02032865504
TimeLine☎️ 02032865504 👆 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 02032865504
- Negative review, recommend to avoidAug
2018Protect against scams, stay alertAug
2018Scammer stole £750 using deceptionAug
2018Be cautious of scam callsJul
2018Received suspicious call from "ministry," solicitorJun
2018Attempted scam on elderly parentApr
2018Beware of Indian accent scammersApr
2018Suspicions about £4,000 PPI claim offerApr
2018Possible scam phone call reportedApr
2018Number Of Searches: 106 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 29 March 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brue(Somerset) and Shrivenham(Oxfordshire).
02032865504 has 8 comments of which 5 x negative and 3 x neutral
02032865504 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032865504 👆 is reported as a fraudulent number associated with scams targeting vulnerable individuals, often involving fake PPI or refund claims. Callers, frequently using British names but with strong Indian accents, demand upfront payments via methods like iTunes or Paysafe vouchers, claiming these cover taxes or fees before a large cheque can be issued - which never arrives. Attempts include pressuring victims to provide voucher codes or make payments immediately. Many have reported losing substantial sums, typically hundreds of pounds, while some have narrowly avoided being scammed. The operation is known to repeatedly call potential victims and employs various aliases. Caution and non-engagement are strongly advised, and one should never share voucher details or make advance payments to unsolicited callers.
Reports on phone number 02032865504
8 yearsTotal rip-off, honestly. Told them where to stick it.8 yearsoh my god, my mother in law got caught out too. some bloke told her to buy £150 worth of itunes vouchers and then needed her to read the codes over the phone. she did it more than once! today he even promised he'd come over with a cheque for £10,000. she’s still holding onto hope even after losing £750. these scammers really go after the most vulnerable, please don't get tricked like that!iTunes8 yearsMy mother-in-law fell victim to a scam, losing a staggering £750.00. This charlatan had the audacity to ask her to purchase iTunes vouchers and relay the codes to him, promising to send her a cheque for £10,000.00. Predictably, the cheque never arrived, and now she's £750.00 poorer. It’s utterly infuriating!8 yearsgot a call earlier from some bloke named james sylva with a thick indian accent, claiming i owed £4290 on some ppi thing. he told me a solicitor called mrs margaret finlay would be coming by with a cheque or something. just as he was about to explain more, the call dropped. lucky really, coz i might have given him a right earful. this company has messaged me twice now with the same story. be careful folks. the number he used was 0203 286 5504.James SylvaMargaret Finlay8 yearsGot a call from this number, some bloke saying he was from the Ministry of Justice called himself Jack Rogers. Honestly didn’t sound like it was him though. They told me I owed £150 tax for a payout of £3500. Then said a solicitor would ring me the next day but the call dropped. Smells fishy and too good to be true if you ask me.Ministry of JusticeJack Rogers8 yearsTotally fed up! They kept ringing my dad who’s 86 and clearly tried to con him. I called them back loads of times, then suddenly they just stopped picking up. Doesn’t anyone care about scamming vulnerable folks out of their cash? This kind of thing needs to be cracked down on hard!8 yearsI received a rather dubious phone call from someone who introduced himself as Brad. He mentioned that his accounts manager was Alex, and they were rambling on about PPI claims. They stated that I had a potential payout of £4,000 coming my way. However, they insisted that I needed to pop down to a shop to purchase a PaySave card and load £200 onto it to cover the 'tax' on this supposed windfall. Why on earth can’t I just receive an invoice and settle it at my bank? They claimed to work for a company named Claim Eazy, but it all feels a bit fishy to me. If they were on the up and up, surely they could have sent me the details in the post as I requested, but no - not a chance at all!BradAlexClaim Eazy8 yearsI got a call from some bloke saying I’ve got a PPI claim for £4,000. He asked me to pop down to the shops and buy a Paysafecard with £200 on it to cover tax for the claim. Sounded dodgy to me. He said his name was Brad and his manager was Alex, claiming they worked for Claim Eazy or something like that. If it was real, why wouldn’t they just send me a cheque or an official invoice I could pay at a bank? I’m honestly fed up with these annoying calls. The number was 02032865504.BradAlexClaim EazySubmit Your Own Report (020 3286 5504)
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