02032899531
TimeLine☎️ 02032899531 👆 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 02032899531
- Suspicious call, contacting policeFeb
2015Scam call about PPI rebateJan
2015Ignore unknown callers to avoid scamsDec
2014Rude loan call, frustrated userDec
2014Scammer targeting elderly with fraudNov
2014Elderly neighbor scammed, urgent warningJun
2014Elderly neighbor targeted by scamJun
2014Frustrated with repeated spam callsMay
2014Frustrated with persistent calls, emergenciesMay
2014Received abusive, racist call 2014May
2014Persistent calls with false identityApr
2014Scam: avoid paying £150, fraudulentApr
2014PPI scam, warned against itApr
2014Scam call, upfront payment requestedApr
2014PPI scam requested upfront paymentApr
2014Suspicious upfront payment request notedMar
2014PPI scam call requesting upfront paymentMar
2014Frequent unsolicited phone callsFeb
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 22 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brightwell(Suffolk), Ileden(Kent), Staincliffe(West Yorkshire) and Walnut Grove(Perth and Kinross).
02032899531 has 18 comments of which 16 x neutral and 2 x negative
02032899531 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032899531 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam operation targeting vulnerable individuals, particularly the elderly. Callers impersonate banks or finance companies, falsely promising PPI refunds or loan rebates, but demand an upfront fee, often via vouchers, before any payout. Many recipients are subjected to rude or abusive behaviour if they challenge the call. Despite police reports, these scammers remain active, causing significant distress and financial loss. The number is associated with repeated nuisance calls and has been widely flagged as fraudulent. Visitors are advised to ignore such calls, avoid paying any fees, and educate vulnerable contacts about this prevalent scam. Reporting to official authorities and trusted financial institutions is recommended to help protect against further harm.
Reports on phone number 02032899531
12 yearsI received a phone call from someone named Anna who mentioned she’s sending a Paul Johnson this afternoon. I’ll be getting in touch with the police about it.AnnaPaul Johnson12 yearsYesterday, my father received a rather suspicious phone call from this number (21st January 2015). An Asian chap on the line was asserting he was from Barclays Bank and was looking for my mother, claiming she was entitled to a £2000 PPI refund! Thankfully, he quickly figured out it was a scam and hung up without further ado. I’ll definitely be notifying Barclays about this!Barclays BankBarclays12 yearsI just had a call from this number, and while my heart goes out to those who’ve fallen victim to scams, I tend to dismiss these kinds of calls. I mean, I’ve never lodged a PPI claim, so what grounds do I have for expecting a refund? It really baffles me how some folks think they can just get something for nothing. It's wise to engage only with businesses you are familiar with; otherwise, it’s a case of anticipating refunds for claims that don’t exist.12 yearsI recently received a rather infuriating call from a lady who kept going on about a loan I supposedly took out ages ago - even mentioned the company's name! When I informed her that this number is on the Telephone Preference Service list (which I reckon is utterly pointless!), she replied with a dismissive "so what! I’m not trying to sell you anything." I explained that it meant I shouldn’t be getting such unsolicited calls, yet she just retorted, "well, that’s for your phone provider to handle!" At that moment, I decided enough was enough and hung up, fuming over her sheer lack of respect!12 yearsMy elderly father, who is 85, has fallen prey to some dodgy PPI con artists. They were trying to squeeze him for an upfront fee of £180, claiming to represent 'Black Horse Finance'. I made it quite clear to the caller that if she dares to ring us again, I’ll be reporting her to the police for her fraudulent antics. She's certainly a tenacious one, and I'm quite certain we haven't seen the end of her saga yet.Black Horse Finance12 yearsIt's absolutely appalling how these despicable scammers operate! Just the other day, my poor elderly neighbour was duped out of £250. I wish I could've been around to prevent her from rushing off to the shops for those ucash vouchers! They really played on her emotions, leaving her utterly distraught and in tears. I've reported it to the police, but they've said there's little they can do, which is infuriating. We need to raise awareness about this scam far and wide to shield our elderly community from these heartless thieves. I sincerely hope that those wretched scammers face justice for their actions!12 yearsI've got to say, this is a truly despicable PPI scam that's been doing the rounds. Just yesterday, my poor elderly neighbour fell victim and lost more than £250! I even rang this number and let them know exactly how furious I am-I swear, if I could lay my hands on them, they wouldn't stand a chance. The police have been made aware of this number, but it seems like nothing's being done beyond that. I really wish I could do more to those lowlifes. They’re preying on the most vulnerable among us! Does anyone have suggestions on how to combat this? My neighbour is absolutely heartbroken and can't seem to move past the loss of her hard-earned cash. I’m genuinely worried about her and feel powerless, as it seems sharing this scam is all I can do at the moment.12 yearsHonestly, I’m reaching my limit with this number! They’ve called me thrice today for goodness’ sake. Can’t a person have their phone free for emergency situations, like at the hospital? This PPI nonsense is utterly infuriating!12 yearsI'm really fed up with this number! It’s rung me three times already today. Can’t I just let my phone be for crucial stuff like hospital emergencies? All this PPI nonsense is driving me up the wall!12 yearsReceived a rather dreadful and offensive call on the 1st of May in 2014. The language used was shockingly racist and utterly unacceptable.12 yearsReceiving incessant calls from this number, and the individual seems to be using a made-up name. The language they employ is quite vulgar and inappropriate.12 yearsI've had several calls from this number, and more often than not, they just hang up as soon as I pick up. It's clear that this is a dodgy operation. They claim to need £150 paid through a Ukash voucher to process your PPI claim. Trust me, it's a total waste of time; you'll never get your PPI cash, and that £150 will be gone before you know it. Just steer clear of them!13 yearsI received a call from a bloke who claimed I was owed some PPI compensation. He had the audacity to ask for an upfront payment of £150 via Ukash. Can you believe that? What a cheek!13 yearsA fraudulent ppi scheme, no doubt about it. They dangled the tempting offer of a £650 cash payout in front of me, but then demanded I fork out £150 upfront in Ukash vouchers. It’s clearly a con. Stay vigilant, everyone!13 yearsReceived a call regarding a PPI refund, but they insisted on upfront payment. Quite suspicious, I must say!13 yearsI recently received a call concerning PPI, and it struck me as odd. They insisted on an upfront payment, despite having already handed over £650 in cash. Instead of using that amount to cover the fees, they were pushing for payment via Ukash voucher. Quite peculiar, wouldn’t you say?13 yearsI received a phone call informing me that we were due some PPI compensation; however, they were requesting an upfront payment.13 yearsReceiving relentless calls.Submit Your Own Report (020 3289 9531)
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