02032861239
☎️ 02032861239 👆 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 02032861239
- Caller falsely claims PPI scamJan
2018Scam involving PPI and iTunesDec
2017Missed call notification receivedDec
2017Scam warning: fake cheque, commissionNov
2017PPI scam involving iTunes vouchersNov
2017Scam voicemail about owed moneyNov
2017Woman claiming court money scamNov
2017Scam call, felt vulnerable afterwardsNov
2017Scam, possibly not UK-basedNov
2017Scam call asking iTunes paymentNov
2017Scam call about missold insuranceNov
2017Scam call requesting iTunes vouchersNov
2017Scam call from fake court representativeNov
2017Scam involving mortgage and iTunesOct
2017Scam call about loan refundOct
2017Frequent calls, not worth answeringOct
2017Persistent unwanted phone calls receivedOct
2017Scammer pretended to deliver refundOct
2017Scam involving fake cheque offerOct
2017Scam involving fake cheque deliveryOct
2017Suspicious call about PPI refundOct
2017Unwanted sales call attemptOct
2017Cold-calling labeled as 'accident'Oct
2017Scam; knew info, got angryOct
2017Suspicious call with personal informationOct
2017Scam call; personal details compromisedOct
2017Suspicious message about PPI paymentOct
2017Suspicious call about cheque deliveryOct
2017Scam call about fake refundOct
2017Scam call, personal details compromisedOct
2017Reported scam call, filed complaintOct
2017Suspicious PPI cheque claim alertOct
2017Caller mentioned cheque and voucherOct
2017Scam call about fake chequeOct
2017Suspicious court cheque call receivedSep
2017Warning about phone scam discussedSep
2017PPI cheque delivery scam reportedSep
2017Scam involving postal payment requestsSep
2017Fraudulent cheque delivery scam reportedSep
2017It's a scam, don't get fooledSep
2017Scam call demanding payment for chequeSep
2017Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 36 First Seen: 11 September 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Common(Shropshire), North Deighton(North Yorkshire), Tipton(West Midlands), Waddingworth(Lincolnshire) and West Town(Somerset).
02032861239 has 36 comments of which 10 x negative and 26 x neutral
02032861239 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032861239 👆 is reported as a persistent and well-organised scam involving callers impersonating the London County Court or government officials, claiming victims are due significant PPI refunds. They request upfront payments via iTunes vouchers or other methods, often under the guise of solicitor or courier fees, before supposedly releasing large cheques. Callers frequently possess personal information such as names, addresses, and mortgage details, which adds to their credibility. Victims report repeated calls, pressure tactics, and escalating financial demands. No genuine cheques are ever received, and the scammers may use multiple aliases and foreign accents. Authorities advise ignoring such calls, never sending money or voucher codes, and reporting attempts to Action Fraud or local police to prevent financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02032861239
9 yearsGot a call from someone saying it was about PPI. Pretty sure it was just a scam. Didn't sound legit at all. Be careful out there!9 yearsSomebody rang me up claiming I'd won £2850 compensation from the London County Court. They said to claim it I needed to purchase £150 worth of iTunes vouchers and send them the codes. I pretended to go along with it, but once they asked for the voucher details, I told them I'd inform the police. After that, they just ended the call.London9 yearsI just noticed a missed call from a number I didn't recognise.9 yearsThis has all the signs of a total scam, so avoid it at all costs. They tried telling me there was a cheque for £2600 waiting from a PPI claim. Before I'd get the money, I supposedly had to buy an iTunes voucher to cover some sort of fee. The caller sounded foreign but spoke English pretty well. I'm definitely passing all the info onto my local police's fraud department.9 yearsJust like a few here, I was told I’m owed £2,850 in PPI but have to pay £175 first using iTunes vouchers! As soon as I handed over the 16 digit code, the money vanished and no cheque ever showed up. Absolute scam!9 yearsReceived a voicemail claiming it was Birmingham Court regarding some credit card PPI money I supposedly owed. Total scam. I've blocked their number straight away.Birmingham Court9 yearsAfter they asked about buying iTunes vouchers to pay some solicitor, I just hung up straight away. They tried ringing me back right away, but I soon saw it was a scam and told them to leave me alone. I only gave them my name, but still feel a little uneasy about the whole thing.9 yearsI got a call from a lady claiming she was calling on behalf of the county court. She confirmed my name and where I live, then told me they were going to send me a cheque for some incorrect credit card transaction. I asked if this was some kind of scam and she insisted she worked for the government and county court. Then they handed me over to a bloke who said I needed to pay a fee to release my cheque. While chatting to him, I quickly searched their number on Google and found this site - turns out it's all a scam.Google9 yearsSeems like a dodgy number to me, can't even tell if it's from the UK or not. Definitely feels like a scam.UK9 yearsI just received a missed call and when I answered, a woman with an accent told me I’d won £7868.33 for some missold insurance case. It instantly seemed fishy because I already took this to the ombudsman and it got rejected. If anyone else gets calls like this, my advice is don’t bother with them at all. Just hang up and block their number - no point draining your time or patience on scammers like these.9 yearsI got a call from someone asking me to pay them £175 using an iTunes voucher.9 yearsToday (01/11/2017), I got a call from a robot bloke named Brad with an Asian accent, said he was ringing from the County Court of London about a £2800 cheque I needed to collect. Then out of nowhere, he asked me to buy an iTunes card for £175. As soon as he mentioned that, I clocked it was a scam. I handed the phone over to my mate in charge and he told the guy to jog on.BradLondon County CourtiTunes9 yearsHad a call from someone saying they were a courier - Simon Turner - supposed to drop by at 2pm today but never showed. A bit worrying as they already have my mortgage info and said I wouldn’t need to pay anything upfront until the cheque cleared. But now they’re still trying to get me to pay with an iTunes card, which sounds fishy.Simon TurneriTunes9 yearsGot a call this morning from a man who sounded Asian, saying I was owed a refund for PPI on a loan. He told me I needed to buy a Tesco prepaid card for £175, so they could send me a cheque for £3000 around 2.30pm today. I said this sounded dodgy, but he insisted it was legit and even gave me some reference numbers. When I explained I didn’t have the money, he suggested using an overdraft or borrowing off family, promising I’d pay them back once the cheque cleared. Then he said he could postpone the cheque delivery by a couple of days if I couldn't sort it now, and that he'd call back Wednesday to fix another time. The whole thing felt terrifyingly believable - I’m sure loads of people fall for this kind of scam.Tesco9 yearsThey keep calling me nonstop, so I've stopped picking up.9 yearsIs there anyway to get them to stop ringing? It’s been more than a month now and I've spoken to two different people already! They just keep calling!9 yearsSome bloke rang me from a private number, sounded Asian, claiming he worked for the county courts of London, talking about some black horse or TSB PPI refund. He said a cheque for £3850 was on its way to me, delivery promised by a ‘Sam Wellfront’ at 2:30 this afternoon. I was dead sure it was a scam, so I just humoured him. They told me court fees meant they couldn’t refund through banks, cheques or direct debit, but they wanted me to buy an iTunes card and send it over. I’m not daft, I know iTunes cards aren’t for cash transfers. Kept stringing them along, asking to speak to an English bloke, but obviously wasn’t. Eventually, they just hung up. These scammers are getting bold, watch out folks. They even gave me some fake ref number, something like Sai 1902 - complete rubbish.London County CourtsBlack Horse / TSBSam Wellfront9 yearsGot a call early this morning from someone claiming to be from the County Court in London. First, an Asian woman spoke to me about a supposed refund for a mis-sold PPI with HSBC, saying I’m owed £2,800.30. Then she passed the phone to an Asian bloke who just repeated the same info and gave more “instructions.” Something felt off, so I ended the call. It’s pretty unsettling how they get hold of these details. Really irritating and a bit frightening if you ask me.Missold PPIHSBCLondon County Court9 yearsThis morning, I received another call from the same bloke, telling me someone called Richard White would deliver a cheque for £2,850 to my house at 6pm. They’ve shifted from offering i-Tunes vouchers to now asking for a one-time payment of £175 by card over the phone. I just ended the call straight away. It’s crazy how much they seem to know about me - they even dug up details from a mortgage I took out more than a decade ago. Honestly, he recalled more than I could!Richard White9 yearsI reckon it’s a scam, they had my home number and even my address, telling me there’s money waiting from a PPI claim and that a cheque’s been sent to my place. When I told them I’d ring the police, they suddenly got really annoyed.9 yearsGot a voicemail about some PPI repayment from Black Horse. They said if I rang them back to verify my address, they’d send a cheque over via courier. After looking into their info a bit, I decided not to ring them back.Black Horse PPI9 yearsThis morning my missus answered a call from a bloke with an Asian accent saying he was from the County Court in London. He told her there was a cheque for £4,800 waiting and gave this number, saying a guy named Richard White would bring it over on Monday. He also said their charges would be settled with iTunes vouchers. Having worked in the police myself a while back, I got suspicious and decided to check out the number, which led me to some dodgy info. The most troubling part though was that the caller already knew our full names, address, and even details about my mortgage. Seriously, don’t get caught out by these scams!County CourtLondonRichard White9 yearsI just got a call from a bloke who said his name was Alex Carter, which is funny considering he sounded Asian. Bit odd, I thought! He said I’d be receiving a cheque for £7,850 delivered straight to my house at 5:30pm today. Then he asked me to have an iTunes voucher worth £175 ready to cover some solicitor’s fee. I’m really puzzled how they got hold of my full name, address, and phone number in the first place. He also mentioned a Mr Richard White who’s supposedly handling my case, and gave an office address of 227 Strand, London WC2R 2LL or something like that. Seems a bit dodgy if you ask me.Alex CarterRichard WhiteStrandLondon9 yearsSo this number just rang me up pretending to be the London County Court saying I’m owed £2850 for some PPI refund, but they wanted me to pay £175 using iTunes vouchers first. Honestly, I can’t believe anyone would actually fall for that! If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. By the way, I’m really curious how these scammers manage to find out all our personal info in the first place. Stay safe everyone!London County Court9 yearsGot a ring from this bloke, sounded like the same Richard White guy mentioned above, said he was sending a cheque along with some iTunes vouchers. I was told to just hang on for another call. Right away I figured it was dodgy cause my claim finished a few weeks back, no idea how he had all my info. Isn’t there some body that can crack down on these scammers? They’re popping up all over the place lately. This is the third one I’ve had in a few months. Be careful with those TalkTalk calls too, they know how to make it sound proper legit.Richard WhiteTalkTalk9 yearsSo I got a call saying I was due a £2,500 cheque for a PPI claim - sounded way dodgy to me!9 yearsThey called me up about five times today. So when they rung me again, after I’d done a quick Google and read some stuff here, I told them I knew it was dodgy and that I meant to report them to the coppers. They got pretty rude and started threatening to call the police on me for harassment instead. I just hung up on them and have properly reported the whole thing to the police now.9 yearsGot a call from the same bloke today, telling me I'd receive a cheque and then mentioning something about an iTunes voucher. Unfortunately, the call dropped before we could finish!9 yearsToday I got a call from a guy who said he was from the London County Court. He told me he had a cheque for £3,850 related to a mis-sold PPI claim I have going with the same firm he mentioned. He said someone called Mr Richard White would personally deliver the cheque to my house at 3:30pm. He also gave me a reference number and said I’d have to hand over £150 in iTunes vouchers, which he claimed was a solicitor’s fee. I found that really odd and asked why vouchers. So I rang the company handling my claim and they told me there’s no cheque waiting and my claim is still being processed. What creeped me out the most was that these scammers already had my full address and name. Good job I’m working 175 miles away right now! Honestly, don’t fall for this - it’s a total scam. If you get anything like this, report it straight away!County Court of LondonRichard White9 yearsI got a voicemail from a guy with an accent claiming to be from some county court in London. He said I was owed over £2000 for mis-sold PPI, which caught my attention because I did have a credit card with that company before. I didn’t ring back straight away - instead, I looked up the number here and turns out it was dodgy. Glad I double-checked!London9 yearsToday I got a call from someone who claimed to be calling from the London County Court regarding some PPI thing. They said I’d be getting a cheque but would have to pay over £200 once it arrived. I told them no way, I’m certain the Court wouldn’t be demanding money like that. Honestly, folks should watch out for this kind of scam, it’s pretty dodgy.County Court of LondonCourt9 yearsGot a call today telling me there’s a PPI refund cheque for £2850 coming my way. They said I had to pay £150 using iTunes vouchers before they’d send it. I went ahead and paid it, then they came back asking for another £150, claiming there was an error. This is definitely a con, don’t fall for it!9 yearsThis is an absolute swindle! They’ve stopped asking for iTunes vouchers and are now trying to get you to pop down to the post office to collect a payment slip. Apparently, they're demanding the sum of £200 to cover some fictitious solicitor's fees for a cheque. I've requested an email detailing all the specifics of this call and the origin of the cheque, yet I've been left hanging for two entire hours with no response! It’s quite clear they’re avoiding any form of accountability since they know their firm would easily be tracked via the IP address. It's nothing but a dodgy con, folks!9 yearsIt’s a complete con, folks-beware! Just received a message stating that they’re going to send me a cheque for £5800 today. When I called back from my mobile, they requested the home number they initially used to contact me, claiming they’d ring me back to verify my identity. Surprise, surprise, they never called back! The county court would never operate in such a shoddy manner! Clearly, they realised I wasn’t about to be taken in. I was fully prepared for them to try and fleece me for my hard-earned money. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS!!!!9 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy claiming he works for some London county court. He said I’m owed money from PPI and that a chap named Richard White would bring the cheque round personally. Then they wanted me to pay using iTunes vouchers, which sounded well dodgy to me.LondonRichard White9 yearsI received a rather dodgy call purporting to be from the dispatch team at the Central County Court, asserting that I've been awarded £2500 from a PPI claim of which I had no prior knowledge. They insisted that I send them £120 via Apple Pay, promising that once the payment was made, they'd send over the cheque. Sounds rather fishy, doesn’t it?Central County CourtAppleSubmit Your Own Report (020 3286 1239)
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