02032895855
TimeLine☎️ 02032895855 👆 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 02032895855
- Government incentive for good behavior, restrictionsJun
2016Received call from Borat, likely scamJun
2016Scam call for £8000 cashMar
2016Received scam call for grantMar
2016Inquiry about forum and paymentMar
2016Requesting contact information verificationMar
2016Potential scam: government money offerFeb
2016Received scam call, wasted scammer's timeFeb
2016Government grant call may be scamFeb
2016Government unlikely to give cashFeb
2016Possible scam call offering $8000Feb
2016Warning about potential phone scamFeb
2016Phone call scam from UKFeb
2016Number Of Searches: 132 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 20 February 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Elsted(West Sussex), Kingston(East Lothian) and Veryan Green(Cornwall).
02032895855 has 10 comments of which 8 x negative and 2 x neutral
02032895855 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032895855 👆 is reported as a scam involving calls from individuals claiming the government wants to give you a large sum of money for being a good citizen or paying taxes on time. The callers often use fake names and insist you call a specific number to claim the grant, sometimes asking for personal details. Many find the accents questionable and the story dubious since government doesn’t randomly give out cash like this. Attempting to engage usually results in long calls, rude hang-ups, or requests for money upfront. The general consensus is that no genuine payments are made and the whole thing is designed to trick people, potentially for personal or financial details. Numerous users confirm similarities and warn others to be cautious.
Reports on phone number 02032895855
10 yearsgot a call sayin the government will give me £8,000 just for bein a good citizen, paying loans early and havin no criminal record (haven't got that tho). the guy even said i could use it for a new car or fix up my house. he warned me not to blow it on dodgy stuff like drugs or gambling cos i'd get in trouble. what a laugh!10 yearsReceived a call from someone sounding like Borat, ranting a bunch about calling 0203 239 5352 because apparently the government wants to give me £8000 for being a model citizen and paying my taxes promptly. The joke’s on them though, as I’m on PAYE through my job, so taxes are sorted automatically every month! Fancy ringing that 0203 number just for a bit of fun, it’s obviously a total scam.BoratPAYE11 yearsGot a call claiming I’d been picked by my “state” to claim £8000 from the government. They told me to ring 02032895855 and give a reference number to get the money. I kept him talking forever, making him repeat everything like numbers and instructions over and over. After about 15 minutes he lost patience and hung up. I’d have stayed on the phone all day, like I have with those insurance ones - they’ll hang about while you pretend to look for your paperwork.11 yearsI got a call from someone named Anthony Edwards using the number 0023890010701 (that’s what showed up on my caller ID). He said the government had picked me to get an £8,000 grant straight into my bank to help me and my family. He then asked me to call the “verification team” on 0203 2395352 and give them a reference code, an742, saying that the cash would be sent right away. I politely said thanks but also joked about hoping he’s able to sleep soundly at night!Anthony Edwards11 yearsHas anyone actually gone to the post office, filled out the form, and sent off the £210? Just wondering what happened after that. Did you receive the money within ten minutes?11 yearsJust got a call from 02032895855, someone asking for Joe Morgan. Anyone else get this?Joe Morgan11 yearsA woman from some government office rang me up saying I'd been selected for an £8000 grant as a thanks for being loyal to the country, keeping up with loan repayments and having a clean police record. She told me to call a supervisor straight away to get this sorted. I tried searching online but couldn't find anything about it. Her strong Indian accent made it hard to follow everything, so I figured it’s probably a scam. Still, I can’t help but wonder how something like this would actually work, haha.11 yearsI just got a phone call from some call centre, sounded super hectic, saying I’d won £8000. They told me to ring a bloke named Joe Morgan at 02032895855 to claim it or something. Felt a bit dodgy to me.Joe Morgan11 yearsGot a ring from a bloke with an Asian accent saying I’d been picked for an £8000 government grant. He told me to phone 0202895855 and use the ID code ly22, then supposedly the £8000 would be wired into my bank. Sounded way too good to be true, like one of those scams where nothing’s really free. I didn’t call back, just felt all wrong and dodgy. Watch out, you might get stung with a massive call bill or worse, have them try to nick your bank details. Stay safe folks!11 yearsI got a call like that too. Honestly, no way would some broke government just start handing out cash for no reason like that. Seems fishy to me.Submit Your Own Report (020 3289 5855)
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