02033180021
TimeLine☎️ 02033180021 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203318 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442033180021+44 20 3318 0021020 3318 0021+44-20-3318-0021
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033180021
- Appreciative of "who-called.co.uk" serviceJan
2025Caller claimed to be Tesco mobileDec
2024Scam call claiming to be O2Dec
2024Scam number, ignore it completelyDec
2024Possible scam, discount on billDec
2024Indian call center scam experienceDec
2024Disgusted by inappropriate Indian callerDec
2024Caller claims to be from 02Dec
2024Suspected scam call, didn't answerDec
2024Unrecognized number marked as spamDec
2024No voicemail, blocked number, LondonDec
2024Suspected spam, ignored phone callDec
2024Call answered, no response, hung upDec
2024Forced SIM change, hung upDec
2024Suspicious charity call, heavy accentDec
2024Caller hung up after questionDec
2024Suspicious call, possibly a scamDec
2024Distorted call, caller hung upDec
2024Scammer call, Indian accent, avoidDec
2024Fake callers from India, bewareDec
2024Automated scam call, hung upDec
2024User reports scammer activityDec
2024Cold call claiming Vodafone discountDec
2024Scammer pretended to offer discountsDec
2024Scam call claiming Vodafone discountDec
2024Scam caller; avoid answering itDec
2024Received automated message, blocked numberDec
2024Scam call, Indian accent, fake offerDec
2024User confused about unrelated serviceDec
2024Scam impersonating Vodafone serviceDec
2024Scam call about Tesco accountDec
2024Polite caller named Roger interestedNov
2024Beware of telephone scammers alertNov
2024Avoid nice people seeking moneyNov
2024People call and insult youNov
2024Identified as a scam callNov
2024Warning about scammers. Strong discontentNov
2024Call unanswered after six ringsNov
2024Received unknown call, blocked numberNov
2024Digital Solution trying to switch contractsNov
2024Scam related to housing repairsNov
2024Scammer targeting vulnerable individualsNov
2024Ignored call after brief ringingNov
2024Scam calls from Indian gentlemanNov
2024Blocked unknown London number, no messageNov
2024Suspicious caller, likely a scamNov
2024Scammer hung up after refusalNov
2024Blocking 0203 numbers as scamsNov
2024Blocked unknown number and deletedNov
2024Number Of Searches: 630 Number Of Comments: 48 First Seen: 14 November 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hearn(Hampshire), Hendraburnick(Cornwall) and Langho(Lancashire).
02033180021 has 48 comments of which 27 x negative and 21 x neutral
02033180021 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033180021 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance linked to scam calls, mostly from Indian call centres pretending to be from major UK networks like O2, EE, Tesco Mobile and Vodafone. Callers often offer fake discounts or contract upgrades, ask for personal info or bank details, then hang up if challenged. Many report silence, automated thank-you messages, or calls dropping instantly after answering. Some have encountered rude or aggressive behaviour. Attempts to bluff knowledge of personal details or misrepresent charities are common, with repetitive calling causing frustration. Most users advise blocking and ignoring the number as it’s suspected to target vulnerable people with scams and cold sales calls. Links to London and South East areas also appear in notes. Overall, regarded as untrustworthy and annoying spam.
Reports on phone number 02033180021
1 yearBig thanks to who-called.co.uk, they always help put my mind at ease.2 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent claimed he was calling from Tesco Mobile. I told him I don’t use Tesco Mobile, and he just said “Yeah, I’m aware of that” before cutting the call.Tesco2 yearsSo, I answered a call from 02033180022 and there was this awkward pause, like the person was maybe checking if anyone answered the line out of a batch of numbers. Then a lady with a strong Indian accent said she was calling from O2, which is supposed to be my network. Thing is, she couldn’t tell me my name or even who I actually use for my phone plan. Even though my number used to be O2 ages ago, I switched providers over twenty years back! Looks like they’re just fishing through a list of numbers starting with 07802 that once belonged to O2.2 yearsSomeone called saying I could get 30% off my phone bill and then wanted my email to "confirm" it... felt a bit dodgy to me.2 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she wanted to help me update my phone contract. Total scam, don’t fall for it! Just block these numbers straight away.2 yearsMy phone told me it was probably a scam, so I just ignored the call.2 yearsGot a call from what sounded like a dodgy Indian call centre trying to scam me. When I asked the bloke for his bank info instead, he just ended the call straight away. Classic scam move.2 yearsGot a call from someone in India pretending to be with O2... sounded dodgy to me.2 yearsGot a call from an Indian number and the man actually told me to “stick your fingers up your #### madam”. Felt so gross, I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.2 yearsI saw the number but didn’t pick up since it looked unfamiliar, plus there was a note saying it might be spam.2 yearsI saw a warning on my phone saying it might be spam, so I chose not to pick up.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be EE saying I needed to swap my SIM card otherwise I'd lose phone service. I told them I wasn't interested and they said it was mandatory, or my phone would stop working. I just ended the call! It's so nasty how these people target vulnerable folks and mess with their lives.EE2 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was with a charity called “Helping Heros.” He had this thick Indian accent and sounded like he was struggling to get through a script he’d just been given. When I asked where he was calling from, he got all awkward and just ended the call.Helping Heroes2 yearsNo voicemail in London so I just blocked the number.London2 yearsGot a call from this number earlier and when I answered, there was complete silence before they just cut off. When I looked up the digits, the 318 bit seems to link to somewhere in Lewisham, Southeast London. My guess is this is dodgy, probably a scam or something risky. Would be careful if I were you.LewishamSoutheast London2 yearsThey rang and wanted to know if anyone in my house was in the military, then just cut off the call right after.2 yearsToday my partner got a call from a guy claiming to be with O2, saying he wanted to offer us a discount on our next bills. He mentioned he'd send a verification code to confirm, but he apparently dialled the wrong number. So we decided to look him up and found out he was trying to pull a scam on us.2 yearsAt first there was just silence for a bit, then this robotic voice kept saying "thank you for calling" over and over, like three times, before hanging up right away. Definitely seems like some kinda scam to me.2 yearsGot a ring from 44 2033180021 claiming to be from Vodafone, offering a 40% discount on my bills. Didn’t hang about, just ended the call straight away.Vodafone2 yearsGot a call from someone with a thick accent pretending to be Vodafone. They wanted me to give my info for some kind of security check so they could supposedly give me a discount. Yeah, right 😂Vodafone2 yearsTotal con artist.2 yearsJust a heads up, this number 020 3318 0021 calls with a woman speaking with an Indian accent. Totally a scam, so best to not pick up.2 yearsPicked up, and there was this really fast voice loop going on, just saying 'thank you for calling' over and over. Ended up hanging up and blocking the number.2 yearsI picked up the phone and there was total silence, then after a few moments it just cut off. No one spoke or anything.2 yearsThese guys claiming to be from EE are totally fake, probably from India. Definitely not legit.EEIndia2 yearsGot a call earlier from a woman, but her voice was all messed up and then she just ended the call straight away.2 yearsAvoid answering, probably a scammer ringing.2 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong Indian accent trying to sell me a discount on a Tesco mobile service I don’t even have. Definitely a scam.Tesco2 yearsGot a call from someone chatting about Tesco Mobile, but I’m not even a customer with them! What’s the point?Tesco Mobile2 yearsGot a call from someone with a really strong Indian accent claiming he was from EE and offering me 30% off my phone bill. He gave me a direct number to call back and said his name was James William, which I found quite funny. Definitely felt like a scam to me.EEJames William2 yearsGot a call from someone pretending they were from Vodafone - total scam, don't trust them!Vodafone2 yearsGot a call from a guy, probably from India, who kept saying his name was Roger, not Rajah or anything like that. He was asking about the loft insulation I had fitted. He was really polite throughout the chat, and after a bit, he seemed happy enough and ended the call.IndiaRogerRajah2 yearsHonestly, they just ring and start insulting you out of nowhere.2 yearsTotal rip offs, these calls are just tricks!2 years02033180021 called me, seemed really friendly but was just after my cash. Don’t fall for it, best to stay clear.2 yearsAbsolute scammers, so disgusting! 😡2 yearsTotally a rip-off!2 yearsI just let it go after it rang six times, didn’t pick up.2 yearsGot a call from some firm called Digital Solution, they wanted me to switch my phone contract over to them. Seems like a dodgy deal to me.Digital Solution2 yearsGot a call from 02033180021, didn’t recognise it so I just ignored it. Ended up blocking the number now.2 yearsGot a call from someone who could barely speak English, trying to push some kind of insulation product on me. Felt like a total scam, just taking advantage of people who might not be paying full attention. Seriously, where's the Bee Keeper when you need one?2 yearsThey called and said they were from 'Computer Solutions', but I hung up after around five rings. Didn’t really feel like hearing anything more from them!TechSolutions2 yearsThis morning, I got three calls from a guy who sounded Indian. I thought it might be my doctor ringing me. When I told him he had the wrong person, he just hung up. Later, I found out it was actually a scam.2 yearsGot a call from a London area code, didn’t pick up, no voicemail or anything. Just added to block list.London2 yearsSomeone rang me asking about my house and whatnot. When I asked who they were with, they finally said some "House Heating Trust". Didn’t say anything until I kept pushing for an answer. Definitely a scam, just hang up and block the number.House Heating Trust2 yearsI got a call from a number I didn’t recognise, so I just blocked it and removed it straight away.2 yearsAlmost every 0203 number that rings me turns out to be a telemarketer or some survey. Nowadays, I just block them straight away since they're usually scams.2 yearsI got a call from someone who really struggled with English and couldn't even say simple words properly. When I answered no to his follow-up question, he just hung up. Definitely a scammer.Submit Your Own Report (020 3318 0021)
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