02032877845
TimeLine☎️ 02032877845 👆 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 02032877845
- Fell for same name scamMar
2017Suspicious call, potential fraud reportedMar
2017Fraudulent call reported to authoritiesMar
2017Fraudsters exploited vulnerable elderly womanMar
2017Scam targeting vulnerable individuals reportedMar
2017Suspicious call claiming bank issueMar
2017Suspicious call from Martin TaylorJan
2017Scam impersonating police, warn othersJan
2017Scammer attempted fraudulent withdrawal, failedDec
2016Family member's incident reported, no lossDec
2016Harassing call targeting elderly motherNov
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 24 November 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bolton(Greater Manchester), Lealholm(North Yorkshire), Mashbury(Essex) and Mottram St Andrew(Cheshire).
02032877845 has 11 comments of which 8 x neutral and 3 x negative
02032877845 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032877845 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number targeting vulnerable individuals, often posing as bank fraud or security departments, including HSBC, Lloyds, Nationwide, or even the police. Callers attempt to pressure victims into withdrawing large sums of money urgently, sometimes arranging taxis to banks. The scammers use deceptive names and accents and become aggressive or hang up when questioned. Many victims have reported near losses of life savings, with some incidents involving elderly relatives. Authorities and banks are frequently informed by those targeted, and the public is strongly advised to be cautious, verify any calls independently, and report suspicious activity promptly.
Reports on phone number 02032877845
10 yearsI can’t believe I got caught out too, they asked for exactly the same thing and used the same name. Honestly, I feel proper daft for falling for it.10 yearsI got a call from this number, and a bloke with a Scottish accent wanted to talk to my dad. When I asked who he was, he got quite rude and just hung up. I decided to call back from a different phone, and this time a guy with an Asian accent answered. After a bit of back and forth, he said he was from Lloyds Bank’s fraud team. When I asked for the contact number of their customer service so I could complain, he quickly ended the call. Definitely a dodgy scam - these scammers should be tracked down and put in jail.Lloyds Bank10 yearsMy dad got a call from this number, and the person said their name was Martin Taylor along with some ID number, claiming to be part of Nationwide's Fraud Dept. They told him to rush to the bank and take out a big chunk of cash. Thankfully, my dad told the bank about it right away, and I’m planning to let the police know as well.Martin TaylorNationwide Fraud Investigation10 yearsMy nan got completely scammed by these con artists and now she feels so upset about it. They even went as far as booking a taxi to take her to the bank! What's worse, this number is still working and if you call, someone answers pretending to be from HSBC security.HSBC10 yearsBe wary of this dubious number that appears to be masquerading as HSBC's security service or a fraud prevention unit! They’ll claim that your account has been breached, possibly even from within a branch. Their ploy usually involves urging you to withdraw all your funds, except for a measly £100 to cover direct debits, and then transfer everything into a different account with the same bank. Their tactics show just how desperate they really are. It’s clear they prey on those who might be more vulnerable. Do take a moment to report any suspicious activity!HSBC10 yearsThis morning, I received a rather concerning phone call. I picked it up, and the caller claimed to be from my bank. Naturally, I was taken aback and inquired which bank he represented - it raised my suspicions when he accurately named the institution where I keep my funds. He proceeded to inform me that there was an attempt to withdraw £1500 from my account. I couldn’t help but chuckle and told him he'd be out of luck since my balance doesn’t amount to that! Then, rather cheekily, he asked me how much I actually had. I firmly replied that it was none of his business and promptly hung up. I may have some years behind me, but I’m certainly not gullible. Just for reference, my phone logs all incoming numbers, and this one was 02032877845.10 yearsToday, my mum got a call from a bloke who said his name was Martin Taylor, but he sounded like he was Asian. He wanted her to do something similar. Luckily, she got in touch with her bank quick and let them know about it.Martin Taylor10 yearsMy mum nearly got tricked out of all her life savings by this number, so awful! They claim they're from the police, but it's all a con. Make sure to warn your loved ones about this!10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with the fraud squad, telling me to take out £1000 from my bank and keep it quiet. He left me a number to ring back in an hour. I just laughed, said I was already deep in my overdraft, called him a few names, and hung up. Sorted!10 yearsJust happened to someone in my family as well. Fortunately, no cash was taken. We’ve notified the police about it.10 yearsMy 86 year old mum has been repeatedly bothered by this number! They called her claiming to be from some fraud investigation team and said she needed to take all her cash out of the bank except £100. They even told her not to explain why to the bank staff! We've already notified the police about it.Submit Your Own Report (020 3287 7845)
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