02032878768
TimeLine☎️ 02032878768 👆 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 02032878768
- Scammers impersonating Ledger LiveJul
2024Persistent scam caller seeking injuriesNov
2017Suggests association with Accident HelplineFeb
2016Thankful for avoiding further lossJan
2014Dishonest company, untrustworthy experienceNov
2013Skepticism about loan company namesNov
2013Loan scammers exploiting victims' trustNov
2013UKash loan process is a scamNov
2013Supports loan, doubts scam claimsNov
2013Found scam loan, avoided paymentNov
2013Scam loan company preys on customersOct
2013Warning: Avoid this phone scam!Oct
2013No message left after callingOct
2013Number Of Searches: 4 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 24 October 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brereton(Staffordshire), Buckminster(Leicestershire), Offerton(Durham) and Puttenham(Buckinghamshire).
02032878768 has 13 comments of which 2 x negative and 11 x neutral
02032878768 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032878768 👆 is reported as a source of persistent scam calls pretending to offer loans or insurance services. Callers often claim to represent reputable companies but demand upfront payments via vouchers, followed by additional fees allegedly for taxes or government charges. Victims have lost money and reported encountering false identities, fake addresses, and aggressive tactics. Several warn against trusting anyone requesting payment before receiving funds, highlighting the risk of financial loss and fraud. Authorities are involved in investigations but caution is urged. Genuine loan providers do not request payments via vouchers or untraceable methods. New visitors should avoid engagement and verify all details independently to protect themselves from scams linked to this number.
Reports on phone number 02032878768
2 yearsGot a call from people saying they were from Ledger Live - they already had my name, phone number, and email. Then I got an email that looked like it was from Ledger too, came from [email protected]. Definitely looks like a scam to me.Ledger LiveLedger9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent called, saying he was from Aviva. He claimed to know about a little crash and was trying to get me to admit I got hurt. I ended the call, but he keeps ringing. I just don’t answer anymore.Aviva11 yearsJust got a call from them and now they’re saying they’re with Accident Helpline or something like that!! Really fishy if you ask me.Accident Helpline11 yearsThe phone rang, but they didn’t bother to leave a voicemail.13 yearsThese folks totally scammed us. Luckily, after the initial payment with a ukash voucher, we got suspicious when they asked for another £145 for tax. This website really helped me see what was going on! I lost £75, but could have lost a lot more if it weren't for this place. The callers said their names were Alex and Dennis Cooper. I've already reported everything - ukash support, Action Ford, my bank (since I gave them the card info), and the police as well.AlexDennis CooperUkashAction Fraud13 yearsHonestly, I feel proper let down by this company and I'm quite embarrassed to share what happened to me. They seem to be nothing but fraudsters. Seriously, don’t place any trust in these folks!13 yearsOi Claire, you’re talkin rubbish. Dennis Cooper and Carol Johnson? Nah, that’s not their real names, they’ve got proper Pakishtani accents. But I guess you wouldn’t notice, since you keep hyping them up. It's funny how one minute they claim to be an unsecured loan firm, then suddenly they’re "quick loan" people instead.ClaireDennis CooperCarol Johnson13 yearsAfter I looked into a loan with another provider, these lot got in touch with me. They asked me to hand over £120 upfront for an instalment and then £145 for UK tax, which I foolishly paid. Then, out of nowhere, they demanded another £165, saying the smallest amount they could transfer to my bank was less than the loan amount. I refused to send any more money, and they abruptly said they wouldn't refund the £265 I'd already paid. They gave me fake consumer credit numbers, bogus addresses in Manchester and London, and I don’t trust the names they used - something like Dennis, Robert, and Stephen. Seriously, never pay these people a penny. They promise funds but just keep coming up with excuses to get more cash out of you. I’ve reported them to the national fraud team and got a crime reference number, so hopefully, they’ll be busted soon. Avoid these scammers at all costs!UKLondonManchesterDennisRobertStephen13 yearsClaire, I'm pretty sure you're connected with that business. Accepting ukash vouchers for a loan isn’t legal, and it feels like a total con. When you try to get your money back, they just tell you to get lost and then go on about how all Brits are horrible.Claire13 yearsDoes anyone else get these types of messages? I’m Claire Wild and honestly, I got a loan from these people. Calling them scammers doesn’t sit right with me at all. If you’re legit, why not just drop your real names in your replies? I did pay through Ukash and did get my loan without issues. Big thanks to Carol Johnson and Dennis Cooper for sorting things out for me. Truly grateful!Claire WildUkashCarol JohnsonDennis Cooper13 yearsI applied online and got a call the very next day offering £22,500 with no security for a 10-year term. We were really in a bind and about to make the first payment using a paysafe card. Luckily, I stumbled upon this website and others. I looked up their licence and consumer credit number, and it turns out it was all a scam. Big thanks to everyone who shared their experiences and warned us!13 yearsSo these lot say they're offering unsecured loans and even accept Ukash vouchers - I stupidly handed over £460 to them. They told me I'd got a loan but had to pay an upfront fee first. After I paid, they started asking for more money, saying it was for some government charges, which is total rubbish. Honestly, watch out and don't pick up if this number rings you - there’s no loan at all, it’s a scam.13 yearsFell for a scam that asked me to pay £171 upfront using a Ukash voucher, then later they said I owed £265 to the government. Honestly, I feel so daft now. The caller claimed his name was John Smith but had a strong Pakistani accent. Please don’t make the same mistake I did - avoid these con artists at all costs!John SmithSubmit Your Own Report (020 3287 8768)
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