02032899604
☎️ 02032899604 👆 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 02032899604
- Indian accent scam call reportedMar
2018Warning against cold caller scamsFeb
2018Scam call warning about gift cardsFeb
2018Potential scam call from "Sky"Feb
2018Scam call impersonating Orange employeeJan
2018Received scam call about broadbandJan
2018Reported scam call from AlexJan
2018Scam call pretending to be BTJan
2018Scam call claiming to be BTDec
2017Scam call targeting elderly residentsDec
2017Scam call pretending to be BTNov
2017Scam caller, verify before engagingNov
2017Scam call, poor experience, bewareNov
2017Scam call about internet securityNov
2017Identified scam call, appreciate helpNov
2017Scam call pretending to be BTNov
2017Scam call about internet usageNov
2017Fake BT call, suspected scam encounterOct
2017Suspected scam call about spywareOct
2017Potential scam call from BTOct
2017Warning about deceitful business practicesOct
2017Questioned fake BT caller, obtained numberSep
2017Warning about Alvin Gabriell scamSep
2017Ignore scam call from MatthewSep
2017Fraudulent call, not actually BTSep
2017Possible scam call from "Alvin"Sep
2017Received scam number, called backSep
2017Potential scam phone call concernsSep
2017Scam call about malware fixedSep
2017Engaging scammers disrupts their effortsSep
2017Beware of deceptive computer security checksSep
2017Suspicious call claiming internet maintenanceSep
2017Concern about unauthorized computer accessSep
2017False technical support phone callSep
2017Received phone scam call, identified scamSep
2017Suspected scam call from MikeSep
2017Reported internet scam to providerSep
2017Suspected scam from BT impersonatorAug
2017Persistent scam caller with threatsAug
2017Potential scam call about internetAug
2017Call about Internet hacking, ignoreAug
2017Scam alert: "BT technical dept"Aug
2017Suspicious call, refused to complyAug
2017Scam alert, check with providerAug
2017Received scam call about internetAug
2017BT scam call; hang up advisedAug
2017Call from scammer, no InternetAug
2017Possible scam claiming BT disconnectionAug
2017Unsolicited call, caller became aggressiveJun
2017Unknown caller claiming security breach, scamJun
2017Mistake in name identification providedMay
2017Beware of BT technical scamApr
2017Warning about IP address scamApr
2017Scam pretending to be BTApr
2017Number Of Searches: 212 Number Of Comments: 50 First Seen: 09 April 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Flasby(North Yorkshire) and Port Henderson(Highland).
02032899604 has 50 comments of which 22 x neutral and 27 x negative and 1 x positive
02032899604 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032899604 👆 is reported as a persistent and widespread scam involving callers impersonating major UK internet providers like BT, Sky, Orange, and TalkTalk. Scammers often claim the victim’s broadband or internet connection has been hacked or compromised and use pressure tactics to gain remote access to computers, typically via software like TeamViewer. Many callers use Indian or non-British accents, provide false callback numbers, and employ scripted dialogue. They attempt to extract money, request gift card payments, or install malicious software. Vulnerable groups such as the elderly or recently bereaved are frequently targeted. Genuine providers do not ask for remote access or payment via gift cards. Users are strongly advised not to engage, never to install software from unsolicited calls, verify independently with official provider contacts, and report such activity to prevent harm.
Reports on phone number 02032899604
9 yearsI received a rather dubious call from a gentleman sporting an Indian accent, who claimed that my internet connection had been compromised and was in a rather insecure state. When I inquired about his employer, he stated he represented BT. Curious, I asked for his contact number, to which he provided 02032899604. However, after dialling 1471, the number I noted was 01484968128. It’s evident this is nothing but a scam. Best to steer clear and not return the call!Best9 yearsA mate of mine received a staggering 15 calls from this number, claiming to represent TalkTalk. The poor soul was an elderly woman who had recently lost her partner, making it rather tricky to ascertain the full situation. It appears some dodgy software was somehow loaded onto her Android tablet. Honestly, I can't stress enough: never, under any circumstances, download anything from a cold caller!TalkTalk9 yearsRecently, I received a rather alarming phone call from a gentleman identifying himself as David Miller, claiming to represent BT. He informed me that my tablet had allegedly been compromised and instructed me to head over to Tesco to purchase three gift cards, each costing a hundred quid, assuring me that I would be reimbursed post-purchase. I must admit, I was quite taken aback and nearly believed his story, but luckily my wife stepped in to put a stop to it. The man went on about disconnecting my service and even suggested that I could end up blacklisted. Please be cautious, everyone!David MillerBTTesco9 yearsI got a call from a bloke with an accent I couldn’t place, he called himself Alan Wendel and claimed to be from Sky’s Tech Support. He said there was some fault with my broadband and if it wasn’t sorted, my internet would cut out. He asked me to get on my PC to sort it for him. I’m no expert with computers, so I requested his name and a contact number to call him back later. He gave me this number he said to ring. It all sounded pretty convincing, but after reading these comments, I’m thinking it was a scam.Alan WendelSky Technical Department9 yearsI had quite the similar experience not long ago... it was a woman named Jennifer on the other end. She rang me up, saying there was an issue with my broadband that would lead to a disconnection. I thanked her for the heads up and promptly ended the call. After that, I decided to look up the number, and lo and behold, I stumbled upon a host of comments regarding BT scams. I’m grateful for the community confirming that it was indeed a con!JenniferBT9 yearsI received a rather concerning call from someone named Alex. They've given me half an hour to sort out an issue that supposedly might lead to my internet being cut off. Now, I've been instructed to return the call on 02032899604. I've already reached out to BT to notify them about this suspected scam. Definitely won't be returning any calls to this Alex character. Cheers for the heads-up!AlexBT9 yearsToday, I received a rather dubious call from a woman named Kristina, claiming that my internet was set to be disconnected. She alleged she was representing BT. I was quite blunt with her, stating that it sounded like a scam and requested she refrain from calling again since this number is dedicated to an elderly residence, and any issues with BT are managed by family members. When I asked for her name, address, and contact number, this mysterious caller was showing up as being from Glasgow on my phone. Quite puzzling, considering I thought 020 numbers were strictly London-based!KristinaBTGlasgow9 yearsReceived a rather dubious call today from someone claiming to be from BT, announcing that my internet was about to be cut off. The caller, who identified herself as Kristina, was met with a firm response from me - I called out the scam immediately and requested she refrain from calling again, especially considering this is a number connected to an elderly residence, where family members handle any dealings with BT. I asked her to provide her name, address, and the number she called from, 01478936475. It makes one wonder how many elderly folks might fall prey to such scams, doesn't it?BTKristina9 yearsI've received this call on two occasions now, and on the second call, I decided to engage with them. They directed me to BT.com, urging me to enter 'teamviewer' for them to remotely access my computer. It's truly alarming how easily someone could be duped, given that it appears to be a legitimate BT webpage. Quite crafty, I must say! When I inquired about the number, the caller insisted he was with BT. Clearly a ruse! If they happen to ring me again, I think I'll simply place the call on hold and waste their time!BT. comBT9 yearsI received a call from someone named Christina Williams. It seemed a bit more credible compared to your typical scams, yet it is still a scam at the end of the day. If you're ever unsure, it’s best to ring a legitimate BT number to verify. Just steer clear of allowing these individuals any access to your computer or router!Christina Williams9 yearsHad a chap ring me up, asserting that he was from BT, regarding our internet security and some purportedly dodgy dealings. He wanted me to alter settings on the router. I requested a contact number to ring back, and blow me down, he called again, pressuring me to say when I'd return his call. A bit of digging revealed this was nothing but a scam, which I suspected all along. I confronted him repeatedly, asking if he truly represented BT, to which he insisted he did, even trying to throw in a so-called unique reference number that I couldn't verify on the spot. Quite the cheek, really!BT9 yearsReceived a call earlier today, and thanks to the insights shared by folks on this site, I've realised it's a bit of a con. Cheers to everyone who contributed!9 yearsI just received a telephone call from this number, with a bloke named Jason on the line claiming to be from BT. He insisted that there was someone misusing my internet connection unlawfully. The audacity! He said I’d have to access my computer so he could "right in front of my eyes" stop these rogue users, or else face a broadband suspension for an entire month. It was obvious to me from the get-go that this was a scam, even though he had my address details-which, let’s face it, can easily be found on the electoral roll. I told "Jason" to ring me back in ten minutes. I then contacted BT to alert them, and they confirmed they’d received a spate of similar reports that very day. To my surprise, the cheeky chap did call me back, and I confronted him, making it crystal clear that I recognised his scam. Yet, even then, he feigned ignorance!JasonBT9 yearsReceived a rather dodgy call purporting to be from BT, warning me that my internet would be cut off imminently, within a mere two hours! The twist is, I had an Openreach technician over just the day prior to sort out a fault with my line, which made it all the more perplexing. When I requested my BT account number, they provided me with a nonsensical jumble of digits. I then asked for verification that they were indeed from BT, but instead they dropped a number for me to ring back-01032899604-claiming I needed to confirm my identity! Naturally, I hung up and contacted BT directly to verify what was happening, and surprise, surprise, they hadn’t reached out to me at all. The initial call came from 01398524762, which is already flagged as a known scam. Dodgy business!BT9 yearsI recently received a call from someone named 'Robin Watson'-a rather curious name if you ask me-using the number 01398524762. He claimed to be a technical advisor from BT, offering to help me download software from www.teamviewer.com to supposedly prevent malicious spyware from infecting my computer. Truth be told, it felt like he was angling to seize control of my device and access personal information instead. The call came through my landline, and I've since discovered from BT that similar scams are currently targeting the 01235 area, so do take care. He provided the aforementioned number, suggesting I call it back to verify his identity as a bona fide BT engineer. Instead of doing that, I opted to do a quick Google search while he was still on the line, which led me straight to this site and several warnings. I promptly hung up!Robin WatsonBTGoogle9 yearsI just got a phone call from a bloke with an Indian accent claiming his name was Alex Smith. He said he was ringing from BT and warned me my internet would stop working in a week because of some problems with their servers. I told him I’m not even a BT customer and suspected it was a scam. He tried to connect me to his supervisor but I refused. At one point he mentioned a licence ID or something, it was 888DCA60. Seemed dodgy to me.Alex SmithBT9 yearstotal con artists, don’t trust them!9 yearsGot a call from a guy named Kelvin, sounded Indian, claiming he worked for BT. He said someone was trying to hack into my computer through BT Broadband and needed to fix it. I tried to buy some time by asking for our IP address and then asked him to give me a number so I could call him later. He gave me this number, but when I looked it up with 1471, it came up as 01398 524762, so something doesn’t add up.KelvinBT9 yearsThis weird guy called me saying his name was Alvin Gabriell and that viruses had been found on my internet, and that it would be turned off for a couple of days. I wasn’t convinced at all and asked for proof, he gave me a number to ring back on along with some kind of employee ID. When I googled that number, I found loads of people saying they’d had the same call from someone with that name. The number shown on my phone when he called was totally different though (01398 724762). No way am I calling that back - totally sounded like a scam to me.Alvin Gabriell9 yearsI recently had a call from a chap named Matthew Jordan, who was insisting that my security was under threat due to some nefarious types attempting to breach my system. I told him I’d ring him back, but of course, that never happened!Matthew Jordan9 yearsI got a call from someone saying his name was Alvin Gabrril, he gave a BT id number 78960 and said he worked for BT’s internet security team. He told me my IP was being hacked and they had to run some security tests. sounded really dodgy to me.Alvin GabrrilBT9 yearsHad a call from someone saying he was with BT Broadband, telling me my account was hacked and he could sort it out for me (sure thing). I told him I'd ring back later and he gave me this number. So I rang the 0800 number on my bill to check, and BT said there was nothing wrong with my account at all.BT BroadbandBT9 yearsI received a rather troubling phone call from this number, claiming to be from my internet provider. They insisted that my router was compromised with malware and ominously stated that they’d need to suspend my internet for three weeks to sort it out. They sounded so believable, even passing me over to a so-called 'senior supervisor' to validate their story. Thankfully, I chose to hang up and contact my provider directly, who assured me it was nothing more than a scam.9 yearsI received a call today from someone named Elvin Gabriel, who was attempting to alert me about potential disruptions to my internet service. Without missing a beat, I swiftly powered down my computer and kept him chatting away. I've found that engaging these callers in pointless banter is a rather effective strategy. It's amusing to see how they don’t quite appreciate it, but it does the trick of keeping them occupied-meaning they can’t pester anyone else for the time being!Elvin Gabriel9 yearsThese clowns ring you up pretending there's some urgent problem with your internet that only they can fix, just to sneak into your PC. I told the bloke to put the phone down and maybe listen to something smarter than the rubbish he was spouting. He immaturely accused me of calling him a liar before abruptly ending the call. Bit of a laugh, really. Just ignore them, mate.9 yearsWhen some dodgy 'internet issues' scammers called me, I asked them for a contact number to call them back on - naturally, I didn't accept their offer, but they did give me this number to try.9 yearsJust like others have said, there was an insane amount of noise from other people in the background. I asked for his number and was pretty shocked when he actually told me one. So, I rang 1471 to see who it was but got a "no number left" message. That’s why I ended up coming here to double-check and make sure something wasn’t off.9 yearsI received a rather suspicious phone call earlier today, purporting to be from the BT customer service team. They mentioned that my broadband connection would be offline for two weeks due to some sort of maintenance work. When I requested a callback number, they provided one without hesitation. However, when I probed for the specific dates of this so-called outage, they promptly hung up on me. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!BT9 yearsSomebody was attempting to hack into my laptop!9 yearsToday I got a call from someone claiming to be a BT advisor, a woman named Christa William who had an Indian accent. She said they needed to install some software to fix internet issues. Thing is, we hadn’t had any problems at all - I was online just fine earlier. My mum picked up the phone and she’s not really tech-savvy, doesn’t even know how to switch on the computer, but she wrote down the number. That number’s the one I searched for here. Honestly, I wouldn’t trust anyone calling saying they’re from BT.BTChrista Williams9 yearsI took a leaf out of Jim's book and reached out to my internet service provider. They informed me it was nothing but a con.Jim9 yearsThis bloke said he was John Parker from BT’s tech support saying my internet service was at risk. Totally dodgy. I 1471’d the phone number he called from, which showed as 02922 40 40 870. He didn’t really sound like a John, more like someone from India or nearby. When I mentioned "porky pies" to call him out on his stories, he didn’t get the phrase at all. Once I explained it means telling lies, he just cut the call straight away!John ParkerBTJohn9 yearsJust like many before me, I received a call from someone named Mike Wilson, who purports to be from BT. He insisted that there were significant issues with my internet service provider and urged me to get online immediately. Not a chance, mate!Mike WilsonBT9 yearsReceived calls from this number thrice today. When I asked for a callback number to verify if they were indeed BT, I mentioned that it seemed like a scam. The caller, however, was incredibly insistent, claiming to have details like my name and address. He hinted that there was some sort of unlawful activity linked to our IP address, and that we were apparently being hacked, threatening that our connection might be suspended for a month. Since I provided him with the number, I haven’t heard from him again.9 yearsFraudulent call - Best to steer clear! Received a call claiming that our Internet security had been compromised and that we had to download certain software immediately, or risk losing our connection within the next hour. Absolute nonsense!Best9 yearsI got a call from 02922404870, some guy called Dominic Richards claiming to be from BT's tech support. He told me my internet was gonna be cut off in 5 days if I didn’t do something. He told me to ring that same number back to confirm. Definitely felt fishy, and after checking, plenty of others have reported these numbers too. Total scam.Dominic RichardsBT9 yearsI received a call from a chap named Alan Weng, claiming he was with BT, mentioning some issues with servers that urgently required attention. Apparently, if they weren't sorted, we might find ourselves without internet access for an extended period. We got to the stage where he inquired about the lights displayed on our router, but I opted to tell him I’d call back later. He provided this number for me to reach him, as it appears as an international call on my phone. Is it common for BT to contact customers about line issues? It's quite concerning to think that one day it could be a genuine call, and I might have turned them away!Alan WengBT9 yearsGot a call from someone called Dominic claiming to be from BT tech support. He said my internet had been compromised and asked me to install some software. Pretty clear to me that this was a dodgy scam. Wouldn’t trust it for a second!BT Technical9 yearsI received a call today from this number claiming to be from BT. An Indian woman was on the line, insisting that I should head straight to my computer to log in and confirm some details. I firmly declined, mentioning that if it were truly important, I'd reach out to them myself. Honestly, anyone who requests that you access your computer while on a phone call raises instant red flags for me. No chance I'm falling for that! RBT9 yearsHad a call from a bloke with a pretty thick Indian accent, said his name was Nick Jordan. He claimed my BT internet was gonna be cut off within a day because of some error messages. When I asked him some basic stuff like his full name and phone number (which ended up being this one), he started sounding more and more rattled. Total scam, avoid!Nick Jordan9 yearsA lady called Nancy Gordon rang me up pretending she was from BT, saying they needed to shut off my internet for a whole month to fix some hacker issues on my router. She tried to convince me to log into a device to prove she was legit. I doubted her straight away and checked with BT - they never made any such call. Funny enough, she gave me a number to ring her back on. She kept pushing even though I kept saying I wasn’t buying it. Honestly, watch out for this kind of scam!Nancy GordonBT9 yearsMy elderly dad got a call from someone with a West Indian accent saying his internet was under attack. Funny thing is, there's no internet even connected at his home! Luckily, I picked up the phone just in time.West Indies9 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from BT, threatening to cut off my broadband for three weeks. Absolute nonsense! Just hung up straight away.BT9 yearsClaims to be from BT, stating they're going to cut off my broadband service for three weeks unless they can access my computer to remove certain files! When I asked for their official BT contact number, this is the one they provided. I called it from my mobile phone instead of the landline they rang me on, but it just rang endlessly before cutting off. The bloke introduced himself as Mr Calvin. Quite dodgy if you ask me!BTCalvin9 yearsI called back what I thought was BT, but the person on the other end got really annoyed and just hung up when I didn’t agree with them. What can we do to prevent this kind of thing?9 yearsI got a call from a lady with a West Indian accent claiming she was from BT and said my internet was hacked. She kept pushing me to install Teamviewer, but when I said I wanted to confirm her identity first, she gave me some licence reference starting with CLF, which I’d never heard of. I noted down her number - turns out it was this one - then looked it up online and found this site along with similar stories. She was really persistent, and honestly, I’m relieved she hadn’t talked to my elderly mum.BT9 yearsThe caller told me his name was Franklin Alexander, but the ID showed as BT 1102.Franklin Alexander9 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from BT tech support, telling me my internet was under attack or something like that. They asked if the lights on my router were blinking, saying it meant their engineers were fixing the issue. Total scam, just a load of rubbish!BT9 yearstotal ripoff! they say they're with bt and tell you your ip address is being used in another place, then follow up with an email. never ever click the link they send, it lets them take control of your pc. absolute scam, stay clear!BT9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with BT security, but it was obviously a scam trying to get me to pay up. I just told them I worked at BT when I rang back, and they ended the call straight away! Best just to hang up and not get caught out.BT SecurityBTSubmit Your Own Report (020 3289 9604)
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