02032394964
TimeLine☎️ 02032394964 👆 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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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032394964
- Scammed out of money, seeking revengeJul
2011Racist threats and aggressive languageJul
2011Scammed, reported, stressed, angry, cautionJul
2011Loan scam call, unhelpful authoritiesJun
2011Fraudulent loan scam reported, police involvedJun
2011Reported loan scam, seeking closureJun
201102032394964 has 6 comments of which 6 x neutral
02032394964 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032394964 👆 is reported as a well known scam targeting people with fake loan offers, demanding upfront payments via UK cash vouchers which are claimed to be invalid. Victims commonly lose amounts around £135-£150, often feeling threatened and stressed from aggressive calls. There are multiple reports of callers pretending to be from legitimate loan companies but never delivering the promised money. Police involvement is frequently mentioned, though many feel little action is taken due to the scammers operating abroad. The whole situation is described as frustrating and heartbreaking, with users warning others not to fall for the trap and sharing experiences of ongoing harassment and attempts to extort more money.
Reports on phone number 02032394964
10 yearsWe inquired with this rather cheeky individual about her whereabouts, and she casually mentioned she was perched on our roof awaiting our return. Quite amusing, really, given her apparent lack of courage-that’s why she’s chirping away from the safety of a phone! I doubt the local constabulary will lift a finger; they wouldn’t dare intervene due to the sensitive nature of the situation. Honestly, I'm fed up with this nonsense and wouldn’t hesitate to face the consequences for addressing it. Just know, when we catch wind of your location-oh, you’ll be in for quite the shock!10 yearsI recently received a call from this number concerning a loan application we submitted with Yes Loans. Foolishly, I provided a £135 Ukash voucher, only to be told that it was somehow invalid and advised to purchase another one. We declined, yet now we've been contacted again by the same nuisance, masquerading as 48 Hour Loans. It's been incredibly frustrating; the police seem disinterested, and Ukash isn't willing to intervene either. It feels as though we might have no choice but to take matters into our own hands, as these scammers appear to be operating from overseas, leaving us helpless. Honestly, it’s a right farce - this country seems to be spiralling into chaos with all these fraudsters running amok!Yes LoansUkash10 yearsGreetings, Wayne! My partner and I were also duped by this scheme. We were lured in with the false promise of a loan and told to obtain a UK cash voucher for £135. Turns out, it was all a bit dodgy. I've been alerted that this isn't legitimate, and I've even lodged a report with the police. Thankfully, I'm managing to recover some of what I lost. It appears to have ties to Luxembourg - a classic scam! You’re spot on; perhaps I should cook up a scheme myself! Here's hoping you find some resolution soon. Cheers, Paul.WayneUKLuxembourgPaul10 yearsWe experienced the exact same situation, though our circumstances unfolded a bit differently. Initially, we were told to fork out £82 as a fee to access our loan instantly, but then they rang us up again with the news that it would actually take a month for the Ukash voucher to be processed. They insisted that if we coughed up another £150, we’d definitely see the funds in our account within thirty seconds. Long story short, that promise turned out to be a load of nonsense. Now they’re back on the phone demanding yet another £150. We’ve made it clear that we're not paying any more than we already have and want a full refund. Their reply? Something along the lines of 'not a chance.' So, we’ve decided to report them to the authorities.12 yearsAbsolutely ridiculous, this dodgy character has swindled us out of £150! I can’t believe we were taken in by this nonsense! I've lodged a complaint with the local constabulary, so let’s hope they take some action! I ended up having a right row over this, it was incredibly stressful! We made it clear that I was fuming and won’t let it slide, what a cheeky scamp! They had the audacity to say they would come round to our place and sort us out! What a complete farce! Lesson learned for all: never again! Wishing everyone the best of luck out there!12 yearsWe also got caught up in this, losing 150 quid from our rent funds. We're absolutely determined to go after these scoundrels; this has to end before it completely ruins us!Submit Your Own Report (020 3239 4964)
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