02033057479
☎️ 02033057479 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TalkTalk Communications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203305 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033057479
- Concern over access to privacyNov
2018User experiencing similar issue nowNov
2017Concerned about unconfirmed phone upgradeMar
2017Number claimed to be invalidFeb
2017Frustrated with company's poor serviceJan
2017Frustrated with unresponsive scam companyJan
2017Clarifying phone upgrade affiliations explainedDec
2016Different work locations for everyoneDec
2016Pushy calls, unhelpful experience notedNov
2016Beware of Carphone Warehouse scamsNov
2016Cold call, unhelpful customer serviceNov
2016Phone spot linked to Carphone WarehouseOct
2016Unresponsive service, frustrating wait timeSep
2016Frustration over upgrade process issuesSep
2016Difficult contact, untrustworthy company practicesSep
2016Phone Spot offers contract upgrades independentlyAug
2016Possible scam related to car warehouseAug
2016Avoid this company; it's hazardousJul
2016Excellent service, confused about negativityJul
2016Avoid this company's sim-only upgradesJul
2016Unwanted upgrade troubles with CPWHJul
2016Car Phone Warehouse handles issues directlyJun
2016Confusing upgrade process creates anxietyMay
2016Comment relates to Carphone WarehouseMay
2016Phone spot is legitimate information sourceApr
2016Suspicious about unsolicited phone callsMar
2016Wrong number identified, please correctMar
2016Possible scam, suspicious phone callMar
2016Regretting phone upgrade agreement, confusedMar
2016Unsure about upgrade, seeking helpOct
2015Frequent unwanted calls distress caregiverJul
2015Mobile phone scam reported hereJul
2015Frustrated by persistent phone callsJun
2015Complaint against unsolicited call receivedJun
2015Repeated calls; possible harassment issueJun
2015Annoying callers, now blockedJun
2015Frustrating calls; now ignore themJun
2015Both phones malfunction, need assistanceMay
2015Address shared, no payment detailsMay
2015User anxious about received mailMar
2015Concerns about legitimacy of callMar
2015Annoyed by frequent phone callsDec
2014Constant annoying calls from numberNov
2014Suspicious O2 upgrade call receivedNov
2014Frustrated with constant nuisance callsOct
2014Silent caller repeatedly contacts meOct
2014Excessive calls, seeking solution urgentlySep
2014Persistent calls despite requests to stopAug
2014Unsolicited calls regarding mobile upgradeJul
2014Suspicious O2 call, unclear situationJun
2014Suspected scam phone call receivedJun
2014Frequent calls, suspecting an offerJun
2014Frequent automated sales calls receivedJun
2014Received scam call disguised as O2Jun
2014Annoying constant calls from unknown numberJun
2014Scammer impersonating Carphone WarehouseJun
2014Pushy calls, questionable contract offerJun
2014Repeated calls, no messages receivedJun
2014Bogus sales caller, frequent callsMay
2014Blocked unwanted caller after hang-upMay
2014Repeated calls, no responseMay
2014Frequent hang-up phone callsMay
2014Unwanted calls at all hoursMay
2014Frequent calls, irritating, reporting soonMay
2014No message left by senderApr
2014Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 64 First Seen: 02 April 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Haseley Green(Warwickshire), Sheepy Parva(Leicestershire) and Windsor Green(Suffolk).
02033057479 has 64 comments of which 51 x neutral and 13 x negative
02033057479 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033057479 👆 is reported as a persistent and often frustrating caller, commonly linked to Phone Spot, an online affiliate of Carphone Warehouse, offering mobile phone contract upgrades primarily for O2 customers. While some users confirm genuine affiliation and successful upgrades, many others describe difficulties with misleading information, lack of clear communication, cancelled orders, and poor customer service, including long hold times and unresponsive support. Concerns about unsolicited calls, potential scams, and data protection are frequent, with multiple reports of repeated calls and aggressive tactics. Customers are advised to verify contract changes directly with their network provider, remain cautious about sharing personal details, and contact their network's customer service if issues arise. The situation highlights the importance of vigilance when dealing with cold calls about phone upgrades.
Reports on phone number 02033057479
8 yearsIt’s crazy, they actually managed to get hold of my plan info!9 yearsOh no, I’m dealing with the exact same problem right now! What steps did you take to fix it?10 yearsI got a call from 01743816872 claiming to be Phonespot Carphone Warehouse. They somehow had all my info and got me an iPhone 7 upgrade for £36.50 a month on O2. I called them Monday to check it was dispatched but I’ve yet to get any confirmation email, which is making me nervous. Now when I ring back, it’s saying it’s A G Management partnered with e 2 Save. I’m genuinely worried since my contract ends on the 16th and I’m not sure whats going on.Phonespot Carphone WarehouseG Managemente2Save10 yearsI just rang that number and got a message saying it’s invalid or doesn’t exist?? Weird!10 yearsTotally disappointed with this firm. When I accepted an upgrade, they sent me confirmation for a completely different person’s order. After being on hold for ages, the sales team told me to ring customer service. Customer service then said they had no info about my upgrade at all. After chatting with another advisor, I was told I was definitely eligible for the early upgrade as part of some special deal, and I finally got a confirmation email. But, a few hours later, I got another email saying my upgrade was cancelled. Honestly, feels like a dodgy operation to me.10 yearsI've been trying to cancel with this company and it's been a nightmare. Can't even get an email through to them. When I called, they told me my address failed some security check. Honestly, I'm so fed up with them, feels like the biggest rip-off ever.10 yearsNot everyone is based in the same office, you know.10 yearsI’m with The Phone Spot and thought I’d clear up some confusion. We’re actually an online affiliate of Carphone Warehouse. Because CPW is authorised to handle upgrades and renewals for O2 customers, that’s why we might ring you. It doesn’t matter if you didn’t originally get your phone from Carphone Warehouse. Our aim is just to help you stay with O2, not to switch you away. We don’t have access to your tariff details due to data protection rules, and we never ask for your financial info. Just wanted to set the record straight!Phone SpotCarphone Warehouse10 yearsI got calls from this number and another local one from Plymouth, 01752546265, saying I could save money on my airtime and data with an upgrade. They rang me 4 times within a couple of hours! I decided to call back and told them I wasn’t interested, but they somehow twisted it into me agreeing to a new contract. They said they’d email me all the info but I’m still waiting. Tried calling that same number about 7 times and it just rings then cuts out after a while. Just got a text saying I’ve got 14 days to cancel and that they’ll send me a new SIM and contract by post, plus a notification when it’s sent out. Pretty pushy and not at all helpful imho. Will see if they actually follow through.Plymouth10 yearsAbout a week back I got a ring from this number saying something about my phone upgrade, but since then, not a peep. Fingers crossed they’re not trying to nick any dosh from my bank - I’ve been scammed before and it’s a major pain. Seriously, if anyone says they’re from Carphone Warehouse, just don’t chat with them!Carphone Warehouse10 yearsReceived a random call from Phone Spot trying to sell me a phone deal. Later on, I rang their customer service on 01509618593 to cancel but the bloke I got through to had no clue about the woman who called me earlier. Bit confusing, to say the least.Phone Spot10 yearsCarphone Warehouse and Phone Spot are actually connected - Phone Spot is just a trading name used by Carphone Warehouse, as you can see on the FCA Financial Services register since way back in 2006. So if anyone from Carphone Warehouse is claiming they’re separate, that’s pretty confusing and doesn’t really add up.Phone SpotCarphone WarehouseFCAFinancial Services10 yearsMy missus has been stuck on hold for like an hour now, absolutely pointless.10 yearsLoads of different numbers kept ringing me, and I just thought it had something to do with my phone upgrade. Apparently, "Jamie" from Phonespot sorted the upgrade. But when I realised it wasn't from Carphone Warehouse, I tried calling back, only to find out Jamie isn’t even with them. Now I can’t cancel because my details are incorrect, and they won’t handle it due to data protection rules. Strangely, they had no problem processing the upgrade with the wrong info. Waiting on hold is a nightmare too. I have to set up an account first, fix my details, then ring up again to cancel the upgrade. Honestly, I’m absolutely livid. Big lesson learnt from this!JamiePhonespotCar Phone Warehouse10 yearsI got a confirmation email from them but there’s no way to respond to it if you decide to cancel or change anything. Any emails I’ve sent just come back undelivered. I contacted O2 and they told me they’ve added a note to my account to prevent any unauthorised changes, but I still don’t fully trust this phonespot firm. If they’re legit, why’s it so hard to get in touch with them?10 yearsJust to clear things up, The Phone Spot really can sort out your contract upgrade because they work closely with Carphone Warehouse online. Since Carphone Warehouse is officially allowed to manage upgrades for their network users, these guys can help you too. The thing to remember is, going through a third party often means scoring a nicer deal, but you still make payments to your original network and remain their customer. Firms like The Phone Spot get a one-time commission for handling your upgrade, which is no different than using comparison websites like Money Super Market or Compare the Market.The Phone SpotCarphone WarehouseMoney SupermarketCompare the Market10 yearsI got a phone call from someone claiming to be from car warehouse. They already knew my name and where I live. They didn’t ask for any bank or account info though. Since I was expecting an upgrade and my previous phone actually came from car warehouse, I’m wondering if this was legit or if I’ve been scammed?Car Warehouse10 yearsAvoid this firm at all costs. Dealing with them was just a total pain. Honestly, stay far away - they only bring trouble.10 yearsReally impressed with this service, I received my phone number lookup straight away! Not sure why there’s so many negative reviews about it though, have I just had luck or am I missing something here???10 yearsSo I got sent an upgrade by either phonespot or e2save, but I never asked for it. I called cpwh and they just said it wasn’t their problem. Strangely enough, my account shows cpwh as the provider. I’ve been trying to get this sorted all week but just keep getting passed around between everyone, including cpwh. If you’re thinking about getting a phone contract, definitely go with a network that’s reliable - you’ll save yourself a lot of hassle.Phonespote2saveCarphone WarehouseCPW10 yearsJust so you know, Phone Spot is connected to Car Phone Warehouse. My husband had all sorts of hassle being shuffled between O2 and Car Phone Warehouse. The thing is, Car Phone Warehouse stocks the phones and also sends repairs over to Phone Spot. So don't let anyone brush you aside - it's actually Car Phone Warehouse you're dealing with. Hope that helps!Phone SpotCar Phone Warehouse10 yearsI got a call from someone I thought was O2 but they said they were from Carphone Warehouse. They offered me an upgrade since my contract was up, and I said yes. I got an email confirming the order right away, but then a follow-up said there was an issue with my contract and that I had to get in touch with O2 to cancel my existing deal before they could sort it out. After telling O2 about the call, I decided to drop the order and never got back to Carphone Warehouse. Since I then renewed directly with O2, I figured the Carphone Warehouse order would be cancelled automatically. I’ve tried to reply to their cancellation email but can’t get through on the phone - the wait on 01509 618593 is always over 50 minutes whenever I try. Plus, I can’t log in on their site to check the order. Now I’m worried they might send me a phone I don’t need. I’m planning to call my bank to stop any payments going through to them.Carphone Warehouse10 yearsJust to clear things up, the call was actually from Carphone Warehouse, not O2.Carphone Warehouse11 yearsThis phone site isn’t a scam or anything dodgy. The details come straight from legit UK marketing firms. I’ve got a job with one of those companies that makes calls through this site. We only handle retention, so our role is to keep you with your current mobile network provider (02). Carphone Warehouse just sells the phones - nothing more. Everything we collect gets sent directly to the network; we’re just helping with your upgrade process. Hope that clears things up a bit :-)SpotUKPhone SpotCarphone Warehouse11 yearsI've noticed this number popping up a lot lately, along with one starting 0159. They keep ringing me and it's a bit suspicious. I had a feeling it was a call centre, but how did they even get hold of my number? At first, I thought it might be Carphone Warehouse, and honestly, I wasn’t keen on them, especially since they convinced me to upgrade my phone. I never shared any bank info though. But are they genuinely calling for a phone company? I’m feeling quite uneasy about it now and wondering if I handled things properly.Carphone Warehouse11 yearsActually the number I was dealing with wasn’t that one, it was 01509618593.11 yearsI got a call from this same firm recently. I didn’t hand over any bank info, but they claimed they’d lower my bill, which seemed odd since I only changed plans last December. They mentioned sending me a new SIM by post and that my tariff would adjust, but I haven’t received anything yet. Feels like a scam or something. I keep trying to call back, but they just say there’s a 30-minute wait, so I gave up. Can they actually access my bank or accounts somehow? What should I do?11 yearsCan’t believe I almost got caught out! Was at work feeling rubbish - there’s a nasty bug going round and everyone’s just trying to keep going without a fuss. Got a call from 01505 308102 and then another from 01509 618593, both saying it was about some upgrades from O2. I was half asleep and thinking the deal sounded alright, so I agreed on the phone. But after reading up a bit here, I’m having second thoughts and wondering what I’ve let myself in for. Tried ringing them back the past hour; just stuck on hold with no luck reaching a person. Finally got through to Customer Services and they said they can’t see my order. They’re passing it back to the team who called me, and I’m now waiting for them to get in touch so I can cancel before anything happens. This isn’t done yet by any means!11 yearsI got a call from The Phone Spot who claimed they were with O2 and said it was time to change my tariff and upgrade. I was rushin and just said yes without thinkin. Is there any way to cancel or fix this? Really need some help here!The Phone Spot11 yearsIm a carer for my hubby and these calls keep coming non stop, really annoying as I dont need any of this bother.11 yearsSounds like a dodgy trick to get you to sign up for a mobile contract. Watch out, it’s probably a scam trying to nab your phone details.11 yearsI'm so fed up with this number constantly calling both my mobile and landline. Had to block it now, fingers crossed it stops for good!!!!11 yearsI’ve been signed up to the telephone preference service for ages, and today I got a call from someone pitching a free PPI check. They claimed to be "First Solutions" but when I asked if they were a limited company, they said no. Then, when I requested a business address or registered office details, they just hung up on me. I’ve now reported it to the Telephone Preference Service. When I tried calling back, I got a recorded message saying it was PhoneSpot calling on behalf of Carphone Warehouse. After a bit, the line just cut off. Apparently, the TPS has started an investigation into Carphone Warehouse over this number.Telephone Preference ServiceFirst SolutionsPhoneSpotCarphone WarehouseTPS11 yearsThis number has rung me about 18 times over the last week but never left a voicemail. I finally decided to answer today to find out who it was. A woman asked if I’d had any credit cards before, I told her I wasn’t interested and hung up. Later on, the same woman rang again, this time asking about my O2 account. It’s clear this call centre handles various companies. I told her once more I wasn’t interested and warned that if they kept calling, I'd report them for harassment. She then got a bit rude, questioning how it could be harassment. Seriously, calling me 18 times in 5 days? That’s definitely harassment in my book. Fingers crossed they’ve got the hint and stop ringing me.11 yearsSo frustrating, they never say a word when I pick up. Gone straight to BLOCKED now.11 yearsSuch a hassle, the calls started popping up saying I missed one from 'Call O2'. After a quick look up of the number, I just decided to block and ignore them. Too much fuss!11 yearsNow my new phone and my old one both stopped working. I rang them and all they told me was to pop into an O2 store.11 yearsThey’re free to try and scam me, I never gave out any payment info, just my address. Let them waste their time and send whatever rubbish they want! Haha.12 yearsHave you had anything show up in the mail? I got the same thing yesterday and it’s got me a bit concerned.12 yearsI got a call from someone called Phone Spot, and straight away they started talking about renewing my O2 contract. The person on the line said they were connected to Car Phone Warehouse. They asked me for my date of birth and email as some kind of security check. If they’re really linked to O2, I’m not happy about them sharing my personal info like that, and I wasn’t really convinced it was a proper call. I’ve kinda lost trust in O2 now. When I rang O2 myself, they didn’t seem sure if Phone Spot is even a genuine company. - caller: Phone Spot claiming to be on O2’s behalfPhone SpotCar Phone WarehouseO212 yearsThis number drives me mad! They’ve called me three times today already - honestly, just leave me alone!12 yearsFor the last few weeks, this number has been calling me constantly, like 8 to 10 times daily. I even blocked it, but then a similar 020 number started popping up. I just upgraded my phone with O2 last week, so you'd think they'd have my details already. It's proper annoying!12 yearsGot a call claiming to be from O2, saying I’m eligible for an upgrade, but O2 said they didn’t know who these people were. I looked up their website, www.thephonespot.com, but the number they used wasn’t the same as the one on their site! They kept telling me to ring some 0871 numbers to prove they were legit. When I asked what info they had on me, they wouldn’t say a thing. Definitely going to report this whole thing to O2.O2thephonespot. com12 yearsAbsolutely fed up with these bloody nuisances.12 yearsThe phone keeps going off, but when I answer, no one talks.12 yearsWhile I was abroad, I missed about 11 calls last week. When I finally got back and rang them, they claimed to be from Car Phone Warehouse. Does anyone know how I can block these constant calls? It’s driving me mad!Car Phone Warehouse12 yearsThey keep calling non-stop even after I told them to stop calling me!!!12 yearsI've been inundated with calls from this number and finally decided to return the call. The person on the other end claimed to be from O2, insisting they were contacting me about an upgrade for my mobile. The puzzling bit? I don’t even have a contract with O2! I mentioned this to the caller, but he seemed completely stumped as to why my details were on their list. I’m left uncertain whether this was actually O2 or if it's some kind of scam. Just thought I’d share my experience in case it helps someone else!12 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from O2 offering an upgrade. Felt iffy when they couldn't confirm any of my info. They promised a new phone would arrive within 4 days but refused to tell me their email. Now I'm not sure what's going on with my account. Tried calling back but only got a voicemail then it hung up. Think I’ll just ring O2 directly later.O212 yearsYesterday, I got a call from this number claiming to be O2, telling me my contract had ended. They offered me a phone upgrade, and I thought, brilliant, no need to call them myself. Apparently, they’re sending me a Samsung Galaxy. They asked for my name, address, and DOB. After hanging up, it hit me that they never said which model I’d be getting. When I tried calling the number back, it was dead. Feels like it might be some kinda scam now.Samsung Galaxy12 yearsBeen getting calls from this number like 4 times over the last couple of days. I'm with O2 too and just renewed my plan not long ago. From what I've read here, sounds like they might be trying to sell me an upgrade or something.O212 yearsMy phone just won’t stop buzzing. It’s one of those auto-dialers that stay quiet when you pick up, then suddenly a sales rep starts talking. Yesterday, I had like 10 calls all crammed into 20 minutes!12 yearsHad about five calls this afternoon, ended up answering one and the woman claimed it was about an O2 upgrade. It sounded legit so I foolishly agreed since we’re expecting a baby soon and every penny helps. She then asked for my personal info - name, address, dob - and suddenly went quiet with lots of noise in the background. After a bit, a man came on saying he was from 'quality control' at a company I couldn’t make out properly because the line was terrible. When I mentioned I thought it was O2, he said no, it was some independent company. I told him I wasn’t interested and wanted to deal directly with O2. He tried to persuade me otherwise but I told him no, asked not to be called again, and hung up.12 yearsThis number has been ringing me nonstop, probably about 10 times daily. Since I didn’t know who it was, I just ignored the calls. It’s really frustrating getting so many unwanted rings. Someone mentioned these might be O2 trying to push mobile upgrades. Honestly, I’m getting wary of any unknown numbers contacting me. If I’m interested in an upgrade, I’ll ring them, not the other way round.12 yearsGot two calls today from someone claiming to be from Carphone Warehouse. They already had my name and my phone network, saying they were "calling on behalf of Carphone Warehouse." Tried to sell me a new contract deal, but the connection was rubbish. I told them I'd reach out to Carphone Warehouse myself if I wanted to talk. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.Carphone Warehouse12 yearsI got two calls from different people, both pitching a cheap new contract with 02, all within half an hour. The second caller was really pushy, so I wasn’t very polite on the phone. The offer sounded alright, but I’m not keen on signing up until I hear from others who’ve actually tried it. Judging by the reviews here, it doesn’t seem very promising! 13.6.201412 yearsI've been getting calls from a 'number unknown' recently. This new number keeps ringing non-stop but never leaves a voicemail. Yesterday I counted, and it rang 11 times!12 yearsI've been getting calls from this number lately. Before it rings through, there's usually a call from a hidden number that claims it's a wrong number. After I answer that one, calls from this number start coming in every day, sometimes twice. It’s definitely some dodgy sales person trying to pull a fast one.12 yearsThis number rang me but then just dropped the call straight away. I've added it to my Zoner security app, so any more tries from them will be blocked for sure.12 yearsI keep getting calls from this number but it just cuts off as soon as I answer.12 yearsThey keep calling me but just cut off as soon as I answer.12 yearsI've received numerous calls on my mobile at all hours, even during work, which has been quite disruptive. There's never anyone there when I pick up. Could you please look into this?12 yearsI've been receiving frequent calls on my mobile from this number, yet they never leave a voicemail. It's quite bothersome, to say the least. I’ll be taking steps to report these annoying calls.13 yearsDidn't receive any message in the end; just walked away.Submit Your Own Report (020 3305 7479)
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