02032905828
☎️ 02032905828 👆 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 02032905828
- Phone number provided: +44 7459 413496Jan
2019Ignore call, seeks personal detailsApr
2018Questioned by robot, then humanJan
2018Call from global telecom companyJan
2018Rockets amazed, kid voice impressedOct
2016Received multiple spam phone callsAug
2016Suspicious call, potential fraud activityJun
2016Barred number after unwanted callJun
2016User did not leave messageJun
2016Scary false accident call receivedJun
2016Frustrated with unhelpful behaviorJun
2016Random numerical sequence providedJun
2016Caller claimed accident investigation, suspiciousJun
2016Annoyed by unsolicited phone callsMay
2016Woman called about accident reportMay
2016Suspicious call, likely a scamMay
2016Similar to others' opinionsMay
2016Received suspicious phone call; questioned callerMay
2016Received scam call, rude behavior. FumingMay
2016Report and upgrade phone lineMay
2016Annoying repetitive calls from scammerMay
2016Be cautious of unknown callersMay
2016Frequent unwanted calls, information privacy withdrawnMay
2016Frustrated with unsolicited phone callsMay
2016Received scam call from IndiaMay
2016Frustrated with persistent cold callersMay
2016Received call when not homeMay
2016Ongoing harassment by unknown callersMay
2016Request for car accident informationMay
2016Fraudulent call about false accidentMay
2016Unwanted silent call from directoryMay
2016Missed call from unknown numberMay
2016Thick accent call centre scamMay
2016User didn't leave any messageMay
2016Asked to remove number from solicitationMay
2016False accident investigation call reportedMay
2016Challenged scam call, hung upMay
2016Received unwanted call from anonymousMay
2016Call came from unfamiliar numberMay
2016Missed call at 3:15 PMMay
2016Received phone call from helpful companyMay
2016Received call from unknown numberApr
2016Number Of Searches: 938 Number Of Comments: 38 First Seen: 20 April 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kelton Hil (Rhonehouse)(Dumfries and Galloway), Sandaig(Argyll and Bute) and Yarningale Common(Warwickshire).
02032905828 has 38 comments of which 33 x neutral and 5 x negative
02032905828 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032905828 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance linked to aggressive and misleading cold calls, mainly surrounding false claims of accidents or compensation, often associated with PPI or accident claims scams. Callers typically use robotic or scripted voices with strong foreign accents, frequently Indian, and pressure recipients for personal details. Despite many being registered with the Telephone Preference Service and having ex-directory numbers, users report frequent unwanted calls, silent or dropped calls, and rude behaviour when questioned. The calls often cause distress, especially when referencing accidents that never happened. Recipients are advised not to provide any information, block the number if possible, and report such calls to official bodies like the ICO. Overall, it appears to be a scam operation with little respect for privacy or regulations.
Reports on phone number 02032905828
8 yearsIt's a PPI claims firm ringing you up; best to disregard their call. They’re only after your information to file a claim.9 yearsI got a call from some robot pretending to be human, asking about a crash I’d supposedly been in not long ago. Since I enjoy messing with these sorts, I gave them answers like “yeah, I was in an accident, but can’t recall a thing.” Eventually, they put me through to a real person, but I just stayed quiet till they finally gave up and hung up. How on earth do these scammers get away with running these dodgy schemes? They’re even worse than those annoying PPI callers.9 yearsGot a silent call, then it just cut off. Tried ringing back & it said the number’s invalid. Anyone know about 020 3290 7252?10 yearsThis number called and I picked up using a silly kid voice, they just had no clue what to say after that.10 years020 3290 9211 They've called me loads, maybe about 15 times, always about different scams like PPI, accident claims, and today they claimed I’d won an iPhone! I kept calling back and pestering them until the guy got really annoyed and started swearing at me. Every time I asked them to take me off their list but they never did. The person sounded very Indian, kept hanging up when I called back too. Don’t pick up if you get this number, it’s obviously a dodgy scam.10 yearsGot a call from this number on my home phone. The guy claimed he was calling from the fraud unit!!!10 yearsI received a rather alarming phone call this morning. A woman on the other end claimed to be ringing from accident and emergency, stating that someone had been involved in an accident. However, her command of English was quite lacking, and it became clear she was inquiring whether I had experienced an accident myself. It was a rather frightening moment, receiving such news, especially when it turned out to be a false alarm.10 yearsDidn’t leave any voicemail.10 yearsIt was some accident inquiry team. I told em to take my number off their database, then blocked them outright.10 yearsSuch a nuisance. Never share any details with them!!10 yearsOn the 3rd of June 2016, I received a phone call around 1 PM from this number. A chap named Gabrielle claimed to be representing Accident Investigation, inquiring about some accident supposedly linked to my number. I quickly told him it was utter nonsense and demanded he hang up at once and refrain from contacting me again.GabrielleAccident Investigation10 yearsThe call cut out before I could catch a word. It's so frustrating that these callers continue to ring, even after we've been on the Telephone Preference Service for months now.10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Indian accent saying something about an accident claim. Told her to shove off straight away.10 yearsGot a call on my ex's old phone number, no idea where they got my digits from. They rang twice then stopped, so I tried calling back but the line was dead. Glad to see others have mentioned this number too, so I’m sure it’s a scam. Really feel bad for older people getting hassled by these scammers, and it seems like there’s nothing done to put a stop to it.10 yearsHad the exact same thing happen to me.10 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be Indian, asking if anyone in my family had an accident because they had some info. I asked what info they meant, and the guy just told me to "go f*** yourself" and ended the call. Proper annoying!10 yearsThey called me a few times saying they were from some government agency tied to the NHS, kept talking about an accident. When I asked for proof, they just dropped the call. Proper frustrating!NHS10 yearsIf you’re on the TPS, just end the call straight away, then make sure to notify the ICO (https://ico.org.uk/). Even better, do this every time and consider updating your phone settings to block unwanted calls.Information Commissioner ' s Officeicouk10 yearsI'm proper fed up with these calls, every time I ask them how they got my details, they just cut me off straight away.10 yearsIf they ask for info just say where did u get my number from and most times they just hang up quick, especially if you answer by mistake.10 yearsI received a call from an Indian woman claiming to be from an official accident claims department. When I queried, 'Are you certain you've dialled the correct number? This is actually a police station,' there was a sudden silence on the line, and the call just dropped! Quite the peculiar encounter, I must say!10 yearsJust ignored it like I usually do, even though I'm on the TPS list. I'm so fed up with all these random cold calls. Wish there was a way to block them on my landline like you can on a mobile.10 yearsHad a very similar thing happen to me. I’m on the TPS list and my number’s ex directory. Funny thing is, I don’t even have a car. I’m definately going to report this to the TPS. I just haven’t got the patience for these unwanted sales calls. Lucky for me, I’ve got my call blocker set up so at least that number can’t bother me again.TPS10 yearsReceived a call shortly after we moved in. We've only just settled into our new place, and we've been quite careful about sharing our new number. Once we get to the bottom of it, I'll share more details.10 yearsyeah, this isnt the first time theyve been bothering me. im ex directory so no idea how they managed to get my number. im 71 years old and really dont want all this trouble.10 yearsgot a call despite being on the tps. they claimed to be from some accidental legal help place (something like barbie road, london) telling me i’d been in a car crash.TPSBarbie? RoadLondon10 yearsThey said it was about an accident I was supposedly involved in. Tried to get me to confirm some details like car registration. I said I’d confirm but they wouldn’t give me the reg first. Told them I needed the reg number to double check. Ended up speaking to two different supervisors, both sounded Indian.10 yearsGot a call even tho my number is ex directory and on the TPS list. When I accidentally answered without looking at the caller ID, no one said a word. Pretty annoying.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsNo idea who rang but they left no voicemail, I’m ex directory and on the TPS, yet these idiots keep ignoring the rules.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsDidn’t leave any message.10 yearsspoke to some call centre person with a really heavy accent, asking if anyone in my house had a car crash recently and saying there’s ‘pre-approved’ compensation. sounded like he was just reading from a script, kept ignoring when i asked why he was calling and just went back to his spiel. was kinda funny when he made up this whole story to get me to give my info: “in a small car like yours it’s definitely the other driver’s fault, you shouldn’t blame yourself” - total nonsense!10 yearsThey called asking if me or anyone in my family had recently been involved in an accident! I said no, and they apologised for disturbing me. I then asked them to take my number off their list. Really can’t stand these irritating calls!10 yearsHad almost the same thing happen about a car crash! Classic dodgy scam call. I asked some questions and the bloke just cut off!10 yearsI’ve got an ex-directory number beginning 01502 and this bloke from some overseas call centre rang me. I couldn’t really catch the name of his company but got that it was about some claim from a road accident supposedly 2 years ago. I told him my number is ex-directory and he shouldn’t be calling me. Obviously I wasn’t involved in any accident. He really shouldn’t be phoning an ex-directory number like mine.10 yearsReceived a call from this number, but I missed it and there was no voicemail left. I've no idea who it might be, especially since I've only had this number for a week. Quite curious to find out!10 yearsCalled us at 3:15 in the afternoon. The call went straight to our voicemail system, but oddly enough, there’s no message left behind.10 yearsWe also received a call from this number, and it turned out to be from a company that assists victims in need.10 yearsI received a call from this number, but I’ve no idea who it is. Quite puzzling, really!Submit Your Own Report (020 3290 5828)
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