02032895050
TimeLine☎️ 02032895050 👆 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 02032895050
- Fraudulent spam email about subscriptionFeb
2024Fake Norton emails scam alertFeb
2024Suspicious email about Norton renewalFeb
2024Fraud impersonating O2 for informationJun
2023Scam caller, threatening, avoid immediatelyMay
2023This comment accuses of spammingJul
2019Spam call, immediate hang upJun
2019Won't call unknown number backJun
2019Unwanted, abusive phone call experienceJun
2019Unintelligible or nonsensical commentApr
2019Suspected scam call about registrationFeb
2019Frequent and persistent calls frustratingDec
2018Rude caller, hung up quicklyOct
2018Unwanted fair spam callsAug
2018Fake traveler pretended to know detailsJul
2018Tired of repeated phone callsNov
2017Missed call, not calling backMay
2017Asked to promote via spamMay
2017Unsolicited offer, excessive questions, sketchyNov
2016Unwanted spam call from agencyNov
2016Travel agency offering slight discountNov
2016Number Of Searches: 301 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 19 November 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Munderfield Stocks(Herefordshire), Sharrington(Norfolk) and Square and Compass(Pembrokeshire).
02032895050 has 19 comments of which 15 x neutral and 4 x negative
02032895050 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032895050 👆 is reported as a persistent source of nuisance calls, often posing as legitimate companies like phone providers or travel agencies. Callers frequently request sensitive information such as bank details or one-time passcodes, employing pressure tactics and sometimes resorting to rude or threatening behaviour. Many users report repeated unanswered calls with no messages left, indicating spam or potential scam activity. Calls related to travel or hotel offers appear suspicious, involving excessive questioning and requests to download apps or provide credit card information, leading to concerns about legitimacy. It is advised to avoid engaging with these callers, block the number, and remain vigilant to protect personal and financial information.
Reports on phone number 02032895050
2 yearsI've just received a dodgy email from someone named Eldridge Rohl (email hidden for safety). The subject said "Thank You For Your Purchase," which immediately made me suspicious. The message claimed my order had gone through with an invoice number 86420 and asked me to log into my account to see the details. It went on about them valuing my business and offered help from their "customer service team" if I had questions. They even attached an image of an invoice showing my correct email and an Activation Code, which looked kinda legit. The invoice said my order was confirmed and being prepared today, with a receipt number and a charge of £185.81 for a membership renewal. It mentioned an upgrade for Norton 360 Security, with a 1.5-year subscription costing the full amount. If I wanted to cancel, they said to call a UK toll-free number +44 20 3289 5050, but honestly, this sounds like a scam email trying to trick me. Just a heads up to anyone else getting something like this!Eldridge RohlNorton 360 SecurityUK2 yearsI've been getting these dodgy emails pretending to be receipts for Norton antivirus, all coming from random Gmail addresses. They ask you to ring a certain number to cancel something. One that landed in my inbox came from [email protected] and said it was from someone called Eldridge Rohl. Looks pretty convincing, but total rubbish - I've never even had Norton before!NortonEldridge Rohl2 yearsI got an email saying my Norton subscription had been automatically renewed for a 1 to 5 year plan. They also gave a phone number to ring if I wanted to cancel. But what’s odd is, the email was supposedly from Ollie Fosler, yet when I looked closer, the actual sender's address was something like [email protected]. Seems a bit dodgy if you ask me.NortonOllie Fosler3 yearsI recently received a call from someone claiming to be O2, asking for my bank card information. They also sent a one-time passcode, supposedly for me to access my online account and place phone orders on my behalf. Quite concerning, isn't it?3 yearsHad a dodgy call from someone masquerading as my phone provider. They were quite aggressive and even tried to frighten me into handing over cash by fabricating details about one-time passcodes. Best to steer clear of this number and make sure to block them!7 yearsGot a call, they just hung up straight away, total spam!7 yearsNo idea who this number belongs to. They didn’t leave any message, so I won’t bother ringing back.7 yearsSome bloke rang me from that blabla number, but I didn’t pick up. Then he called back again and began shouting rude stuff at me. - caller: Some guy8 yearsI got a call claiming there was an issue with some online registration I supposedly made. It came from an international number, which set off my alarm bells, so I figured it was likely a scam. However, the caller hung up before I could ask any questions.8 yearsThey kept ringing our uni nonstop and it really got on our nerves! Whenever we tried to help, they just got annoyed. Now we just hang up straight away.8 yearsHad a rather unpleasant conversation with a caller earlier. To be honest, I couldn't quite grasp the reason for their intrusion, so I promptly ended the call.8 yearsKeeps ringing me non stop about some fair we ain’t going to. Looks like a total spam call to me.8 yearsGot a call from Travelera, they tried acting like they had all the info about the hotel. But when I started asking questions they just got annoyed and fell apart. Total spam!9 yearsI'm absolutely fed up with this number ringing me several times a day. Is it some kind of company?9 yearsFollowing on from the previous observation, I received a call around midday today, but they didn't bother to leave a message! I'm certainly not interested in returning the call...9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from a travel agency called Travelera, trying to sell me something. Definitely just marketing spam.Travelera10 yearsWe got a call about getting a better hotel price for a trade fair in Germany. Apparently, they said they could offer a discount since there were lots of complaints from visitors last year, especially for exhibitors. They asked loads of questions but never actually said who they were. Then, they tried to get me to download some signing app and sent me a form by email, asking for my credit card info. I just stopped right there and didn’t go ahead with the app or anything else. Not messing around with that!Germany10 yearsJust got a call from some travel company trying to sell me a deal. Total spam, wasn’t interested at all.10 yearssome "travel company" rang me up claiming they could get me a cheaper rate for the hotel i was at while i was abroad for a fair. it felt a bit fishy since they asked for loads of info, and after all that the discount was just 8 euros a night. i didn’t really trust it and ended up saying no. wonder if this kinda thing is a scam?Submit Your Own Report (020 3289 5050)
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