02032865885
TimeLine☎️ 02032865885 👆 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 02032865885
- Unprofessional calls despite call guardAug
2018Scam caller targeting dementia patientAug
2018Mr. Wilson didn't show upJul
2018Beware of Lloyds bank callbacksJun
2018Suspicious phone call, poor EnglishJun
2018Suspicious claim from Barclays representativeMay
2018Warning about persistent scam callsApr
2018Scam call about PPI deliveryMar
2018Possible PPI scam call receivedMar
2018Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 12 March 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Mayes Green(Surrey), Mullan Head(County Antrim), Needham Green(Essex) and Upper Ifold(Surrey).
02032865885 has 9 comments of which 7 x neutral and 2 x negative
02032865885 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032865885 👆 is reported as a persistent and concerning source of scam calls, often involving dubious claims of PPI refunds from banks such as Lloyds or Barclays. Callers, sometimes using names like Jessica or Alex and speaking with non-native accents, pressurise targets, including vulnerable individuals, by promising cash payments or visits that never materialise. Despite requests to stop, these calls continue, raising fears about the safety of personal or financial information. The callers use varied tactics, such as insisting on cash delivery instead of cheques, and may leave recipients unsettled. Newcomers are advised to remain cautious, avoid sharing any details, and consider reporting the calls as potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 02032865885
8 yearsSome lady named ‘Jessica’ gave my dad a ring - he’s got dementia. When he got in touch with me, he was a bit muddled but managed to jot down her name and number. She said they wanted to come see him that afternoon to sort out a £3,000 PPI claim. Trouble is, dad’s got no PPI claim and nothing to claim at all. I called the number and told them to never bother us again. What’s the trick here? Do they earn from the call itself, or are they after bank details and stuff? Dad says he didn’t share any info, but I’m worried he might have forgotten if he did.Jessica8 yearsSomething similar happened to my dad, who’s got dementia! He even has a call guard feature set up on his phone. I decided to call them back and told them if they rang once more, I’d be reporting it to the cops. The people on the line didn’t seem very professional, with Indian accents and all. A bloke picked up initially, then I was passed on to a woman when I asked for someone named ‘Jessica’ who supposedly called.Jessica8 yearsSome bloke called himself Mr Wilson and claimed he had £3000 to drop off today!! Weirdly enough, he never showed up at all!Wilson8 yearsGot a call from this number saying I was owed PPI from Lloyds, which wasn’t true at all. Tried asking them to call me back but no luck. Be careful, could be a scam!Lloyds Bank8 yearsSomeone claiming to be from my bank called, but they couldn't even talk proper English. Total scam, I reckon.8 yearsHe asserted he had a cheque related to PPI, which was rather concerning as he claimed to represent Barclays Bank.Barclays Bank8 yearsI've repeatedly instructed these folks to stop calling me regarding some supposed PPOI claim, yet they persistently ring me with alarming regularity. They assure me time and again that they'll remove my number from their records, but clearly, that's not happening. Just a word of warning for everyone out there-stay on your toes, as you might be the next target! Exercise caution, my friends.9 yearsI received a rather dubious call from a chap claiming to be named Alex, who insisted that my Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was all sorted and that a driver would soon be popping by to deliver cash in hand. I couldn’t help but recall my previous experiences where everything was settled with a cheque instead. When I requested the same this time, he simply brushed me off, stating that wasn’t an option. Quite frankly, he can keep his cash; I'm not keen on any unscheduled visits to my doorstep. If anyone’s interested, here’s the reference number: PPA50813 Customer ID 18081 ALEX.Alex9 yearsI received a call from a woman who claimed that my PPI claim had been greenlit, and that we could expect £3,000 as soon as we rang this number. Quite amusing, considering we’ve never taken out a loan or submitted any claims. It seems they've changed their approach lately!Submit Your Own Report (020 3286 5885)
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