02032906921
TimeLine☎️ 02032906921 👆 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 02032906921
- What's your official job, matey?Aug
2023Received scam call from 2032906921Dec
2019Received scam call, shared detailsNov
2019Suspicious call from alleged TPSOct
2019Suspicious phone call from OfcomOct
2019Recorded message about cut-off timeOct
2019Suspicious phone offer targeting pensionersOct
2019Warning of phone scam threatSep
2019Received scam message from BTSep
2019Doubts legitimacy of potential scamSep
2019Scam call claiming to be TPSAug
2019TPS scam, didn't bother callingAug
2019Frequent scam calls, ignored them successfullyJul
2019Difficulty understanding crackling message, FH problemJul
2019Suspicious call from 2032906921Jul
2019Suspicious call, may be scamJul
2019Number Of Searches: 79 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 10 July 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bohenie(Highland), Clipstone(Bedfordshire) and Minnow End(Essex).
02032906921 has 15 comments of which 6 x neutral and 9 x negative
02032906921 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032906921 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam number often claiming to be from financial advisory firms, the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), or Ofcom, targeting people with personalised information like names and addresses easily found online or in directories. Callers use various tactics including offering bill discounts, blocking nuisance calls, or warning of imminent service cut-offs within 24 hours, often via automated messages. Many suspects have recognised accents and dubious behaviour such as evading questions or providing unverified callback numbers. The calls frequently annoy pensioners and cause concern by pretending to be legitimate services, but actual details often don’t add up, exposing the calls as scams. Numerous users complain about repeated calls, incomplete messages, and frustration with lack of police intervention.
Reports on phone number 02032906921
3 yearsThis number 0203 2906921 has started ringing me again, saying they’re from some financial advice firm called Lumin. They try to sound legit by naming directors from company sites, claiming they were told to call back. Nah mate, not falling for that one. I told them the same thing yesterday, twice now. If they ring again, they’ll get the same brush off. We definitely didn’t pedal up the Thames or whatever nonsense they’re on about! Honestly, they need to find a proper job instead of pestering businesses that already have their contact details!LuminThames7 yearsI received a call from this number 2032906921, they claimed they’d stop annoying calls and offer me a discount on my bills. They even mentioned my address and knew I’m a pensioner. I got suspicious straight away and looked it up online as these scam calls are really getting on my nerves. It’s worrying because these fake calls can make us miss proper calls or important appointments from real people.7 yearsI received a call from 02032906921 and the person on the other end had an Asian accent, claiming to be from some TSP and said they were registering my number to stop nuisance calls. They actually knew my name and address, which was worrying. Then they began asking all sorts of personal questions, and it became clear it was a scam. They called from a withheld number too. When I asked for their number to check, they gave me another dodgy one instead. What are the police doing about these scammers? Surely they can trace that number and find out who’s behind it?TSP7 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent saying he was with the telephone preference service. He said he needed to change some settings to help stop all the nuisance calls I've supposedly been getting. I told him I hadn't really received any. Then I asked him where he was ringing from. He gave me the number 2032906921. I pointed out that the number looked wrong since it’s missing a zero. While still on the line, I tried dialing the number from my mobile but it didn’t connect at all. Definitely a scam, no doubt about it.IndiaTelephone Preference Service7 yearsGot a call from a guy who already had my full name and address. He claimed to be from Ofcom’s call blocking team. I wasn’t convinced at all, so I didn’t reveal anything about myself and just ended the call.Ofcom7 yearsLike others have said, I got this half-baked automated voice warning me that something would be disconnected in a day. So far, nothing has actually been cut off or changed.7 yearsI got a call from 2032906921, and the woman claimed I could save 25% on my phone bill every month. She seemed to know I’m a pensioner and that I pay by direct debit, which now I’m thinking were just lucky guesses. When she said she was putting me through to their ‘management office’, I thought it sounded dodgy and just hung up. Really glad I didn’t carry on with it.7 yearsGot a half-done prerecorded message on my voicemail. It said if I didn’t call this number, something with probably the internet (didn't catch the full message) would be disconnected in 24 hours. Pretty clear that it was a scam.7 yearsThis morning I got a voicemail claiming to be from BT, saying there was some illegal stuff happening on my IP and that they'd block it in 24 hours unless I rang them back. It felt fishy straight away, so I didn’t bother calling. Honestly, it had me a bit stressed at first, but I’m pretty sure it’s just a scam.BT7 yearsGot a weird voicemail that was cut off halfway, said something about my IP being hacked by some foreign company and that it’ll get blocked in a day. They told me to press 1 to speak to an engineer or ring 02032906921 to sort it out. Feels dodgy to me - probably a scam with a pricey line and crooks trying to con you.London7 yearsGot a call today claiming to be from TPS, or something like that. He actually told me his number so I could call him back if I suspected anything dodgy. Didn’t feel like wasting my time though.7 yearsThis number has rung me around five times in the last couple weeks, each time warning that my internet would be cut off within 24 hours because of "no interest" from my service number or something like that. They told me to press 2 to chat with an engineer to avoid it. I just did nothing and my internet's fine, still up and running.7 yearsI got a voicemail from 02032906921 on my answerphone, but it was full of static and crackles. I caught a bit about something happening in 24 hours and instructions related to fixing an issue, but couldn’t make out the phone number they mentioned properly. It was just too hard to hear clearly.7 yearsThis morning I got a ring from 2032906921 claiming to be from the telephone preference service. They said they would set up the service on my landline and even mentioned a 25% discount for seniors on upcoming bills. Strange enough, they had some of my personal info but got the expiry date on my card wrong, and the card number they gave wasn’t the one linked to my account. I told them to send me something in writing and then hung up. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t legit.7 yearsThis number gave one quick ring and hung up - made me think it might be one of those dodgy premium rate call traps. Tried looking up who it belongs to but came up empty.Submit Your Own Report (020 3290 6921)
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