02032871141
TimeLine☎️ 02032871141 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203287 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032871141
- Call claimed to be HMRCAug
2022Scam pretending Royal Mail identityDec
2021Suspicious call about non-existent parcelOct
2021Royal Mail scam call reportedOct
2021Package return seems like scamOct
2021Fraudulent call from Royal MailOct
2021Fraudulent claim of stolen fundsOct
2021Scam call from fake Royal MailOct
2021Unwanted callers soliciting goods/servicesOct
2021Caller is fakeOct
2021Suspicious call claiming package deliveryOct
2021Fraudulent phone call from "Royal Mail"Oct
2021Scam call about held packageOct
2021Rating: 2/10, labeled as a scamOct
2021Scam call from supposed royal mailOct
2021Potential scam involving package recoveryOct
2021Warning about potential phone scamOct
2021Suspicious call from fake AmandaOct
2021Received scam call, confronted scammersOct
2021"Kate from Royal Mail scam"Oct
2021Call dropped upon answerOct
2021Identified and avoided possible scamOct
2021Reference to potential postal scamOct
2021Suspicious request for email addressOct
2021Fraud call falsely claiming Royal MailOct
2021Caller posing as Royal MailOct
2021Obvious scam asking for surchargeOct
2021Recognized scam call, hung upOct
2021User warns others about potential scamOct
2021Beware of Royal Mail scamsOct
2021Royal Mail phone call scamOct
2021Foreign lady claims parcel, scamOct
2021Royal Mail impostor asked paymentOct
2021Caller impersonates Royal Mail, scamOct
2021Fraudulent Royal Mail phone callOct
2021Suspicious call about Amazon shipmentOct
2021Beware of foreign parcel scamOct
2021Potential Royal Mail scam callOct
2021Avoided potential phone scam, stayed cautiousOct
2021Ignoring possible scam call politelyOct
2021Royal Mail calling - suspicious callOct
2021Suspicious call from potential scamOct
2021Intrusive, unwanted nuisance phone callsOct
2021Fraudulent call from supposed KateOct
2021Royal Mail - £1.55 postageOct
2021Abusive response to suspected scamOct
2021Fake message from Royal MailOct
2021Woman asking for postal codeOct
2021Unknown callers, constant and persistentOct
2021Persistent scammers calling daily, ignored callsOct
2021Frustrated with unanswered spam callsOct
2021Scam pretending to be Royal MailOct
2021Scam pretending to be Royal MailOct
2021Annoying person asking for emailOct
2021Scam call from fake Post OfficeOct
2021Call about fake package feeOct
2021Warning about suspicious Royal Mail callingOct
2021Scam call from Royal MailOct
2021Number Of Searches: 215 Number Of Comments: 57 First Seen: 01 October 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bedfield(Suffolk), Burntwood(Staffordshire), Eckfordmoss(Scottish Borders), Oxen End(Essex) and Thankerton(North Lanarkshire).
02032871141 has 57 comments of which 52 x neutral and 5 x negative
02032871141 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032871141 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers impersonating Royal Mail or HM Revenue and Customs, often using the victim’s real name and phone number to lend credibility. The callers claim a parcel is held due to unpaid postage or customs fees, requesting small payments or personal details, sometimes pressing for email addresses to send payment links. They frequently hang up abruptly when questioned about parcel or sender details, or when challenged. Many warn against providing any payment or personal information, advising to block the number and report suspicious calls. The scam exploits the expectation of parcel deliveries and employs varying accents or automated voices, with no legitimate Royal Mail procedure involving phone requests for postage payment. Caution and verification through official channels are strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 02032871141
4 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from HM Revenue and Customs. They wanted my name but then abruptly ended the call. Quite suspicious!HM RevenueCustoms5 yearsTotal con. They’re masquerading as Royal Mail.Royal Mail5 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from Royal Mail, stating they had a parcel for me in London. To be honest, from what I've seen, Royal Mail usually excels at delivering parcels within a reasonable distance of their intended recipients 😂. They requested my email address, but I provided them with a fake one, and then they promptly ended the call.Royal MailLondon5 yearsGot a call from 0203287114 claiming to be Royal Mail. They already had my name, the weird bit was when I told them I wasn’t waiting on any delivery, they just cut me off. Definite scam vibes.Royal Mail5 yearsSomebody rang me telling me I needed to pay postage for a parcel. When I asked them to confirm my postcode, she said she had no idea. Then I asked how they even got my number in the first place and she replied it was on the parcel, which sounded weird. I then pointed out it was odd she had my phone number but not my address, and she just stammered. Told her to just send it back to the sender. Pretty sure this is a scam.5 yearsI received a call from this number, and it turned out to be a scam. A woman, who appeared to know both my name and mobile number, claimed she was representative of Royal Mail, saying there was a parcel awaiting instructions for me to clear. First of all, there’s absolutely no way they could have my number. Secondly, none of my queries were addressed, and the moment I hesitated to comply, they abruptly ended the call. I suspect the woman's voice was generated by a program, as it didn't sound entirely genuine. The way she pronounced my last name was quite peculiar and oddly stilted.Royal Mail5 yearsThis is definitely a scam! They've swindled money right out of my credit card. Just a heads up to everyone-don’t engage with these people. I've already reported it, and an inquiry is underway. They posed as representatives of Royal Mail and managed to pilfer £480 from me after I foolishly shared my payment details. Stay vigilant, folks!Royal Mail5 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from Royal Mail, and they seemed to know my name and phone number - which bewildered me since I’ve never shared my number with them on any parcels. The caller claimed a parcel of mine was awaiting postage payment. I mentioned that I’d expect a card through the letterbox from Royal Mail if that were true, and I'd settle any fees directly at the post office. Once I said that, they abruptly ended the conversation. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!Royal Mail5 yearsAnnoying telemarketers!5 yearsdefinitely a scammer trying to trick you, dont trust it!5 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from Royal Mail, stating that I have a parcel held up at a depot in South London that requires payment for delivery. When I mentioned that I actually reside nowhere near South London, they abruptly ended the conversation. Quite suspicious, I'd say!Royal MailSouth London5 yearsI had a rather dubious phone call earlier, claiming that a parcel was waiting for me at some vague Royal Mail location in London, referred to as 'Dee po'. If I'm not mistaken, Royal Mail operates sorting centres, and there shouldn't be any postage fees involved. The caller insisted that if I provided my card details for a mere £1.50, they could facilitate the release of this elusive package. Alternatively, if I shared my email, they'd send me the specifics for payment, all the while risking my laptop or phone being compromised. I promptly ended the conversation, but I can easily envision some unsuspecting individuals falling for this ruse. Despite her dodgy accent, she was surprisingly persuasive.Royal MailLondonDee5 yearsJust like the rest, really. Received a call informing me that a package was being held and I needed to settle £1.40. When I asked her for either my address or the sender's details, she couldn’t provide either. I suspected it was a scam, so I ended the call. Turns out, I wasn't mistaken after all!5 yearsAbsolute con! Total rip-off, I'd give it a 2 out of 10. They really need to step up their game for the next time around!5 yearsI received a call earlier from a lady claiming to be from Royal Mail. Her English was quite limited, and she mentioned needing a payment of £1 and £65 (not just a few pence) for customs clearance. When I asked her for the sender's or recipient's address, she wasn't able to provide that information. I told her I couldn't approve any payment without knowing what it was for, so I proposed that she send me an email with the necessary details. After that, she just ended the call abruptly.Royal Mail5 yearsI received a call from a woman claiming to be from Royal Mail, and she startled me by knowing both my name and surname. She insisted that I should start the process to retrieve a lost package. Naturally, I inquired about the sender’s details, but she dodged my question. When I pressed her again for this crucial information, she abruptly hung up on me! Now I can’t shake off this uneasy feeling, worried about my personal information potentially being misused. 😟Royal Mail5 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Royal Mail, some Eastern European lady telling me there’s a parcel for me and I gotta pay to get it sent to my place. Thing is, I haven’t bought anything recently, and no one I know has either. Don’t fall for it, block this number right away and never give them any money.Royal Mail5 yearsi got a call from someone named amanda who spoke with a strong accent mentioning the post office. sounded a bit off since i doubt the post office rings people up like that, so i just ended the call. looked up the number afterwards and seems like it's one of those scam calls.Amanda5 yearsI received a rather dubious call from this number. An Asian woman on the line spoke so fast that I could hardly make sense of it. When I asked her to repeat herself, she claimed to be from ‘Riyal Mail’ and mentioned an Apple product supposedly waiting for me. I couldn’t believe my ears, so I promptly informed her that I wasn't expecting any deliveries and told her to pack it in with the nonsense. Before she could get another word out, I hung up. The number was 020 3287 1141. It’s absolutely appalling how these con artists operate. Something needs to be done about these scammers. Just a heads up to everyone, there are plenty of them lurking around. Stay safe!Riyal MailApple5 yearsAs soon as I picked up, the person on the other end just hung up straight away.5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be the post office saying they had a parcel for me but it didn't have any postage. Then they asked for my email so they could explain how to get it. Sounded a bit fishy to me!5 yearsSomebody called ‘Kate’ pretending to be from Royal Mail, trying to get me to cough up money for some supposed postage. She asked for my email to send a link to pay, which I thought was dodgy as hell. Total scam, don’t fall for it.KateRoyal Mail5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming my parcel was stuck in customs and I needed to send $1.55 to get it released. I told them I knew it was a scam and then they just hung up on me. Honestly, not even surprised!5 yearsI received a call from this number purporting to be Royal Mail, and I felt quite pressed to cough up some cash for a parcel they claimed was unstamped. Given that I was anticipating a delivery from an old mate, I momentarily believed it could be true, assuming perhaps they’d forgotten a wee stamp. I proceeded with the payment, but thankfully, just before entering the authorisation code, I decided to Google the number. To my relief, I discovered it was a scam! I quickly halted the payment. I'm immensely grateful to those who flagged this number before me; you've undoubtedly spared me from a right hassle. Cheers, everyone!Royal Mail5 yearsReceived a call that claimed to be from Royal Mail. They wanted me to verify my address and email, plus requested a payment of £1.50 online. It seemed rather genuine since I’ve got a ton of parcels on the way! Definitely block this number!Royal Mail5 yearsJust like many individuals before me, I received a call today from someone claiming there was a minor additional fee required for a parcel that was purportedly held up at a postal office in London. Clearly a fraudulent scheme!London5 yearsClaimed to represent Royal Mail, but it was clearly a scam. I told them where to go and promptly ended the call.Royal Mail5 yearsAbsolute con job!5 yearsI've just had a rather dubious phone call, supposedly from Royal Mail. They were pressing me for my payment information for a package that apparently didn’t have a stamp on it. They claimed their address was the sorting office at 53 Nine Elms Lane. However, upon checking, I discovered that the place has actually been sold off and is on the verge of being torn down for some new development. *Be wary and don't share your personal information with strangers who ring you unexpectedly. *Always refrain from divulging any financial details over the phone!Royal MailNine Elms Lane5 yearsI received a rather suspicious call from someone purporting to be from Royal Mail, insisting that there was a parcel waiting for me at the Nine Elms Lane Mail Centre due to a shortfall in postage fees. It’s clearly a scam, as a) Royal Mail has no way of obtaining my phone number to inform me directly about a parcel, and b) in cases where postage is insufficient, Royal Mail typically drops a card through my letterbox to inform me, along with instructions on how to pay and collect the item from the nearest depot. Be very wary of such calls!Royal MailNine Elms Lane Mail Centre5 yearsI received a call from a woman with a foreign accent who had my name but her location was baffling. She mentioned something about a parcel being held and offered to provide instructions to retrieve it. I pressed her for specifics about the package, and she claimed it was an Amazon delivery weighing a whopping 75kg, marked with the initials AJ-definitely not mine! I figured she was joking and swiftly ended the call. What a right carry-on!AmazonAJ5 yearsI received a call from someone masquerading as a representative from Royal Mail, claiming I needed to cough up a quid for postage. I firmly told them to either return the parcel or simply drop a card through my letterbox, as is their usual protocol. They attempted to cut me off with some excuse about COVID, which really riled me up. I told them quite bluntly not to interrupt and made it clear they were up to no good. I told them to take a hike! They’re rather fortunate I was in a decent frame of mind; I've been known to keep these chancers chatting on the line just for fun. Utterly fraudulent, if you ask me!Royal Mail5 yearsI received a call from a woman claiming to be with Royal Mail based in London. She insisted that I owed £1.41 for a tiny parcel. I was quite sceptical and told her so. She went on to provide me with a lengthy tracking number for my records. She claimed that Royal Mail had stopped delivering cards with unpaid postage due to the pandemic. It definitely sounds like a scam to me.Royal MailLondon5 yearsI received a rather dodgy call claiming to be from Royal Mail concerning a parcel that doesn't actually exist. I told them I would head down to the sorting facility, at which point they promptly cut the line. Quite the suspicious interaction, I must say!Royal Mail5 yearsReceived a call informing us about an Amazon package lacking a postage stamp, insisting we either pick it up from South London or cough up the shipping fees, followed by an email confirmation. It’s patently a scam.AmazonSouth London5 yearsI received a call from a woman with an accent that sounded quite foreign. To my surprise, she knew my name and was inquiring whether I wished to proceed with retrieving a so-called misplaced package from their Royal Mail facility. I was immediately sceptical, so I declined her offer and hung up promptly. Just a heads up to everyone-stay vigilant!Royal Mail5 yearsHad a rather dodgy call from someone purporting to be from Royal Mail, inquiring if I’d be interested in following some steps to clear a parcel. Strange thing was, she knew my full name! It all felt a bit off, so I decided to trust my instincts, called it a scam, and hung up.Royal Mail5 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be with Royal Mail. They knew my name, which was a bit unsettling. The caller proceeded to ask if I’d be interested in following their instructions to receive a parcel. I simply replied with a firm “No” and ended the conversation.Royal MailNo5 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming I owed money for a package that was supposedly on its way to me, maybe a gift. I quickly realised it was a scam and decided to end the conversation.5 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from Royal Mail. As soon as I expressed my doubts about their authenticity, they hung up without a word. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Royal Mail5 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from Royal Mail. When I requested a contact number to return the call, they abruptly ended the conversation. Definitely a scam!Royal Mail5 yearsAnnoying phone call!5 yearsJust received a call on my phone a mere five minutes back. The caller identified herself as Kate, claiming to be from Royal Mail. I immediately suspected foul play, so I replied with "SCAM" and promptly ended the call.KateRoyal Mail5 yearsReceived a message from the Royal Mail indicating that I had to cough up £1.55 since the sender hadn’t covered the complete postage costs.Royal Mail5 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from Royal Mail, and the person on the line addressed me by my proper name. I had no intention of entertaining their nonsense and promptly told them to bog off, unleashing a fair bit of strong language in the process. If they’ve got a problem with my choice of words - tough luck! They can go ahead and report me if they wish.Royal Mail5 yearsClaiming to be from Royal Mail, yet clearly not. I’m actually employed by Royal Mail, so it was amusing to catch them in the act. Fingers crossed that others won’t be daft enough to believe it!Royal Mail5 yearsI received an unexpected call from a woman inquiring about my postcode, claiming there was an Amazon package in some sort of holding area waiting for me. She insisted she needed to verify my address to sort it out. When I probed her about the possibility of returning it to the sender, since I hadn’t ordered anything, she surprisingly mentioned that they’d just dispose of it instead - which made me chuckle and certainly raised my suspicions. I told her I found her explanation rather dubious, and just like that, she hung up on me! Quite the strange encounter, I must say!Amazon5 yearsive been getting loads of calls from this number and havent picked up, no clue who it is or why they keep ringing me over and over again.5 yearsFor months now, we’ve been getting calls from these scammers nearly every day. Once, we picked up and it was this automated voice telling some random person we don't know to call them back. We’ve blocked the number, but they somehow keep calling us non-stop.5 yearsDodgy callers for sure. I gave the number a ring back but it just said it wasn’t recognised. Feels pointless calling if they ain’t gonna leave a voicemail when you don’t pick up.5 yearsReceived a call from someone feigning to be with Royal Mail, attempting to extract payment for a package that doesn't even exist.Royal Mail5 yearsI received a call from someone who claimed to be affiliated with Royal Mail. They requested my email address to send an invoice. It wasn’t a recording or anything-there was definitely a real human on the other end of the phone.Royal Mail5 yearsWhat a thoroughly unpleasant experience! The caller refused to identify themselves and kept pushing for my email address. In the end, I provided them with a bogus one just to make the conversation end.5 yearsWithout a doubt, that was a fraudulent call! They claimed to be from the post office and insisted I adhere to their guidance to process a payment. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!5 years*FRAUD ALERT* Received a call from someone claiming I owed money for a parcel I never ordered. They insisted that the sender had neglected to affix a postage stamp, and now I had to settle the charges to have the item dispatched. Complete nonsense!FRAUD5 yearsReceived a phone call from someone purporting to represent Royal Mail regarding a delivery. When I probed further about the source of the parcel, they seemed rather clueless but mentioned it bore an Amazon label. Quite the coincidence! When I inquired how they obtained my phone number, they claimed it was listed on the parcel details. Funny that my number would be there yet not my address! When I challenged their story, they abruptly hung up. Just a word of caution for everyone out there, stay vigilant!Royal MailAmazon5 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from the Nine Elms Road Royal Mail depot in London, insisting I make a payment to facilitate parcel delivery. Oddly enough, they couldn't tell me who the parcel was actually from. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Nine Elms RoadRoyal MailLondonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3287 1141)
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