02032893669
☎️ 02032893669 👆 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 02032893669
- Suspicious internet security scam callAug
2018Sean Hatton is a scammerMar
2018Caller scammed, police informed. FraudulentMar
2018Scam call detected; police informedMar
2018Suspicious caller, avoided potential scamMar
2018Convincing scam call from "BT"Feb
2018Phone scam impersonating BT supportFeb
2018Scam claim about IP address changesFeb
2018Suspicious call claiming security breachFeb
2018Convincing BT scam; dangerous access attemptFeb
2018Fake BT scam, no downloadFeb
2018Clearly a fraudulent callFeb
2018Beware of phone scammersFeb
2018Fake BT tech support scamFeb
2018Avoid scam; don't engage with themJan
2018BT computer scammer repeatedly callsJan
2018Scam pretending to be BTJan
2018Warning: number involved in scamJan
2018Scam pretending to be BT technicalJan
2018Scam call pretending to be BTJan
2018Suspected scam call, suspicious numbersJan
2018Scam call posing as BTJan
2018Suspicious scam call with deceptive tacticsJan
2018Caller falsely claimed BT identityJan
2018Scam call pretending to be BTJan
2018Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 07 January 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ball Green(Staffordshire), Clocaenog(Denbighshire) and Meaford(Staffordshire).
02032893669 has 21 comments of which 17 x negative and 4 x neutral
02032893669 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032893669 👆 is reported as associated with numerous scams falsely claiming to be from BT, warning of internet security issues and urging recipients to change settings or download software. Callers often have heavy accents, provide dubious names, and use various numbers including local and international prefixes. The scam involves trying to convince victims to grant remote access via software like TeamViewer or visit misleading websites. Genuine BT never initiates unsolicited calls about such matters or asks for personal details or software installations. Several victims noted aggressive behaviour when challenged and multiple reports confirm this as a persistent and elaborate fraud. It is strongly advised to hang up immediately, independently verify through official BT contact channels, and never share remote access codes or install requested software.
Reports on phone number 02032893669
8 yearsI got a call from a guy with a strong foreign accent who was warning me that my internet connection wasn’t secure. Apparently, he claimed BT supplies internet services to every other provider across the UK. I told him my internet was working perfectly fine, but he kept saying it wasn’t safe. When I asked for his details, he said his name was Paul Stamford and gave me the number 02032883668. I told him I’d ring my provider to verify and then ended the call straight away. Right when he introduced himself, he strangely muted out his name, and that immediately raised a red flag for me.BTUKPaul Stamforduk8 yearsBeware of Sean Hatton; he's nothing but a con artist!Sean Hatton9 yearsToday I got a call from some call centre saying there had been dodgy activity on my internet recently. That’s odd, considering I only got my internet set up about an hour ago. I told the bloke to ring me back later and quickly got in touch with BT, who confirmed it’s a well-known scam. I just had a word with “Mike” from the noisy call centre, and told him the police have been notified. He was pretty rude, threatening to cut off my internet before hanging up on me. What a bunch of absolute muppets!BTMike9 yearsToday I received a phone call from some call centre warning me about suspicious activity on my internet. Bit odd really since I only got my internet set up less than an hour ago. I told the bloke to ring me back later and quickly got in touch with BT. Turns out it's a scam that BT are well aware of. I ended up speaking to a guy called Mike at this very noisy call centre, told him the police had been informed, and he rudely said he was going to cut off my internet before hanging up. What a complete bunch of muppets...BTMike9 yearsI had a call to return to someone named Dominic Coleman, who insisted that my IP address was a public one rather than a private. He even pointed me towards the W3C Validator and the BT Server for validation. Fortunately, my son works in the IT sector, so we weren’t fooled by his claims.Dominic ColemanW3C9 yearsWhat a load of rubbish! A woman named Rose phoned me, claiming to be from BT, insisting that my IP address had switched from private to public. When I requested a callback number, I was given 0203 289 3669, along with a supposed registered business number. She was quite pushy, trying to get me to access my device to alter settings. I told her I suspected this was a scam and had no intention of going near my computer. She simply replied with an "Okay" and hung up the phone. The number she called from was 0019169332426. Just a heads up for everyone - BT never makes unsolicited calls, and if you do need to talk to them, they always provide a Freephone number (0800).RoseBT9 yearsSomeone called saying they were from BT and told my elderly mum and dad that their IP address had switched from private to public. It reminded me of a post I read from ages ago, some time back in 2018. Thankfully, my parents checked with me before taking any action because it sounded fishy and made them worry their computer was in danger. Like others have said, without an IP address, it wouldn't be possible to get online at all.BT9 yearsFascinating encounter - I received a call from the number 0019169332426, claiming to be from BT regarding a supposed security breach involving my IP address. When I mentioned we would ring them back, they provided a name, Daniel Smith, along with the number 02032893669. I couldn't help but point out that his name seemed a tad peculiar for someone of Indian descent. He insisted it was his 'work name' and then abruptly cut the conversation short! Quite the odd exchange, wasn't it?BTDaniel Smith9 yearsI received a call purporting to be from BT, and must say they were extraordinarily persuasive. They insisted they wouldn’t request any personal details but urgently needed to address some lurking security concerns on my internet connection. Their next move was to guide me to a site named Validator, which supposedly reveals all sorts of issues with my IP address. They then claimed it was imperative to connect with BT's servers to rectify these so-called problems. To my utter alarm, they requested that I download a programme called TeamViewer. I immediately recognised that this could potentially grant them unfettered access to my computer, so I firmly declined. It’s quite a nefarious scam indeed!BT9 yearsSomebody rang up saying they were from BT. They told me my internet wasn’t safe anymore and that I had to download some software to sort it out. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.BT9 yearsPretty clear this is a total scam.9 yearsTotal con artists.9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from BT tech support. They tried to convince me to install software on my laptop. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.BT9 yearsThis is definitely a dodgy operation! I got sucked into it and nearly lost a whopping £19,000. Trust me, just hang up and steer clear of these crooks!9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be BT saying there was a problem with my phone line and that 'my private IP address was exposed'. They tried to guide me through some tests to confirm the issue, like asking me to find my public IP address (which every device online has anyway) and showed me some error messages on BT's site that were just normal website bugs. After a while, they realised I wasn’t buying any of it and just ended the call. Definitely a scam.BT9 yearsCalled claiming to be from BT computers, total scam! How many times they gonna keep ringing me? So annoying!BT9 yearsJust a heads up, don’t trust anything that comes from this number. Almost got tricked by a really sophisticated scam involving BT pretending there was some security problem. Be careful!BT9 yearsI got a phone call from someone saying he was Dave from BT, telling me there were security issues with my internet that needed sorting. He told me to press the Windows key and R together to change some settings, but I didn’t do what he said because I was suspicious about what he wanted me to do next. I told him I wasn’t convinced he worked for BT and asked for a contact number to ring him back. He gave me 02032893669, but the call I received actually came from 001708481331. Pretty clear it was a scam.DaveBT9 yearsI got a phone call supposedly from BT about an issue with our internet security. They gave me this number to get back to them: (02032893669). But the actual call came from 001708481331. I didn’t bother phoning the number they gave, seems dodgy - probably just a scam.BTuk9 yearsSomeone rang me saying they were from BT, but it didn't sit right with me. I wasn't convinced it was legit at all.BT9 yearsI received a call from an unfamiliar number (02032893669), purporting to be from BT. It was obviously a dodgy attempt to gain entry to my computer. When I requested a return number, this is what the individual provided me with.BTSubmit Your Own Report (020 3289 3669)
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