02032891204
TimeLine☎️ 02032891204 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203289 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032891204
- Phone number used in scamMar
2024Frequent unwanted calls from numberMar
2024Received identical email multiple timesMar
2024Receipt for Prime payment confusionMar
2024Report scam emails to cyber policeMar
2024Unknown number in possible scamMar
2024Grateful for transparency about email scamsMar
2024Amazon scam message email receivedMar
2024"Real-life scam battles on TV"Mar
2024Email scam reported and blockedMar
2024Email from scammer impersonating AmazonMar
2024Warning about recognizable scam reviewMar
2024Scam alert for Amazon PrimeMar
2024Scam email about Amazon membershipsMar
2024Possible phone number phishing scamMar
2024Lee Hughes charging over 500 poundsMar
2024Bogus email about fake paymentMar
2024Received phishing email, possible scamMar
2024Identifying scammer without making contactMar
2024Suspicious email, didn't respondMar
2024Number from potential scam emailMar
2024Received scam email; did not callMar
2024Number Of Searches: 16 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 04 March 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fenwick(East Ayrshire), Hackthorn(Wiltshire) and Old Town(Cumbria).
02032891204 has 21 comments of which 17 x negative and 4 x neutral
02032891204 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032891204 👆 is reported as linked to a persistent scam involving fake Amazon Prime membership charges sent via email. Numerous users have received fraudulent receipts prompting calls to this number, with amounts exaggerated and unauthorised. It is widely recognised as a phishing attempt designed to trick recipients into divulging personal or financial details. Authorities and users recommend not responding or calling the number, instead forwarding suspicious emails to official fraud reporting services. The scam has been featured in investigative programmes highlighting the sophistication and persistence of such criminal operations. Overall, this number is strongly associated with deceptive activity and best avoided to prevent potential financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02032891204
2 yearsI got an email about buying a Prime membership and it had this number as the contact. Pretty sure it's a scam. Just wondering, has anyone actually fallen for it and lost cash?2 yearsI've been inundated with countless calls from this particular number.2 yearsJust got another one for my list! Different person, but the same old email about the exact same thing.2 yearsI received an email that looks like a payment receipt for Prime, but it’s not from Amazon at all. Quite bewildering!PrimeAmazon2 yearsIf you get any scam emails, send them through to this cyber crime unit at '[email protected]'. It’s verified by Action Fraud, and you’ll receive an official confirmation back. Also, have a look at the fourth post down from here about that TV series - a must-watch if you’ve got a bank account. It really shows how these scams work and how your money can get drained.Action Fraud2 yearsGot an email today with the subject 'Prime-Receipt' telling me to ring this number if I want to cancel a purchase of £589 - like seriously? Your website is super helpful in exposing these dodgy scams. Cheers for that!Prime2 yearsGot an email from this number pretending to be Amazon - total scam alert! The message looked pretty dodgy and I wouldn’t trust it. Just a heads up to be careful if you see it pop up in your inbox.Amazon2 yearsGot an email from someone named Yvonne Esparza saying I’d got £414 credited for Prime and to ring this number if I had any questions. Totally a con. Reported it and blocked the number straight away.Yvonne EsparzaPrime2 yearsI didn't get a phone call, but got an email from some bloke called Greg Rivera mentioning this number and talking about our "Prime" base costing £353. I’ve already alerted Amazon about it.Greg RiveraAmazon2 yearsI saw this old trick being shown on the BBC One show 'Scam Interceptors' - definitely worth catching on iPlayer. They get these ethical hackers to hack into the scammers' systems right when they’re running their con. The heroes try to put a stop to it, but it’s not straightforward at all. These scammers are really clever, using advanced gear and really knowing their game. Proper worrying stuff.BBC One2 yearsGot this number linked to a dodgy email about charging me for two Amazon Prime accounts. Very suspicious!Amazon Prime2 yearsI got an email from someone called James Cross about a payment for a Prime Receipt membership. I haven’t signed up for any such thing though. Pretty sure it was a phishing attempt. The email had a contact number 02032891204, but I ignored it. Definitely a scam!James CrossPrime2 yearsGot an email claiming it was about buying 2 prime memberships for 571GBP from someone named Joseph Murphy. The message had a phone number at the bottom, but the email address looked dodgy [email protected]. Didn’t bother ringing, as it was clearly a scam.Joseph Murphy2 yearsJust like loads of others have said about this number, I got a call from some guy called Darryl Dorsey. It was clear right away that it had nothing to do with Amazon Prime. Don’t bother replying to the email or ringing the phone number they give - it’s definitely a scam. I’ve already told the Fraud team and my bank about it, so you should do the same.Darryl DorseyAmazon PrimeFraud2 yearsGot an email with a dodgy attachment but didn’t open it after the bank warned me not to.2 yearsI never dialed the number, it was actually linked to some scam email I got.2 yearsJust got an email from someone called Charles Hawkins claiming I'd been charged £399 for two Prime memberships. Total scam, obviously. The phone number they listed at the end of the email is definitely dodgy, so watch out for that!Charles Hawkins2 yearsLee Hughes charged over 500 quid for something pretty standard, which I thought was a bit steep.Lee Hughes2 yearsGot an email from someone called Joseph Murphy saying I’m going to be billed for Amazon Prime. Definitely a con. I’m sending it to BT and the cops, and I’ve also blocked the sender.Joseph MurphyAmazonBT2 yearsIt's obvious this is a con artist. I never dialled this number.2 yearsThis number showed up in a dodgy email I got from [email protected]. I definitely haven’t rang it myself.Submit Your Own Report (020 3289 1204)
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