02032397603
TimeLine☎️ 02032397603 👆 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 02032397603
- Beware of scam BT callsMay
2018Received call from alleged 'Daniel' impersonatingDec
2017Received accident-related spam call warningDec
2017Fraudulent call from supposed BTNov
2017Claims of persistent foreign callerNov
2017Refused to provide personal informationOct
2017Avoided scam by verifying informationJun
2017Warning: Beware of tech scamJun
2017Suspected phone scam from OpenreachJun
2017Suspicious call from Sam WilliamJun
2017Refund offer is likely scamJun
2017Unsolicited call from fake BTJun
2017Suspicious call from alleged BTJun
2017Typical situation with router problemsJun
2017Suspicious call from "James Hunt."May
2017Scam call pretending to be BTMay
2017Phone scam warning: Austin BrooksMay
2017Suspicious call regarding broadband issueApr
2017Unsolicited call from potential scamApr
2017Received two suspicious phone callsApr
2017BT scam call, avoid allowing accessApr
2017Suspicious call from fake engineerApr
2017Suspicious call, possible scam attemptApr
2017Suspicious call from fake engineerApr
2017Warning: BT router scam callsApr
2017Fraudulent call, attempted hacking, bank protectionApr
2017Scam call, blocked numberMar
2017Warning: fraudulent request for informationMar
2017Scam broadband request for bank detailsMar
2017Scam alert: fake GPO/BT representativesMar
2017Number Of Searches: 181 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 24 March 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Holme Hale(Norfolk) and Moygashel(County Tyrone).
02032397603 has 24 comments of which 6 x neutral and 18 x negative
02032397603 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032397603 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from BT Openreach or BT broadband support. Callers often use a strong Asian accent, give false names, and provide a legitimate-looking local number which does not match the originating call. They allege issues such as broadband hacking or connection problems, ask for router details, and instruct victims to run specific commands or install remote access software. The aim appears to be gaining control of computers or obtaining banking information. Genuine BT never makes unsolicited calls requesting personal or financial details. Recipients are strongly advised not to provide any information, to verify suspicious calls directly with BT using official contact details, and to employ call-blocking features to avoid such fraud.
Reports on phone number 02032397603
9 yearsGot a ring from this number recently. Apparently, they've been told I was involved in an accident, and they're saying it wasn't my fault.9 yearsKeeps calling me, says he's from BT, foreign guy real pushy.BT9 yearsI didn't get the person's name but their spiel was much like others here about the router. I wouldn't let them read anything off my router or laptop and asked for a number as I told them I’d call back to check if they were legit. The number he gave was a landline, 020 3239 7603. After that, I chose to hang up before they could ask for any banking info. This isn't the first time I've had one of these calls in just a few days.9 yearsHad pretty much the same thing happen to me. I got a bit wary when he sounded annoyed that I was trying to verify who he was. Told him I'd ring later but decided to look up the number first and stumbled on this site. Really glad for all the reviews here, it stopped me falling for the scam. Cheers to everyone sharing their stories!9 yearsSCAM ALERT! On 12/06/17, I got a call from a man with an Asian accent claiming he was with Openreach. He told me my broadband needed a channel change and asked me to open 'perfmon' through the Windows+Run command to 'show' the problem. Then he wanted me to visit a site like '[#]tinyurl[###]/xxxxx' where the x's were numbers. That link redirected me to install Teamviewer, which lets someone control your keyboard and mouse remotely. Seriously, whatever you do, don’t visit that web address - it’s a scam. When I got suspicious, he gave me this number: 020 323 97603. Stay safe!9 yearsGot a call earlier claiming to be from Openreach saying they needed to switch some channels on my router. They couldn't seem to confirm who I was, so I just ended the call. Tried ringing Openreach to double-check but it's a nightmare trying to get through to anyone. Seems like this might be a dodgy scam after all, glad I dodged it after reading the comments above.Openreach9 yearsGot a call from someone named Sam William, said he was with BT Openreach. Mentioned that my internet was running slow and said I needed a change in my line setup. He gave some work ID - wts.009.bt.gn - and the number 02032397603 to make it sound legit. Something felt off when he asked to get into my computer. Sam spoke with a heavy Asian accent and said he was calling from India. I hung up straight away.Sam WilliamBT OpenreachIndia9 yearsThere was this bloke who said his name was Peter and claimed he was with BT. He started going on about some issues with my broadband connection and wanted me to punch in a code or something so he could supposedly sort out the problem.PeterBT9 yearsThey claim you’re owed a refund but it’s just a trick to sneak into your bank details - total scam.9 yearsGot a call from a guy named Peter William, said he was with BT Openreach. He told me there were some issues with my broadband and asked about the blinking lights on my router. Turned out to be an Asian chap. Quite a strange call to get out of the blue.Peter WilliamBT Openreach9 yearsAs always, they say they're from BT and then start going on about problems with my router. Typical.9 yearsGot a call from someone called James Hunt, sounded like he was Asian, trying to get me to link up my computer to something. Seemed really sketchy, especially since he couldn’t even say the right name for my local network. Definitely didn’t trust it.James Hunt9 yearsJust got a call from some bloke claiming he was with BT Openreach. Said my internet was about to go patchy and asked how many lights were on my router. Then he tried to get me to press some control keys on my laptop to let him take control remotely. I asked for a contact number and he gave me this one. Looked it up online and luckily found this thread!BT Openreach9 yearsHad a call from a guy with a thick Asian accent claiming to be Peter William from 'BT'. He said there were some broadband issues due to a fault at the local exchange in Birmingham and told me to check if my router light was flashing. He gave me the number 02032397603 to ring to verify his BT ID which he said was WTO7868. Because I used to work at BT, I knew that ID wasn’t genuine - definitely a con. He hung up after that. The call actually came from 0019032551036.Peter WilliamBTBirmingham9 yearsOn the 27th of April around 5pm, a bloke named Peter Williams rang me claiming he worked for Open Reach. He said they were upgrading the Romsey exchange to boost my broadband reliability. Most of the chat focused on him wanting me to connect my computer to the WiFi, saying my iPad wouldn’t be enough. I said no thanks, but he still shared his contact number as 02032397603 and gave a BT ID of WTO78632. The call had a strange long-distance feel, and his accent sounded Asian. After looking up the number online, I decided not to call back.Peter WilliamsOpen ReachRomsey10 yearsGot a ring from this number and the bloke said he was with Openreach, wanting to fix up my internet. He said his name was Pete Williams, spoke with an Asian accent, and gave some sort of work ID like 7683BT. Asked if I was on my PC and wanted me to press some keys, but I told him I reckoned it was a scam.Pete Williams10 yearsSo on the 11th of March, I got a call from someone called Jake Tyler. He spoke with an Indian/Pakistani accent and said he was an engineer from Open Reach. He claimed he was working at the local exchange and needed to update my router. Oddly enough, he already knew the name of the account holder.Jake TylerOpen Reach10 yearsGot a call on the 11th of April from someone saying he was an Open Reach engineer working at the local phone exchange. He knew the account holders name and told me that due to some maintenance he’d done, he needed to adjust my broadband settings. Said his name was Jake Tyler, but the accent sounded more like Indian or Pakistani. He asked me to ring back, gave me this number and another one he said was his work line, WTS 150. Felt a bit off to me.Open ReachJake TylerIndiaPakistan10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be BT trying to sort out issues with my router, but it felt fishy - definitely a scam!BT10 yearsGot a call from a woman named Louis Williams who said she was with the BT tech team, saying my wifi had been hacked and there were loads of attempts to break in. It’s a total scam, they’re just trying to nick money from your bank. Fortunately, I had bank verification on, even though they managed to take control of my computer.Louis WilliamsBT10 yearsGot a dodgy call pretending to be from my internet provider, asking for my bank info - as if! Blocked their number straight away!10 yearsHeads up: got a call from a fake internet provider asking for my bank info. Watch out, could be a scam!10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from GPO or BT OpenReach asking for my bank info - total scam, watch out!GPOBT10 yearsWatch out! Someone rang me, saying they're from BT Openreach or GPO, asking straight up for my bank info. Seemed dodgy to me, so I didn’t give them anything. Definitely be careful with calls like that!GPOBTSubmit Your Own Report (020 3239 7603)
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