02032860238
TimeLine☎️ 02032860238 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203286 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032860238
- Scam call about PPI refundDec
2016Indian loan scam, don't engageNov
2016Persistent calls with no responseNov
2016It's a scam to steal moneyNov
2016Scam call, confrontational response receivedNov
2016Suspicious loan call; do not trustNov
2016Loan scam requests upfront paymentNov
2016PPI scam with ITunes cardNov
2016Scammers exploited my financial vulnerabilityNov
2016Refund scam involving iTunes cardNov
2016Scammer posing as government employeeNov
2016Possible scam call from HSBCNov
2016Suspicious call from "Emily Rother."Oct
2016Concerned about false caller identitiesOct
2016Caller provides false information, fraudulentOct
2016Fraudulent call from Jack RogerOct
2016Suspicious call claiming to be legitimateOct
2016Potential scam call warning noticedOct
2016Scammer pretended refund, made jokesOct
2016Believes it's a loan companyOct
2016Caller scamming for £4500, help!Oct
2016Ministry of Justice scam alertOct
2016Elderly mother received suspicious callOct
2016Scam attempting iTunes card paymentOct
2016Scam involving iTunes card paymentsSep
2016Fraudulent loan offer, beware scammersSep
2016Scam calls about iTunes cardSep
2016Scammer impersonating Ministry of JusticeSep
2016Scam call about fake paymentSep
2016Beware scam calls claiming justiceSep
2016Scam involving tax payment requestSep
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 10 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hood Manor(Cheshire), Longrock(Cornwall) and Steel Bank(South Yorkshire).
02032860238 has 31 comments of which 8 x negative and 23 x neutral
02032860238 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032860238 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers impersonating the Ministry of Justice or loan companies, claiming victims are owed substantial refunds or loans. They request upfront payments via iTunes or other gift cards, often disguised as "tax charges," before releasing funds. Numerous users warn these calls are fraudulent, employing aggressive tactics and fake legal threats. The callers frequently demand personal and banking details, and some victims report harassment when refusing payments. This number is linked to multiple similar scams targeting vulnerable individuals, including the elderly. New visitors should exercise extreme caution, avoid sharing financial details, and not engage with these callers. It is advisable to report such calls to the authorities and verify any claims independently through official channels.
Reports on phone number 02032860238
10 yearsGot a ring from this number claiming I was entitled to £2500 in PPI compensation and that they were from the Ministry of Justice. They told me I just needed to pay a tax fee and then a Government Solicitor would deliver a cheque to my house. Apparently, I’d have to sign some legal papers before they handed over the cheque. It all sounded dodgy, even though the PPI details they had were right. Definitely a scam, so watch out for this one!Ministry of JusticeGovernment Solicitor10 yearsWithout a doubt, a total scam. These callers claiming to be from Sky Quid Loans, all the way from India, ring me up asking for a £375 deposit before giving a loan of £15,000. I just messaged around pretending to be interested until they eventually got bored and hung up. Hilarious!Sky Quid Loans10 yearsThe phone keeps buzzing but whenever I pick up, there’s no one there.10 yearsTheyre just trying to scam you and take your cash, watch out its all fake!10 yearsI got a call from this number saying they were from Skyquid, offering me a loan of £1500 but said I had to pay £150 upfront. I looked the number up on Google and found out it’s a scam. When I called them out on it, they phoned me again and started swearing, even accusing me of being the one trying to be dodgy.Skyquid10 yearsSo we were trying to get a loan, right? This bloke rang me about six times, kept saying we’d been approved and started rattling off all my private info. Then he asked for my bank details, which I didn’t give because it felt a bit sketchy. Now they’re supposed to ring again tomorrow to sort out the “legal bits” or whatever, but honestly, I wouldn’t trust ’em.10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were a loan company, but first wanted me to pay £375 before they'd give me £15,000. Seems like a total scam to me.10 yearsThis morning my husband got a call saying we had a PPI claim worth £7500. They asked for £750 on an iTunes voucher to release the money. Something felt off, so I planned to ring them back and tell them to stop calling. But before doing that, I looked up the number and came across loads of similar warnings. Absolutely shocking behaviour.10 yearsSo I got a ring from a bloke saying he was James Cook offering some help with a loan. He asked me to send over 50 quid upfront, and because I really needed the money, I went ahead and paid. Soon after, another fella called Paul Smith - he claimed the British Bank Association alerted him about strange deposits in my account, so I’d have to cough up 120 quid. Stupidly, I paid up again. Then this third guy, Jack Rodgers, popped up saying I owed 225 quid in tax, and like a muppet, I paid that too. Now I’m out of pocket and hearing threatening calls ‘cause I haven’t paid the last lot. If you ever hear those names, run for it!James CookPaul SmithJack RodgersBritish Banking Association10 yearsGot a call much like this one, said I was owed £3500 but first I had to cough up £350 myself. I told them I’d send the £350 once their cheque had cleared, then they started on about an iTunes gift card for some “tax”. I’m guessing no one with sense would fall for this, but it’s probably a trick where you hand over the card details, they cash in the card online and pocket the money, and your cheque is a no show.iTunes10 yearsGot a call on 8th Nov 2016 from someone claiming to be from the Ministry of Justice. The bloke said his name was Anthony Wallis and promised me £2,500, saying he worked for the Government. The voice sounded really familiar, and I realised it was the same chap who once called me as Gordon Rivzvi, offering £3,775. That call came from 07031891773. If anyone wants more details, I’m happy to share. ShirlMinistry of JusticeAnthony WallisGordon RivzviShirl10 yearsJust got a call today from someone claiming to be Raymond Lee from the Ministry of Justice, he sounded Indian and said HSBC owed me £2500 with a claims reference. I’m pretty sure that’s rubbish since I’ve never taken out a loan with HSBC. I tried calling my bank to sort it out, but after the standard automated greeting, I asked to speak to a real person and ended up talking to another Indian guy who immediately asked for my name. HSBC customer service would never start like that, so I’m guessing my phone has been hacked or something - definitely a scam alert!Ministry of JusticeRaymond LeeHSBC10 yearsI got a call from a woman who said her name was Emily Rother and she works at some Ministry of Justice place, something about claims regulation and management. She told me Lloyds had supposedly sent them legal papers because I was being charged too much on payments. She insisted it wasn’t PPI at all, but some kind of overpayment issue, like it really matters!Emily RotherMinistry of JusticeLloyds10 yearsI'd really like to find out who keeps ringing with fake info about a business... honestly, I hope they get found out and dealt with properly.10 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be Jack Roger, a manager or something... more like Jack the Ripper if you ask me. He said he was from a licence company but gave me all sorts of dodgy info. I totally got fooled by this number and now I’m dealing with the fraud squad. If anyone spots this number, beware - it’s nothing good, I promise.Jack RogerJack the Ripper10 yearsHad a phonecall earlier from 02032860238, the bloke said his name was Jack Roger, but honestly sounded more like Jack the Ripper to me. Got totally trapped by fraud cops after that. Fingers crossed they catch the buggers proper!Jack RogerJack the Ripper10 yearsJust got a ring from someone claiming to be from The Ministry of Justice, saying they were calling on behalf of Lloyds Bank and wanted to talk to my husband. I’m always a bit wary of calls like this, so I didn’t just believe it straight away. I asked the woman to email me some info, but guess what, no email came through. So I decided to do a bit of digging and see if others had similar calls. Really pleased I checked it out.Ministry of JusticeLloyds Bank10 yearsMy mum just got a call like this and when I heard about it, I asked to take over. They were telling her to buy some sort of iTunes card and that they'd come by to stamp it and hand over a cheque or something. It sounded really dodgy to me, so I told them I’d call back later and asked for their number. I had a feeling it was a con, so I searched online and found these comments. Really relieved I came across this site before anything else happened.10 yearsGot a call about getting a refund for some bank fees. When I asked him to send me the details in writing, he sounded a bit taken aback. Turns out, he couldn’t really write properly and didn’t have a printer anyway. He admitted to fibbing to the phone companies, saying they were helping kids in need to get info. I played along and called myself his “favourite customer.” Apparently, he’s sending me some pink knickers by courier now! Then he told me the call was costing me three quid a minute. I just hung up, but he’s called back four times already, leaving messages saying it was all a joke about the charges and then ended with “love you.” What a complete tosser.10 yearsI have a strong suspicion that this might be some sort of lending firm.10 yearsJust got a call almost the same but this time they wanted £4500. Why isnt anyone shutting these numbers down? It’s ridiculous!10 yearsI got a phone call from someone claiming to be with the Ministry of Justice, saying I was owed £3000 for wrongly charged fees by TSB. They said a solicitor would visit my home with a cheque and verify my ID, but first I had to pay 5% tax using something called “iTunes cards” (they even spelled it out for me). They wanted me to buy £150 worth of these cards and call them back once I had done it. Honestly, I’m so close to ringing back and letting their “solicitor” come round so I can give them a piece of my mind. What a total scam, proper con artists.Ministry of JusticeTSB10 yearsJust got a call like this on my 87 year old mum's phone.10 yearsGot a call earlier this afternoon, around 1pm, from someone claiming the justice department says I owe £3,000. They wanted me to get an iTunes card from Tesco or Sainsbury's and send them the details. Fortunately, my daughter was with me and spotted it was a scam straight away. It's awful they target folks like this, especially older people who might fall for it. Total SCAM, beware!TescoSainsbury'10 yearsI got a phone call from someone claiming to be with the Ministry of Justice. They said I was owed £2,500 to compensate for some dodgy fees from Lloyds. Apparently, a solicitor would ring me soon to confirm my ID and arrange a cheque, but first I had to cough up 5% tax through special "iTunes cards" - yes, that’s what he actually called them, even spelled it out for me. They wanted me to purchase £125 worth of these cards and then ring back on their number. He seemed quite annoyed that I wasn’t rushing out within the hour to buy them and even went on to explain where Tesco and Sainsbury’s were like I was some kind of muppet. I know others have had the same runaround. Paying tax to HM Government with iTunes cards? Come off it. Total scam, no doubt about it.Ministry of JusticeLloydsTescoSainsburys10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Flexy Finance, telling me I got approved for a loan. They asked me to get a £100 iTunes card, which seemed odd, so I decided to check it out. Turns out, they’re not legit at all. Pretty relieved I double-checked before doing anything.Flexy Finance10 yearsGot another call just now, someone asking if I’d been to Tesco to grab an iTunes card. This was after an earlier call today claiming Halifax owes me £2500. They said some solicitor would be dropping off a cheque and would somehow stamp the iTunes card. Sounds fishy to me.TescoHalifax10 yearsRecently, I received a call from a chap named Anthony Wallace, who purported to be associated with the Ministry of Justice. He asserted that he was there to assist folks in recovering their PPI refunds, claiming that the number he provided belonged to their customer service department. However, I've come across reports on various platforms labeling this individual as a fraudster.Anthony WallaceMinistry of Justice10 yearsI got this annoying phone call from someone pretending to be the "Ministry of Justice". They were talking about a claim for £3500 and said I had to pay a tax of £175 through some kind of tax card that I'd have to hand over to my bank. After I ended the call, they rang me back three more times! Watch out, it’s definitely a scam, and they have slick responses ready for any questions you try to ask.Ministry of Justice10 yearsGot a call today, 15/9/16, from this number claiming I had a payment of £3500 waiting from Lloyds Bank. The guy on the phone said his name was Martin Moore and told me to buy an iTunes card for £175 from my nearby Sainsbury’s. He rang back after about 15 minutes to check if I’d got it and mentioned I had only half an hour before some solicitor was meant to call with a cheque. What a total con, honestly.Martin MooreLloyds BankSainsbury ' siTunes10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming I was owed quite a bit of money but needed to pay taxes with an iTunes voucher first. Obviously, they thought I’d fall for it. The caller said they worked at the Ministry of Justice in London. Has anyone else dealt with this or know what to do?Ministry of JusticeLondonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3286 0238)
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