02032901642
☎️ 02032901642 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203290 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032901642
- Caller hung up, suspected scamMay
2021Questionable call requesting personal informationOct
2020Missed call due to hangupSep
2020Confused call for wrong personSep
2020Received scam call, ignored itSep
2020Suspicious market research call, hung upSep
2020American caller confirmed wife's detailsSep
2020User did not identify themselvesAug
2020Be cautious of potential scamsAug
2020Unsolicited call about shares. Privacy concernJul
2020Caller is potential scammerJul
2020Suspicious call about Rolls RoyceJul
2020Refused interest in unnecessary callsMay
2020Warning about potential phone scammersMay
2020Caller hung up immediately. Suspected scamMay
2020Unknown caller, possible spam, hung upApr
2020Nuisance call asked for husbandFeb
2020Unfulfilled promise of BP reportFeb
2020User not the scammerOct
2019Unhelpful caller hung up abruptlyOct
2019Reported suspicious ITV shares callOct
2019Expecting call, planning to blockSep
2019Scam phone call about BP sharesJul
2019Received unknown call, blocked numberJun
2019Scam call about shares. Hang upMay
2019Persistent and unwanted solicitation about sharesMay
2019Solicited for dubious investment opportunityMay
2019Contacted about 'update' call errorMay
2019Warning about unauthorized phone solicitationsMay
2019BT doing nothing about cold callersMay
2019Unsolicited call about investments, ignoredMay
2019Number Of Searches: 190 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 29 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Calow Green(Derbyshire) and Flimwell(East Sussex).
02032901642 has 30 comments of which 21 x negative and 9 x neutral
02032901642 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032901642 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call targeting individuals about supposed shares they own, often referencing well-known companies like BP, ITV, and Rolls Royce. Callers use various accents including American, Scottish, and Asian, and frequently claim prior contact or information sourced from electoral rolls. They demand personal details or fees to release share information but provide no credible identification. Many hang up abruptly if questioned, and some calls are silent or disconnect when answered. The calls come from a London number, and people report it as intrusive, suspicious, and dangerous, with several mentioning that this number does not respect privacy or do-not-call lists. Users express frustration and suspicion of misleading intentions aimed at financial gain.
Reports on phone number 02032901642
5 yearsGot a call about supposedly shares, but when I asked for info they wouldn't say anything and just ended the call. Pretty sure it was a scam.6 yearsGot a call about confirming my address and name, something to do with Severn Trent shares. I didn’t give any info, and then the bloke just ended the call.Severn Trent6 yearsI held on for it to ring through to voicemail, but they ended up hanging up on me. Number was 02032901642.6 yearsI got a call on my mum’s old landline, but the person was asking for me even though I haven’t lived there in 30 years.6 yearsGot a call today from a guy speaking with an American accent, asking for someone by name. I wasn’t really paying attention since the number showed up as from outside the UK, so I figured it was a scam straight away. I told him they’d got the wrong number, and he actually said sorry for bothering me, which was kinda funny!6 yearsIt seemed to be positioned as some kind of market survey. I didn’t provide any information and simply replied with "write." They were after confirming an address, which I naturally didn’t disclose, and then they just ended the call.6 yearsGot a call on 9th April 2020 from someone with an American sounding voice. He wanted my wife to verify info about some shares they claimed she owned. She quickly said they must already have her details and ended the conversation. Could be risky if someone fell for how legit it seemed.6 yearsNever said who they were, didn’t even try to introduce themselves.6 yearsPeople just trying to rob you, no good at all.6 yearsHad a call from 02032901642 earlier today about investing in shares. When I asked where they had found my info, the bloke couldn't really explain - probably from the electoral roll or somewhere like that. Then he just ended the call.6 yearsI got a call from 02032901642 and no one said a word when I answered. After checking the reviews, it looks like it’s a scam. They ring from a London number, pretending to talk about shares you supposedly have. It’s best to be careful because they try to gather your info and then rip you off. Stay safe and don’t engage!6 yearsI got a call from a lady who sounded Asian, asking for me by my full name. She started chatting about some shares I hold in Rolls Royce. I wasn’t really sure what the call was about since I was a bit cautious and kept things vague. Then she couldn’t hear me properly, and the call just dropped. Feels like it was probably some kind of scam to me.Rolls Royce6 yearsSomeone rang up asking about some shares supposedly my husband owns. He just said he wasn’t interested and asked them to take his number off their list.6 yearsDON'T FALL for these scammers - just start blowing a really loud whistle right into the receiver at these muppets!6 yearsNumber looked unfamiliar so I let it go to voicemail before picking up. As soon as the answerphone came on, the person on the other end just hung up. Pretty sure it’s a scam call.6 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian-American accent saying they needed to talk about some shares I supposedly own. Sounded fishy, so I just ended the call. They actually knew my name, which was a bit creepy!7 yearsGot a nuisance call the other day, couldnt quite catch what the bloke was saying. Then he started asking for my other half but since the line was so bad neither of us could understand each other, he just went and hung up on me.7 yearsSomebody called saying they’d provide a report about BP stocks, but they just ended the call straight away.British Petroleum7 yearsJust like what others have said. It was a Scottish guy, real slick, talking about BP shares. He called my elderly mum and vulnerable brother. Definitely going to report this to Ofcom and others.BPOfcom7 yearsI got a call from some bloke called Mr Gallacher about ITV shares. As soon as i said i haven’t got any, he just ended the call right away.GallacherITV7 yearsGot a call saying I own ITV shares, which is rubbish. Luckily, someone else answered as I wouldn’t have been polite at all. I’m definitely on the do-not-call list, so no way it’s legit. This should be reported to Ofcom and BT should seriously get a slap on the wrist. They ought to block that number for good. It’s obviously a scam and honestly, something needs to be done about these calls without us having to waste the public’s time.ITVOfcomBT7 yearsI wasn’t home when this number rang, so I’m guessing it’ll try again later. Based on what I’ve read about it, I’m pretty sure I’ll just block it - seems like one we really don’t need.7 yearsHe spoke super fast, so all I caught was "mwd" or something like that. Said he was getting back to me after a year and had my name from somewhere. Since he rang before 9 in the morning, which isn’t normal for business calls, I just told him no point calling and blocked the number.7 yearsI got a call about some shares, but they hung up on me right away. They said they worked for some company I’d never heard of, so it was clearly a scam.7 yearsThis guy kept ringing me up about some shares, really wouldn't give up. I told him flat out to stop, but he said he’d be back with another call. Told him not to waste his time.7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with NWT, mentioned shares I supposedly owned. They had my name, address and number, which was a bit unsettling. When I asked why they were contacting me out of nowhere, they said I had reached out last year - which I definitely hadn't. They started talking about a land investment opportunity in Florida and kept asking if I had a middle name. I ended up cutting the call as they just wouldn't hear me out.Florida7 yearsThey mentioned it was regarding some kind of ‘update’ and said I’d called them about a year back. Thing is, I’ve never even heard of this company - something with ‘bio’ in the name - and I definitely never made that call.7 yearsYet another dodgy call trying to fool unsuspecting folks.7 yearsJust like others have said before, what's BT doing to tackle all these annoying cold calls? Honestly, it feels like they're doing sweet nothing about it.BT7 yearsSome bloke rang me about shares, he already had my name, phone number and address which was a bit creepy. When I asked why he was ringing me suddenly, he claimed I’d called them ages ago, maybe a year back. I was sure I never did. Then he started going on about some new investment opportunity. I just ended the call.Submit Your Own Report (020 3290 1642)
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