02032861930
TimeLine☎️ 02032861930 👆 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 02032861930
- Beware of London scam callerSep
2017Scam targeting vulnerable individuals reportedAug
2017Scam attempt involving iTunes cardAug
2017Avoid this scam, they're fraudulentAug
2017Suspicious PPI refund call receivedAug
2017Scam call seeking iTunes cardAug
2017Fraudulent call; hopes for interventionAug
2017Scam call about PPI refundAug
2017Voicemail scam; did not respondJul
2017Received similar suspicious call todayJul
2017Received scam call about chequeJul
2017Avoid calling, unprofessional behavior notedJul
2017Scam call about PPI refundJul
2017Claiming to be London courtJul
2017Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individualsJul
2017Scammers offering fake cheque deliveryJul
2017Scam call asking for moneyJul
2017User claims it's a scamJul
2017Suspicious call about PPI refundJul
2017Suspicious PPI claim request receivedJul
2017Possible scam involving iTunes vouchersJul
2017Scam caller requesting iTunes vouchersJun
2017Number Of Searches: 64 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 23 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Boothferry(North Yorkshire), Pitmedden(Aberdeenshire), Speybridge(Highland) and Upper Woodford(Wiltshire).
02032861930 has 21 comments of which 15 x neutral and 6 x negative
02032861930 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032861930 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to represent the London County Court or a related PPI refund department. They allege entitlement to a sizeable cheque and request payment via iTunes vouchers or bank transfers, often demanding amounts around £175 to £250 before releasing funds. The callers frequently use convincing personal details and pressure victims to act quickly, targeting vulnerable individuals, including pensioners. This fraudulent scheme is widely recognised and has been repeatedly reported. Recipients are advised not to engage or provide personal information, and certainly not to purchase vouchers or send money. The number does not appear to accept return calls, and authorities recommend reporting such incidents to prevent others from falling victim.
Reports on phone number 02032861930
9 yearsGot a ring from some bloke in London claiming he needs to send me £7500. I told him just to go ahead and send it, but it's clearly some kind of scam. Just be careful, you won’t get a chance to ring them back anyway.London9 yearsJust like a few others here, my elderly mum almost got caught out by a scam. It was a bloke with an Indian accent claiming to be from some London court despatch team with a cheque for £2850 about HSBC/HBOS. He said he wanted to send someone round today to collect her ID and get her to sign papers and all that. Thankfully, I turned up just in time to stop it!City CourtLondonHSBC / HBOS9 yearsI've been called by these people twice within a year now, and it's plain to see they're just trying to scam you. Definitely stay clear of them if you want to keep your money safe.9 yearsSomeone called saying I had a cheque waiting for £2560 and all they needed was £175 on an iTunes voucher. No way am I falling for that. I’m just playing along to waste their time and hopefully stop them targeting anyone who might actually believe it.iTunes9 yearsGot a call last Thursday from someone who sounded Asian, named Martin, saying I was due a PPI refund of £2850. He mentioned something about the London County Court, but it was hard to catch properly. Tried ringing back but the number just wouldn’t go through.MartinLondon County Court9 yearsGot a call just like the one mentioned about needing a £250 iTunes voucher. It all sounded pretty believable, sadly there'll be someone out there who falls for it.iTunes9 yearsGot a call from this number too, saying I could get £2,750... Fingers crossed the cops have enough time to deal with these scammers.9 yearsSo I got a voicemail earlier from the number 0203 286 1930 saying I should ring them back because I was owed a refund of £8850. Thought it sounded dodgy, so I googled the number and found this site - cheers everyone for the heads up. Just to be clear, I didn’t bother calling them back.Google9 yearsGot a call like this earlier today. When I asked about those iTunes vouchers, he didn’t seem too happy and I told him I’d call the cops if he didn’t stop.iTunes9 yearsDon't waste your time, those idiots aren't worth answering.9 yearsGot a call from this number recently. They claimed I was owed £5800 from some PPI cheque but to get it I have to send them £250 either by cheque or an iTunes voucher. What a joke. Definitely a scam!9 yearsKept ringing me up saying I had PPI due £2850 but then wanted me to pay £250 for some iTunes card, total scam, dodgy lot.iTunes9 yearsThis number keeps claiming they’re from the London City County Court, but I’m not convinced. Seems dodgy to me.County Court of LondonCity9 yearsI got a call meant for my elderly family member while they were home luckily. Someone was saying they'd pay £2750 but asked for a cheque of £200 upfront when the item was delivered. It was really distressing for her, being so vulnerable.9 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be a Delivery Officer, either Roger Smith or Steve Gardner, who already knew my name, phone number and address. They said I had a cheque for £2750 related to PPI. Then they told me I needed to buy £175 worth of iTunes vouchers before they could send the cheque over in person... seemed very fishy to me!Roger SmithSteve Gardner9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with the local court, said they had a cheque for £2850.37 about some PPI on a credit card. They said a Mr Richard White would come round to hand it over, but first I had to buy a £200 iPhone voucher. They told me to tell them the voucher code after buying it and then they'd bring the cheque. Felt fishy to me.Richard White9 yearsAbsolutely a rip-off!9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from the London County Court telling me to ring a despatch line to get a cheque for £2,850 linked to a PPI claim on a credit card. Thing is, I've never looked into any PPI claims before so how could this be real and a cheque even be sent? Feels like a total scam to me...London County Court9 yearsGot a call saying I'd won some PPI claim from the County Court in London and they needed to come over to my house so I could sign some legal documents. Luckily, they only had the postcode of my old place, not where I live now!County CourtLondon9 yearsSome bloke called Neil Scott rang me up saying he had a £3000 cheque for me and gave me a PPI reference number. Then, out of nowhere, he started talking about iTunes vouchers. Bit fishy if you ask me.Neil Scott9 yearsI got a call from someone who already knew my name, address, and phone number. They said I had a cheque waiting from some PPI thing, but then asked me to purchase iTune vouchers before they’d actually send the cheque to me. Pretty suspicious if you ask me.Submit Your Own Report (020 3286 1930)
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