freebies like that.
UK Government Grant and Treasury DepartmentHigh Holborn StreetLondonFolren PerryUK
10 years
Got a call today from a woman with a really strong foreign accent saying I was chosen to get £8000. She told me to ring that number and give them a code she read out. Said she was from the Government Grants office here in the UK!!!
Government GrantsUK
10 years
Some bloke told me I had to get two £100 Tesco or Sainsbury’s vouchers to claim £8000, but said they couldn’t post the money. It’s total rubbish, don’t fall for it! Honestly, the idea that the Government’s just handing out £8000 to some random person is just daft. Ignore it.
TescoSainsburyGovernment
10 years
Got a call this morning about a £8000 grant from the UK Government, but only if I phoned them back on this number. It sounded too good to be legit, so I checked the number online and that just made me more sure it’s a scam. R.W. Thomas
UK GovernmentR. W. Thomas
10 years
My old dad just got a call saying he was due £8000 from the government, then they told him to pop into Tesco and grab two £100 vouchers?? Absolutely mad! 😠
Tesco
10 years
Didnt really feel like calling that number, looked like one of those dodgy scams to me.
10 years
They told me I had to purchase two £100 Tesco or Sainsbury’s gift cards cos they wouldn’t send the £8000 cheque in the post made out to me. What a total rip-off, seriously don’t fall for it. I was nearly tricked. I’m disabled and it’s awful how some people can be so cruel. They claim you’re one of 1500 people who’ll get this grant, knowing well we’re struggling to get by. Proper scumbags, makes my blood boil.
TescoSainsbury
10 years
They told me to purchase two gift cards from Tesco or Sainsbury’s, each £100, cause apparently they couldn’t send me the £8000 cheque by post in my name. What a complete scam! I nearly fell for it. I’m disabled and it’s heartbreaking how some folks can be so nasty. They say you’re one of 1500 chosen to get this grant, but they know full well we're struggling just to get by. These scoundrels really disgust me.
TescoSainsbury
10 years
Somebody called sayin they was from the government and promised me £1000 for free! Of course, I didn't bother ringing the ‘free’ number they left me with!
10 years
Watch out, this is a con. They want you to hand over your bank info so they can take £210 from you. If it sounds too perfect, chances are it’s a trick.
10 years
I received a rather peculiar phone call from a foreign woman named Kim Walton claiming to be from the Government Loans Department. She made some bold promises about providing me with a substantial sum of money that I could supposedly have access to right away. Apparently, this windfall was a reward for being a decent citizen, though there was a catch: I had to ensure that the funds were used solely for what she deemed as "worthy" pursuits, such as settling bills or sprucing up my house. Oh, if only it were that simple!
Kim WaltonGovernment Loans Department
10 years
someone rang me saying they were from the UK government, they told me to ring this number back in 10 minutes. i don’t really know what to make of it, feels a bit dodgy to me but can’t be certain.
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