02033323005
TimeLine☎️ 02033323005 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Net-Work Internet Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203332 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442033323005+44 20 3332 3005020 3332 3005+44-20-3332-3005
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033323005
- Missed call, no message receivedJul
2021Warning: scam home appliance renewalJun
2021Avoid appliance warranty scam callsJun
2021Missed call, not a messageJun
2021Missed call, silent, no message, blockedJun
2021Scam with domestic appliance insuranceJun
2021Suspected scam on electrical appliancesJun
2021Appliances not covered by warrantyJun
2021Unwanted call about appliance warrantyJun
2021Scam call about appliance insuranceJun
2021Ignore scammers by being silentJun
2021Unknown Indian company concerning washer; urgentJun
2021Fake insurance warranty scam callJun
2021Angry accusation of scam attemptJun
2021Suspicious call from Indian maleJun
2021Appliance warranty scam with convincing detailsJun
2021Refused insurance for appliances twiceJun
2021questioning legitimacy of phone callJun
2021Suspicious call about appliance insuranceJun
2021Unsolicited call for appliance insuranceJun
2021Appliance insurance questions during cold callJun
2021Caution: household appliances insurance scamJun
2021Prompt to return call easilyJun
2021Possible scam for appliance insuranceJun
2021Do not engage, let them retreatJun
2021Unwanted appliance insurance call experienceJun
2021Unwanted call, frustration with systemJun
2021Scam warning: no washer insuranceJun
2021Unsolicited maintenance call misrepresenting contractJun
2021Unknown caller sounded aggressive, hung upJun
2021Warning about domestic insurance scamJun
2021Suspicious renewal notification for insuranceJun
2021Suspicious cold call about warranty monitoringJun
2021Received suspicious call, possible scamJun
2021Received suspicious call from LondonJun
2021"Indian man scammed me online"Jun
2021Indicates potential unwanted phone callJun
2021London spam calls recently increasedJun
2021Number Of Searches: 139 Number Of Comments: 38 First Seen: 18 June 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chickenley(West Yorkshire) and Luther Water(Angus).
02033323005 has 38 comments of which 16 x neutral and 22 x negative
02033323005 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033323005 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting UK residents with claims related to domestic appliance insurance or warranty renewals. Callers often have basic personal details but no legitimate affiliation, attempting to extract bank or payment information. Many report these calls as aggressive, misleading, or suspicious, sometimes offering fictitious discounts or insisting on immediate payment. They commonly originate from a London number and may be silent or drop the call once questioned. The consensus advises against engaging, not providing any financial details, and blocking the number. These calls pose a clear phishing risk, and users are urged to remain cautious as scammers impersonate legitimate insurance or maintenance services, despite the recipients having no existing contracts.
Reports on phone number 02033323005
5 yearsGot a missed call but they didn’t leave any message.5 yearsKeep an eye out, folks! Had this dodgy caller pretending to be from some home appliance company, saying I could get a discount if I renewed something. They kept ringing non-stop and wanted my bank info - definitely a scam. Avoid giving them anything!BEWARE5 yearsGot a call about some sort of appliance warranty, sounded dodgy so I just cut them off and ended the call right away.5 yearsGot a call from some domestic appliance insurance company saying my cover was up for renewal. Thing is, I never even had insurance to begin with. Sounds like a proper scam to me.5 yearsThey claimed they were ringing about my home electrical gear, but it was clearly a scam.5 yearsI asked him to clarify which domestic appliances he meant, and he replied with the fridge, cooker, and washing machine. I then told him that was complete nonsense because those items aren't actually covered.5 yearsGot a call from 02033 323005 about my appliance insurance expiry, asking if I wanted to renew it. Then they started asking what appliances I owned for their engineers or something. Bit odd because if it’s really the same company I’m insured with, they’d already know that info. Feels dodgy, watch out for this one, probably a scam.5 yearsI got a call about some appliance warranty that was supposedly about to expire and they were urging me to renew it. The bloke seemed to know loads about me and the appliances I own, and even said I'd been with them for years, which isn’t true at all. When I started asking questions, he just told me to drop it and then just hung up on me.5 yearsGot a missed call with no one speaking when I answered, and nothing was left in the voicemail. After having a look at this site, I decided to block the number.5 yearsGot a call regarding renewing my home appliance insurance. They knew a few details about me, but then asked for my bank info to set up a direct debit. I told them to send everything through the post instead, as I’m not comfortable giving bank details over the phone, even though they said it was perfectly safe.5 yearsI was out when they rang and they didn’t bother to leave a message. I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number now.5 yearsI got a call from a number that seemed like a hectic office. The guy said my home appliance insurance needed renewing. He even knew my full name, address and my landline number. It felt way more legit than those usual Amazon scam calls, and I reckon a lot of folks might actually fall for this one.Amazon5 yearsGot one of those warranty scam calls about our washing machine, freezer and oven being out of coverage. The guy had an Indian accent and kept saying our warranty had expired. I told him all the appliances were brand new and covered directly by the manufacturers. He said he'd fix his info and then hung up. We never had any warranty like that or paid anything monthly, so total rubbish.India5 yearsAvoid this one, it's a scam trying to sell insurance for your home appliances. Complete waste of time.5 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent, sounded smarter than the usual scammy lot. He had my name, address, even my landline down, and was going on about some home insurance thing. When I asked for a number to ring him back on, he flat out refused. Told him he was a scammer and he started getting all defensive, like he wanted to argue or something. I just ended the call, didn’t want to waste my time.5 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from some washing machine insurance company. She asked for me using my last name, but when I asked for more info, she said my dad’s first name - which is odd since he passed away over 12 years ago! Bit creepy, really.5 yearsIf they won’t start the convo, it’s a sure sign it’s a scam. Just stay quiet and usually they’ll hang up and disappear.5 yearsGot a call about an appliance warranty, sounded legit at first but it’s a total scam! They throw around some simple info that makes them seem genuine, but don’t be fooled.5 yearsGot a call about renewing some home appliance cover, which I dont have at all. They were trying to pitch a discount if I signed up then and there. Quite annoying really.5 yearsAbsolute con artists!! 😠🤬 Seriously, how do we put an end to these crooks!! They’re out to scam folks with these dodgy insurance schemes!! Told me I’ve been handing over £11 every month for some appliance cover!! Yeah right!! So I just casually gave them my bank info, like, take it all…. 😂 Not a chance, mate!5 yearsMy warranty for the fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher is nearly finished so I called to check the details. When I asked about the brands, the person said that was a matter for the maintenance team and they didn't have that info. Felt like a dodgy cold call or maybe phishing.5 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy about insuring my appliances, said my coverage had expired. Told him I ain’t got any insurance and to buzz off. Bet they’ll ring back soon, they always do.5 yearsTo ring back, just hit 3.5 yearsGot a call saying my home appliance insurance needed renewing. They were pushing to take payment right then over the phone - definitely a scam trying to trick folks.5 yearsHonestly, I just stayed silent and eventually they got bored and hung up. Best to not engage at all.5 yearsGot a call about renewing some appliance cover, and they claimed I’ve been with them since 2018 - which simply isn’t true. When I questioned it, the person just said we should end the call and then dropped it on me. Makes me suspect that maybe the company I actually have insurance through might have shared my info, as they seemed to know quite a bit about me.5 yearsI changed my phone number like 4 days ago and already got a call today. How on earth did they even get hold of it so quick? This system really is rubbish.5 yearsI don't have any insurance for my washing machine, but just a heads up - I've come across some proper scams related to it. Be careful!5 yearsThis number rang me up, claiming they wanted to renew the warranty on my washing machine. He mentioned my address and name but then just cut the call off. When I tried ringing back, there was nothing but silence. Seems quite fishy to me.5 yearsSomeone called me saying they handle maintenance cover for my washer, but I’ve never signed up for anything like that. Pretty sure they were just trying to sell me something I don’t need.5 yearsSome woman rang but never told me her name. Sounded quite pushy, she wanted to talk to someone I didn’t even know. I told her she’d got the wrong number and she just cut off without a word.5 yearsbeen gettin loads of calls from london numbers recently, mostly from what shows up as spam. quite annoying really.London5 yearsI got a call saying my kitchen goods insurance needed renewing, which is rubbish because I’ve never had any such cover and wouldn’t want it. Just a scam, best to give it a miss.5 yearstotal scam! i got a call from some indian guy pretending to be my PR agent or something. dont trust it!5 yearsLooks like a total scam about home insurance. I wouldn’t trust them at all. You can just tell they’re trying to fish out your personal info.5 yearsI got a call about my warranty running out on my freezer and washing machine. There was a bit of a pause first, then I could hear loads of chatter in the background like they were in a call centre. They wanted me to verify the first part of my address but I just ended the call straight away.5 yearsGot a call with just silence on the other end, no idea what that was about.5 yearsGot a call from 0203 3323005 today around 3.49pm on 23rd June. When I picked up, the line just went quiet straight away. That code's definitely London, and seeing the other comments here, it’s probably a scam call. I’d say it’s best to be cautious with this one.LondonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3332 3005)
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