02033180772
☎️ 02033180772 👆 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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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033180772
- Suggests avoiding something at all costsApr
2024Caller from Driveways rang todayApr
2024Suspected scam call, silent callerApr
2024Possible government scam call, hung upApr
2024Requesting TPS to block phone numberApr
2024Wife provided surname during callApr
2024Suspected scam call about estate planningApr
2024Asking about number blocking issueApr
2024Automated voice cut off abruptlyApr
2024Warning: Automated voice scam callsApr
2024Remember to avoid yes responsesApr
2024Suspicious automated call prompting yes/noApr
2024Robocall scam poses as helplineApr
2024Unwanted telemarketing calls about propertyApr
2024Received scam call about legislative changesApr
2024Call regarding government maintenance scheme standsApr
2024Unsolicited call about will writingApr
2024"Message left was blocked."Apr
2024Unknown caller repeatedly contacting meMar
2024Suspicious call from "Estates management."Mar
2024Suspicious free advice call declinedMar
2024Complaint about unwanted phone callsMar
2024Estate planning call; suspected scamMar
2024Excessive calls from this personMar
2024Scam about government estate schemeMar
2024Call about estate protection declinedMar
2024Discussing potential maintenance scheme problemsMar
2024Identifying as government, promoting scamMar
2024Person received inappropriate phone callMar
2024Unknown mobile number, likely scamMar
2024Questionable robot calling for homeownersMar
2024Avoided call about estate planningMar
2024Possibly SAM data collection callMar
2024Acting like believable government programMar
2024Suspected AI scam during callMar
2024Suspicious scam call about legislationMar
2024Potential scam call regarding servicesMar
2024Scam for government grants rentersMar
2024Government scrappage scheme deemed scamMar
2024Fraudulent government scheme phone callsMar
2024Unwanted call without message, deletedMar
2024Instinctively avoided home phone scamMar
2024Caller unable to provide nameMar
2024Unwanted phone solicitation reportedMar
2024Cold call about window scrappageMar
2024Voicemail from unknown scammerMar
2024Multiple calls, confirmed as scamMar
2024Cold call with recording; reportingMar
2024Rejected someone, had to cut offMar
2024Unresponsive caller, strange experienceMar
2024Repeated cold calls, potential scamMar
2024Warning about scam windows schemeMar
2024Issue hearing person on phoneMar
2024Accusation of scamming behaviorMar
2024Unsolicited call from window companyMar
2024Male caller checking window age, mutedMar
2024Unwanted calls from 02033180772Mar
2024Received call, but no answerMar
2024Unhelpful service, questions unanswered, hung-upMar
2024Different numbers, same spam messageMar
2024Whistle down phone for communicationMar
2024Pushy telemarketer for window scrappageMar
2024Unwanted calls, rude salesperson, frustrationMar
2024Fake call about scrappage schemeMar
2024Telepro markets a will serviceMar
2024Scam cold caller number reportedMar
2024Inquiring about unknown phone numberDec
2016Warning about deceptive free trialJul
2016Number Of Searches: 228 Number Of Comments: 66 First Seen: 05 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Leighton Reservoir(North Yorkshire) and Winkton(Dorset).
02033180772 has 66 comments of which 34 x neutral and 32 x negative
02033180772 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033180772 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to multiple scam attempts, primarily involving cold calls about fake government schemes, estate planning, or scrappage offers for windows and doors. Callers often identify themselves with common names like "Sam" and use scripted or automated voices to probe for personal information, including homeowner status. The calls abruptly end when questioned, indicating a fraudulent intent. Numerous users advise against engaging and warn not to give any affirmative response or personal details. The number is noted for repeatedly calling without leaving messages and evading blocking attempts. Authorities and telecom providers are criticised for insufficient action, while victims recommend reporting the number and staying vigilant to protect against potential financial scams.
Reports on phone number 02033180772
2 yearsGot a call earlier from someone claiming to be with Driveways.Driveways2 yearsThis number rang me a while back and they just said hello, didn’t really say much else. I’m guessing they want you to say yes or something, especially after reading the other comments. Bit strange if you ask me.2 yearsGot a call about some government program for our neighborhood, but we usually don’t answer strange calls like that, so we just ended it quickly. Feels like it was a scam to me.2 yearsThe missus picked up and all they managed to get was our last name. They said they’d ring back. Happy I decided to look it up first 👍2 yearsThis number has been calling my home phone nonstop but never leaves any voicemail. When I tried to block it using 1572, it wouldn't let me because it says the number is withheld, even though it does actually show up. Been getting these calls for over five years now! The TPS really should step in and stop this number from ringing anyone else.Telephone Preference Service2 yearsI received a call today from the telephone number 0203 3180772. A gentleman claiming to be from Estate Planning contacted me. His purpose was to obtain the correct spelling of my surname for a scheduled follow-up call. However, when I inquired about his surname, he could not provide an answer. Suspicious of this inconsistency, I ended the call. It seems highly likely that this number is associated with a scam.Estate Planning2 yearsI don’t get why BT or Open Reach haven’t just blocked this number already. It keeps calling and it’s doing my head in! Surely they’ve got ways to stop annoying calls like this by now?BTOpen Reach2 yearsIt seemed like some kind of robot voice. I said "Hi" but when I didn't respond any further, it just stopped after around 20 seconds.2 yearsIt's definitely a scam. You get an automated voice that sounds pretty human, asking if you own the house. Then it fires off a couple more questions, but before you can even answer properly, the call just drops on its own.2 yearsGot a call from a bot that just cut off as soon as I said anything other than yes or no. Feels like one of those dodgy scam calls to me.2 yearsGot a call from some estate planning hotline, but it was one of those robocalls that kept pushing me to say ‘yes’. Sounds like a total scam if you ask me. Definitely not legit!2 yearsGot a call around 4:59pm on 4th April 2024 - second time in a couple of weeks. The caller said his name was Sam, then quickly launched into some rehearsed spiel, something about property and my local neighbourhood. When I asked him to slow down and explain from the start properly, the call just cut off, same as last time.Sam2 yearsGot a call from some young bloke named Sam, saying it was about some new government laws that would impact homeowners nearby. He claimed he knew I owned the house. I told him straight up that I don’t chat about my personal stuff over the phone and asked who he actually was. Without a word, the call just ended. Pretty clear it was a dodgy scam.Sam2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from a government maintenance program for my locality. He wanted to know if I owned the house. When I asked him to specify the area he was talking about, he just hung up on me.2 yearsI never told them my name. They just started going on about some will writing service. I told them it sounded like a cold call and I wasn’t keen. Had to say it a couple of times before I said I’d hang up.2 yearsDidn’t get any message, so I just blocked the number.2 yearsI've received two phone calls from an individual who identified themselves as a representative from Estates Management. They mentioned a report that was aired on the BBC, but when I expressed hesitation in answering their questions regarding my status as a homeowner and requested more information about the report, they seemed taken aback by my off-script inquiries. Eventually, they gave up and abruptly ended the call. I vaguely recall their name possibly being Alex or Alexander.Estates ManagementBBCAlexAlexander2 yearsI keep receiving calls from an unfamiliar number, and naturally, I choose not to pick up.2 yearsSpam caller.2 yearsReceive a call providing complimentary guidance on safeguarding your residence against seizure in the event that you require care. The individual refrained from disclosing their identity and asserted that they cannot share their email or telephone information, as they solely provide assistance through zoom calls. Undeniably, their attempt seemed focused on acquiring my personal information, but considering they only possessed my name, I declined their offer.2 yearsSomeone rang me pretending it was about the Government’s Household Maintenance Programme... complete nonsense, obviously.2 yearsThis is a call regarding your estate planning. May I please confirm if you are the homeowner? I inquired about the caller's identity, but received no response. It seems like a complete scam.2 yearsGot a call about some 'government' housing plan, but once I said I don’t actually own a house, they just stopped bothering. Felt like a total scam.2 yearsGot a bunch of calls at work, like five times in just one morning. Honestly, steer clear.2 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, someone trying to convince me to protect my estate from nursing home costs for my family line. I politely said thanks but didn’t want to carry on with the chat.2 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise on my mobile. Didn’t pick up and no voicemail was left. Pretty sure it was a scam, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked and removed the number.2 yearsHe rang up saying it was about some government program or something, but it all sounded like a load of rubbish, probably one of those scams.2 yearsSeems like estate planning has become the latest excuse for calls now. I spoke with someone named ‘Sam’ who claimed to be new when I asked some stuff, but there was a bit of a pause before he replied and he also repeated himself exactly once, which made me wonder if it was some bot chatting rather than a real person. Definitely felt like a scam to me.Sam2 yearsThey pretended to be some government program and even got a bloke with a proper British accent to leave the message. Quite a clever trick if you ask me!2 yearsGot a call off some guy trying to scam me, so I just blocked the number. Honestly, why do these muppets still manage to ring up vulnerable people? They should just shut their phone lines off completely, that’s really the only way to stop this rubbish.2 yearsGot a call about some new government scheme regarding legislation, but when I asked him which legislation he meant, he just dropped the call. Definitely a scammer.2 yearsGot a call from someone about "estate planning service" claiming to speak with homeowners. I tried talking back, but they just kept going like a machine or reading off a script. Definitely seemed dodgy, so I blocked the number thinking it was some kind of scam.2 yearsA company is making claims that it can provide information on how to safeguard your home from care costs. However, there are various reviews suggesting that the calls were actually from a window and door company. This seems suspicious and could possibly be a scam.2 yearsGot a call from someone shouting “estate planning service” and “attention all homeowners,” claiming it was about “new government rules and regulations.” It sounded like something to do with wills or legal stuff, so I just told them not to ring me again and put the phone down.2 yearsGot a ring from someone named Sam. It seemed like they were just trying to gather info. I hung up on them.SAM2 yearsGot a call about some government grants supposedly for folks who own homes. As soon as I told them I don’t own a house, they just quickly said alright then, have a good day and hung up. Still felt like a scam to me though.2 yearsHeads up, there’s no scrappage scheme run by the Government - this is a total scam!Government2 yearsSome bloke (sounds like a robot with weird pauses) claiming there’s a government scheme to scrap your old windows and doors if they’re over 10 years old. You barely get a chance to speak. Then when you try ringing back, no-one picks up and there’s no voicemail or company details left behind. Proper fishy if you ask me.2 yearsGot a call on the 3rd of May 2024, didn’t bother to pick up or even wait for an answer, and no voicemail was left. Number was unfamiliar and not welcomed. Just blocked it.2 years"Hello, this is Sam calling from Windows and Doors. I believe you are the homeowner. Unfortunately, the caller couldn't provide my name when I asked for it. So, I politely declined further conversation and ended the call."Sam2 yearsI don't usually answer my landline, so when this number popped up, I just let it ring. Something felt off, so I decided to check who it was. Turns out, it was a scam just like I suspected.2 yearsSome bloke kept ringing about windows and doors. I kept saying I wasn't interested but he just kept going on, so in the end I had to hang up on him.2 yearsI asked if I could hear him alright - well, once I hung up, definitely not!2 yearsOver the past few months, we've been getting loads of calls about some kind of windows scrappage scheme. We've asked multiple times to be taken off their list but they just don't stop. Feels like a total scam to me. Stay clear!2 yearsUnsolicited phone salesman2 yearsGot three calls from this number just today. Pretty sure it's a scam.2 yearsUnsolicited phone call from a company selling windows.2 yearsJust like others have experienced, I have been receiving unsolicited cold calls from a company selling windows and doors. It seems that they use a pre-recorded message during the calls. Interestingly, I am hoping they call me again so that I can hear their contact information at the end of the message. Rest assured, I plan to report these nuisance calls to the ICO (Information Commissioner's Office).ICOInformation Commissioner ' s Office2 yearsI had a rather frustrating conversation with Sam, a representative from a door and window company. He was discussing a potential scrappage scheme for windows and doors that are over ten years old. Unfortunately, Sam did not seem interested in addressing my inquiries and abruptly ended the call by hanging up on me.Sam2 yearsHello, I’m calling today regarding your outdated windows and our exclusive scrappage program.2 yearsGot a call from a guy asking about the age of my windows, said something about a scrappage scheme. It sounded like he was reading from a script and might’ve even put me on mute since he didn't respond to anything I said. I've blocked the number now.2 yearsTotal scam, watch out!2 yearsA male AI voice introduces himself as 'Sam from Windows & Doors Ltd', discussing the government's 'scrappage scheme'. But it's all nonsense.SamWindows & Doors Ltd2 yearsSome bloke kept going on about this window scrappage scheme for ones older than ten years. I barely got a chance to say anything before I had to end the call. Proper pushy, couldn’t even get a word out!2 yearsGot a call from Telepro Marketing about wills writing. Not really interested but they kept pushing a bit too much for my liking. Seems like a typical sales call trying to get you signed up quickly. Not sure if I’ll use their service.Telepro Marketing2 yearsOver the past few months, we have received repeated cold calls from this particular company. They are promoting a windows scrappage scheme, but it seems highly suspicious. We strongly advise against engaging with them to protect yourself from potential fraudulent activity.2 yearsDidn't get any voicemail either. Definitely a scam call.2 yearsI am receiving repeated calls from the number 02033180772 on my landline. I would like to cease receiving these unwanted calls.2 yearsI asked if I could hear him properly, but to my surprise, there was no response. How peculiar!2 yearsA call was received, but the caller abruptly disconnected.2 yearsGive them a clear signal by blowing a whistle through the phone receiver - BT suggested this tactic long ago, and it has proven to be effective!BT2 yearsThis week, we received four phone calls from salespeople offering window and door products. However, when we mentioned that we resided in a yurt, the caller abruptly hung up. It is worth noting that we have an E-directory number.2 yearsBeware, this number is associated with scams and cold calling.2 yearsSeems like this caller just doesn't give up, right? Tried ringing me this morning from 02033180755 and now they've switched to a very similar number. Don't pick up, it's just spam.10 yearsMay I know who is calling from this number, please?10 yearsI was given this number as a point of contact for a free trial I enrolled in for those Raspberry Ketone capsules. To my dismay, I’ve just realised they’re planning to bill me for it. A bit of digging online reveals that they might just deduct £200 for a mere 120 tablets! Take heed of this number, my friends! The promotion was marketed as if it were from a trustworthy establishment, yet I can't seem to track it down anymore.Submit Your Own Report (020 3318 0772)
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