02032892504
TimeLine☎️ 02032892504 👆 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 02032892504
- Ignored unknown London phone callNov
2018HMRC automated message for legal actionOct
2018Returned missed call with voicemailOct
2018Request from Homeowners Mortgage CompanyOct
2018Fraudulent call claiming to be HMRCOct
2018Spam call claiming HMRC authorityOct
2018Caller claiming to be HMRCOct
2018Automated message requesting urgent callbackOct
2018Suspicious call about internet issuesJul
2016Suspicious caller claiming computer hackJul
2016Scam call; do not share informationJul
2016Number Of Searches: 77 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 05 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Holt Fleet(Worcestershire), Lower Langford(Somerset), Mile End(Devon), Pontgarreg(Ceredigion) and Rowhedge(Essex).
02032892504 has 11 comments of which 5 x neutral and 6 x negative
02032892504 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032892504 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HMRC and BT, often leaving urgent, threatening voicemails demanding a callback or claiming legal consequences. Callers use different names and accents, sometimes insisting on remote computer access or claiming issues like hacking or bugs causing slow internet. The calls tend to be automated or with noisy backgrounds, lacking personalisation and warning recipients to be cautious. Many have blocked or ignored the number without response.
Reports on phone number 02032892504
8 yearsDidn’t pick up the call, looked like it was from London. I just ended up blocking the number anyway.London8 yearsGot a call from a Sheffield number, some automated voice claiming to be HMRC, saying if I don’t respond I’ll face ‘legal action’ or whatever. Sounded like just another scam to me.HMRCSheffield8 yearsGot a robo call with a voice saying it was from “hmre” telling me to ring them back.HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a voicemail supposedly from HM Revenue & Customs saying to ring a different number urgently. Sounds like one of those scams to me.HMRC8 yearsThey rang me but I couldn’t pick up, so they left a voicemail instead.8 yearsI received a rather brief call-so brief, in fact, that I missed it entirely. Next thing I know, there's a voicemail waiting for me. This person, purporting to be an “officer from HMRC,” insisted I get back to them or risk some rather dire repercussions. What a shame I wasn’t able to pick up; I was in the perfect mood for a bit of banter today!HMRC8 yearsGot a recorded call from someone pretending to be "Officer X" from HMRC. Definitely a scam, so be careful!HMRC8 yearsGot a voice message from some automated system saying it’s important and urgent I ring back. They claimed to be Officer Dennis Grey from HM Revenue and Customs and gave this number 020 3289 2504. They warned if I or my lawyer didn’t get in touch, there’d be legal trouble. The message kept repeating the number to call back, said not to ignore it. Sounded pretty official but a bit fishy to me. Caller ID showed 020 3289 2504.Dennis GreyHM Revenue and Customs10 yearsThis afternoon, I received a phone call from a woman identifying herself as Angus Brown. She stated she was representing BT and mentioned that our sluggish internet was a result of some bugs residing on my computer. She requested that I power it up for her... but I didn’t comply as it all seemed rather dodgy. She had an accent that sounded Asian!Angus BrownBT10 yearsToday, I received a rather peculiar call from someone named David claiming to be with BT. He insisted that there were concerns regarding our computer being compromised and that they would need to disconnect our Internet for a period of three to four days. He pressured me to switch on my computer, and I found his manner somewhat forceful. His accent seemed to suggest he was of Asian descent, and there was an unusual amount of background noise that made the call feel even more dubious. This isn’t the first occasion I’ve been contacted by him. I firmly refused to comply with his demands and asked for a phone number to reach him back. He provided me with a number, but never once addressed me by my name, opting instead for 'madam' throughout the conversation.DavidBT10 yearsI just received a dodgy phone call claiming to be from the 'btw community' based in London. It's definitely a scam! Whatever you do, don't share any details about your computer with them. Stay vigilant!LondonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3289 2504)
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