02032862617
☎️ 02032862617 👆 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 02032862617
- British Gas competitor offer is scamAug
2017Uneducated and rude customer serviceFeb
2017Competitors manipulating review system identifiedDec
2016Strange sales call, inappropriate behaviorNov
2016Suspected scam call from RaviNov
2016Excellent service from Sarah againNov
2016Effortless renewal with Sarah's guidanceNov
2016Suspicious calls, don't share detailsNov
2016Helpful guidance with clear instructionsNov
2016Excellent, helpful, recommend energy serviceNov
2016Scammer requesting Amazon card detailsNov
2016Excellent, courteous, helpful service recommendedNov
2016Warning about potential scam callNov
2016Persistent scam caller with accentNov
2016Suspicious call about gas contractNov
2016Great service, saved on billsNov
2016Effective, straightforward service saved moneyNov
2016Pleasant conversation, saved time, moneyNov
2016Suspected scam from caller "Harry."Nov
2016Be original, avoid copying othersNov
2016Rude, unhelpful, foreign energy callerNov
2016Similar experience with British Gas callerNov
2016Eon call was a scamNov
2016Caller had poor English skillsNov
2016Unclear language, possible scam artistNov
2016Unclear language, suspecting scam artistNov
2016Suspicious call, not legitimate serviceNov
2016Scammer with rude Indian accentNov
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 07 November 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Borley(Essex), Lochwinnoch(Renfrewshire), Southorpe(Cambridgeshire), Stanton St Quintin(Wiltshire) and Upper Halliford(Surrey).
02032862617 has 27 comments of which 23 x neutral and 2 x negative and 2 x positive
02032862617 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032862617 👆 is reported as a phone number associated with aggressive and dubious sales tactics, often involving callers claiming to represent major energy suppliers like British Gas or E.ON. Several users have highlighted poor communication skills, misleading information, and high-pressure approaches. Some experienced outright rudeness and suspected scams attempting to extract sensitive data. However, a few customers have praised individuals named Sarah for professionalism and clarity in handling energy contract renewals. Overall, potential callers are strongly advised to exercise caution, verify the legitimacy of any claims independently, avoid sharing personal details, and prefer direct contact with official energy suppliers to prevent falling victim to fraudulent or highly persistent cold calls.
Reports on phone number 02032862617
9 yearsSo, I got a call from someone claiming to be Spider-Man from British Gas, or Peter Parker or something like that. When I said their prices were too high, he suddenly started talking about OPUS Energy instead. I found it hilarious since I never expected British Gas to push deals from their rivals. Honestly, seems like a total scam to me.British GasPeter ParkerOPUS Energy10 yearsHonestly, these people seem totally untrained, like they haven't got a clue how to talk to anyone properly. It's like they haven't got their heads screwed on at all.10 yearsHey all, Just a quick heads up from the Admin side. We've noticed loads of poor reviews popping up for the phone number 02032874277, but strangely they all come from the same person. Oddly enough, the very same IP address is posting positive feedback for 02032862617. Both numbers connect back to call centres in India, and it looks like they might be rival companies. The IP traces back to Amritsar, Punjab in India. Cheers, AdminAmritsarPunjabIndiaAdmin10 yearsJust got a ring from some bloke called Satwinder trying to sell me these brightway condoms or summat. He couldn’t even speak proper English. When I told him I wasn’t interested, he went all mad and started making barking noises like a dog, bau... bau... ridiculous!SatwinderBrightway10 yearsI got a call from someone named Ravi who couldn’t really speak English well. His accent sounded Nepalese and I had no idea what he was trying to tell me. Feels like it might be one of those scams.Ravi10 yearsSo, we went ahead and signed up with Sarah again for our energy bills this year. Honestly, she's brilliant to chat to - speedy, polite, knows exactly what she’s doing, and always ready to help out. Couldn’t ask for better. Cheers, WhitesideSarahWhiteside10 yearsKeep getting calls from numbers starting with +220 or blocked, all with that classic India-style accent. They sound a bit clever, giving some info that seems right, but it's defo not British Gas ringing about a business electric contract. They dropped the name "Will" who was meant to answer on 2032862617. Don't ever give out your details to them - always phone your supplier directly. Today I spoke to someone called Ravi Tamang (same name I saw on an Eon scam post), supposedly a Senior Manager, and before that, some guy named Sheru called. They probably just fake their own positive reviews too...British GasWillRavi TamangSheru10 yearsHad to sort out the business electricity contract again, Sarah made the whole thing really easy for me and helped me get it extended for another couple of years without any fuss. Cheers, Gillian KershawSarahCheersGillian Kershaw10 yearsReally pleased with the help I got here. The guy I dealt with was friendly and knew his stuff well. He gave me lots of useful info, numbers and prices, and walked me through everything smoothly and professionally. If you’re looking for a new energy supplier or just want a better deal, I’d definitely tell you to get in touch with them.10 yearsSome guy called me from the same number, said his name was Ravi Pakhrin or something, spoke with a thick Nepali accent. He kept nagging me to buy an Amazon gift card and read out the 14 digit code. Honestly, felt like a scammer trying to pull a fast one. Stay well clear of these fraudsters!Ravi PahkrinAmazon10 yearsWe have been getting calls from a guy with a strong Asian accent who says he’s from EON. After checking with EON, it turns out he’s not really connected to them. This bloke is really pushy and borderline rude. He rings daily, ignoring requests to stop, and can be quite aggressive when he doesn’t get what he wants. At one point, when told the person he wanted wasn’t home, he outright called us liars. Honestly, he’s a bit of a nightmare and could easily trick someone more vulnerable into giving away personal info.EON10 yearsWhat I really appreciated was how straightforward everything was, no fancy tricks or nonsense. It honestly seemed like they had the company's best interests at heart, not just their own. Plus, the outcome was great - we ended up saving nearly £1,000 on our gas and electric costs throughout the year. Super pleased with how it turned out.10 yearsThe call was really straightforward and the person sounded nice, no pushy sales talk at all. They just gave a clear quote and explained the sign-up, which made things quick for us. We ended up going for a 3 year contract, which has been great for saving the company both time and money.10 yearsI just had a call from some bloke called Dan Bhadur or whatever, his English was awful. He kept trying to trick me into giving my credit card details. Honestly, I reckon he’s a total con man. Don’t hand over any of your private info to these dodgy individuals, they’re not to be trusted at all. What a load of rubbish!Dan Bhadur10 yearsI have to say, Harry’s no-nonsense style really impressed me, and thanks to him I managed to cut my gas and electric bills nearly in half. Even though I’m probably one of their smaller customers, they made me feel like I was their top priority.Harry10 yearsThe bloke was really nice, walked me through my bill and explained everything he needed clearly. Proper helpful.10 yearsGot a phone call from someone who said their name was Harry and that they worked for British Gas, telling me about renewing energy contracts, even though mine’s not up till Spring 2018. The bloke’s English was so bad, I could barely make out what he was saying.HarryBritish Gas10 yearsThe service I got was really good. They were friendly, knew their stuff well, and very polite the whole time. I got clear facts, quotes and numbers, and they helped me step by step in a professional but nice way. If you’re after a new energy supplier or just want a better deal, I’d definitely suggest giving them a shout.10 yearsGot a call from someone sounding foreign, talking about EON energy, but their English was really hard to make out. When I tried to respond in English without sticking to a script, they just got rude and totally refused to give a callback number so I could verify if the company was legit. Absolutely shocking attitude. I hadn’t asked for the call at all. Honestly, dealing with them is just a massive headache.10 yearsUse your own damn words when messaging someone. Don’t just be a weak copycat, seriously.10 yearsI’ve had 3 calls from someone called “Harry” saying he’s from Eon. But I find that odd as Eon don’t ring their customers - we’re supposed to contact them if we want a better deal, which is bad enough. “Harry” told me my energy renewal was coming up, which it isn’t, and promised a cheaper tariff. When I asked for the withheld number, he said it was 02032862617, which he claimed was Coventry, where Eon’s based. Then when I asked for my Eon account number, he gave a wrong one! So I’m pretty sure this bloke isn’t really with Eon. He also wanted me to find a bill to chat about my current prices, but I didn’t bother. Despite being on the TPS registry, “Harry” keeps calling, and honestly, the TPS seems to do nothing about it. These annoying calls really ought to be made illegal.HarryEonCoventryTPS10 yearsI had a very similar call from this number, but the person said they were calling on behalf of British Gas.British Gas10 yearsI got a call from this number, and honestly, it was super hard to get what the bloke was saying because his English was quite bad. I ended up telling him to maybe head back to his homeland and pick up some proper English first.10 yearsSome bloke named Sameer rang me up, but I couldn’t make out what language he was speaking. Seemed a bit dodgy to me, like one of those scammers.Sameer10 yearsAnswered a call from this number and a lady with an Indian accent introduced herself as Sarah from Eon Energy. She claimed to be offering quotes for our company's electricity supply. Normally, we do deal with Eon Energy for our electricity, but her manner was nothing like the usual reps we speak with. I told her to ring back the next day when I had all our paperwork ready. Afterwards, I rang Eon Energy directly to confirm if the call was genuine. They had no record of any such contact and mentioned they’d always provide a reference number in any official call. When she rang again the next day, she couldn’t give me our reference number nor send an email with the details. I ended the call there - what a total waste of time!SarahEon EnergyEon10 yearsI received a call from someone named Alex Parker, speaking with a strong Indian accent. He was really pushy and rude, trying to get me to sign up for an electricity contract. Later, I contacted British Gas and they warned me to stay away from him, saying he’s a scammer.Alex ParkerBritish Gas10 yearsi got a ring from a bloke named Sameer, but his accent was really hard to make out. Felt like he might be trying to pull a fast one on me.............SameerSubmit Your Own Report (020 3286 2617)
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