02032903250
☎️ 02032903250 👆 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 02032903250
- Fraudulent Amazon account scam callJan
2024Beware of Amazon security scamFeb
2020Amazon security scam, wary of "Martin"Jan
2020Warning: Potential dangerous individual identifiedDec
2019Beware of Amazon account scamsDec
2019Amazon Prime account scam warningDec
2019Reported hacker pretending to helpDec
2019Suspicious call from claimed AmazonDec
2019Scam phone call from "Jennifer"Nov
2019Person pretending to be officerNov
2019Fake tech support scam phone callsOct
2019Number Of Searches: 61 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 14 October 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brentford(Greater London) and Maple Cross(Hertfordshire).
02032903250 has 10 comments of which 7 x negative and 3 x neutral
02032903250 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032903250 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from Amazon or its security team, often using Asian or African accents. They assert the victim’s Amazon account has been hacked, sometimes referencing large unauthorised purchases to create urgency. Callers typically try to extract money for supposed protection or attempt to gain remote access to the victim’s computer, which can lead to loss of control or data. The scammers use local or familiar-looking numbers to appear trustworthy and may become aggressive when questioned. Automated calls falsely warn about Amazon Prime subscriptions and pressure recipients to press buttons. The scam is especially risky for older people who may be less aware of such frauds. Overall, it’s a dangerous and sophisticated fraud operation.
Reports on phone number 02032903250
3 yearsI had a rather dodgy phone call from an Asian chap who purported to represent Amazon. He went on about how my Amazon account was supposedly hacked. Honestly, it felt like a scam!Amazon7 yearsGot a call from an Asian bloke who, when I started asking questions, passed me over to his “boss.” They claimed to be from Amazon security, saying someone was messing with my account. They wanted me to install some software (looked legit enough) that would let both me and them get remote access. He kept trying to say it was all above board, but I asked for his full name and number (he said Martin) and then just cut the call.AmazonMartin7 yearsExtremely hazardous! This individual goes by the name John Walker, quite convincing, I must say. They’ve also been using the number 0208 133 1884, alongside a variety of random local digits that happen to belong to a batch originally assigned to the old Virgin Media when they installed their cabling in the area over two decades ago. Proceed with caution!John WalkerVirgin Media7 yearsGot a call from a couple, sounded like they were from Amazon, saying my account was at risk. They wanted me to pay for some “security” service and tried to get remote access to my computer. Definitely something to watch out for, especially for older folks who might not be as suspicious about these kinds of tricks. Proper dodgy!Amazon7 yearsI got a robocall saying my Amazon Prime subscription was about to expire and that £39.99 would be taken from my bank if I didn’t do anything. They told me to hit 1 to speak to someone. Thing is, I don’t even have an Amazon account, so it’s clearly a scam trying to trick people.Amazon7 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent saying my Amazon account was hacked. Then he started asking me to pay up so he could 'secure' it. He also tried to get into my computer, which I obviously didn’t let him do. Quite a dodgy call!Amazon7 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent, sounded like a busy call centre. At first, he said he was from a security firm but when I asked more, he switched to saying it was Amazon. He told me to look through my emails for some security alert. I asked for his contact number, and he gave me 0203 290 3250. I told him I'd look into it and ring back, then just ended the call.Amazon7 yearssomeone rang me on my home phone claiming to be jennifer edwards from some cyber security firm in london, said she was doing a job for amazon. she asked if she could get into my computer, but when i refused she started sounding quite pushy and rude.Jennifer EdwardsLondonAmazon7 yearssomeones pretending to be a cop, trying to scam people. total fraud.7 yearsI've had several calls from this firm claiming there’s some issue with our internet being hacked and demanding money to fix it. When I mentioned I’d contact their boss about them accusing us of hacking others, the line just cut off, and now my computer won’t work at all.Submit Your Own Report (020 3290 3250)
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