02032905224
TimeLine☎️ 02032905224 👆 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 02032905224
- Misleading information from original supplierFeb
2022Suspicious foreign accent BT scamMay
2017Scammer, boiler room, repeated numberMay
2017Potential scam posing as BTApr
2017Claimed BT, likely scam callMar
2017Report scam calls to authoritiesMar
2017Phone scammer pretending BT technicianMar
2017Indian voice, repeated calls receivedMar
2017Call bloqueo, TPS evita spamMar
2017Fake BT caller with Indian accentMar
2017Indian accent scam, avoid callsMar
2017Scam suspicion confirmed by userMar
2017Suspected BT scam, stay cautiousMar
2017Warning: scammers gain remote accessMar
2017Phone scam using technical support pretenseFeb
2017Scammer exposed; gratitude expressedFeb
2017Agrees with previous user commentJan
2017Warning: Scam call requesting accessJan
2017Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 15 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hawford(Worcestershire) and Marston Moretaine(Bedfordshire).
02032905224 has 15 comments of which 11 x negative and 4 x neutral
02032905224 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032905224 👆 is reported as a scam involving callers falsely claiming to be from BT’s technical support, often with heavy foreign accents. They warn of alleged security risks or internet issues and attempt to gain remote access to computers, sometimes using plausible-sounding identifiers or office addresses. Victims are advised not to provide personal information or follow instructions enabling control of their devices. Many callers hang up when challenged or questioned. This fraud targets those unaware and can lead to financial loss. Users are strongly encouraged to report such calls to the ICO, OFCOM, or Action Fraud, register with the Telephone Preference Service, and employ BT Call Protect or similar call-blocking services to minimise nuisance calls. Vigilance and verification through official channels are crucial.
Reports on phone number 02032905224
5 yearsActs as if they're your phone provider, yet the details stem from the original source of the number.9 yearsThis was definitely a scam. The person had a thick accent and there was a lot of noise in the background, like some dodgy call centre. They said they were from BT and had spotted someone trying to hack my internet. They gave me a special code to make me feel safe, but it just felt off. After the call, I checked the number with 1471 - it showed as 01614271284, and a quick search revealed loads of complaints about it being used for the exact same scam. Wouldn’t trust it at all.BT9 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong foreign accent claiming my BT internet was in danger and needed fixing urgently. I asked for his full name, contact number and which department he was from so I could ring him later. He said Adam Leon, Technical Support at BT, number 020 3290 5224. After seeing a tip on here, I did a 1471 return call and it showed a different number, 0161 4271 1284, which I’ve reported to the fraud hotline before. Definitely don’t fall for this one.Adam LeonBT9 yearsIt seems like this could be a dodgy operation. They claim to be from the BT technical team and are attempting to get hold of your computer. Best to approach with caution!BT9 yearsJust like many have said before, this guy said he was with BT, even though we don't have any BT service. He sounded Indian and quite believable at first. He even gave me a phone number, a name, and an employee ID to back it up. Totally felt like a scam though, so I just lost interest and ended the call.BT9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent called saying he was from BT and claimed my router had been compromised. He sounded really certain and his explanation seemed believable, especially since my internet has been patchy lately. But I’m not actually with BT, so I challenged him enough to make him go away. I told him if there was a real problem, he should send me an email - he agreed but I didn’t give him any contact details. I’ve reported this creepy call to the police fraud guys at http://www[.]actionfraud[.]police[.]uk/ and I’d suggest anyone else who gets calls like this do the same.BT9 yearsIf you’ve already signed up with TPS, make sure to report scam callers straight to the ICO. Also, any silent or dropped calls should be reported to OFCOM. These spam folks couldn’t care less about comments here but they do get bothered when you report them on official sites like OFCOM or the ICO - it only takes a couple minutes tops.TPSICOOFCOM9 yearsI've been getting incessant calls from this number, and the voice on the other end has a distinctly Indian accent. It's becoming rather bothersome, to say the least!9 yearsGot a call from a bloke speaking with an Indian accent, claiming to be from BT's tech support. He didn’t manage to say much since we’d already spoken to a ‘William’ two times today about fixing our Windows computer - we told him no as well.BTWilliam9 yearsSome bloke called Adam Mather, sounded like he had a proper thick Indian accent, pretending to be from BT security! He kept pushing this number on me and showed some ID number too. Then he started asking to get into my internet. Absolutely bogus, just a scam. Sick of these calls, really need to stop them.Adam MatherBT9 yearsdefinitely a scam, the guy had this indian accent and was really dodgy. he gave me the phone number 02032905224 when i asked, but i told him i'd look into it first because it seemed fishy from the start.10 yearsI was waiting for a call from a BT engineer since my EE broadband had been acting up ever since I switched from BT about ten days ago, so I took the call. I got the number and name from the caller but when I tried to ring back, they just hung up on me. If anyone asks you to press the Windows key plus 'R' together, don’t do it! That gives them remote control over your PC. This whole thing made me really stressed out, but luckily my bank’s security caught the scam in time, so my account didn’t lose £10,000.BTEE10 yearsGot two calls from this number within a few days, both saying something about BT and my internet. The first time I told them I’d call BT back myself since it felt dodgy. When they called again, I asked for the operator’s name, and he said it was Evan. Honestly, BT should probably warn their clients because someone might end up handing over their info without realising.BTEvan10 yearsYeah, had exactly the same experience.10 yearsThis number rang me earlier today and it was a woman speaking with an Indian accent claiming to be from BT. She told me my broadband was compromised and insisted she needed to install a programme on my PC to fix it. Funny enough, just yesterday I got a call from 01 852 369842, a man with a similar accent giving me the same story! Watch out for this SCAM - they’re trying to get remote control of your computer to nick your personal info and then scam you.BTSubmit Your Own Report (020 3290 5224)
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