02033725981
☎️ 02033725981 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203372 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033725981
- Unauthorized sales of expensive tabletsSep
2016Unexpected, expensive aloe vera orderJul
2016Fraudulent charges from cold callersJul
2016Elderly mother scammed by companiesMar
2016Scammed elderly mother, reported companyMar
2016Angry about deceptive aloe Vera salesMar
2016Received call, but hung upOct
2015Scammers targeting elderly for benefitsSep
2015"Received suspicious call about health"Sep
2015Elderly mother targeted by scamSep
2015Scam call asking for informationAug
2015Beware, they want your detailsAug
2015Fraudulent health company took moneyJul
2015Company attempts to scam elderly womanJul
2015Elderly targeted by phone scammersJul
2015Scammed £286.80 from momJul
2015Warning: Scam targeting elderly individualsJul
2015Fraudulent health company stole moneyJul
2015Scammers targeting elderly for moneyJul
2015Multiple unwanted calls from nuisanceJul
2015Suspected scam call about visaJul
2015Get help reporting possible fraudMay
2015Request for mother's bank detailsMay
2015Suspicious call from alleged 'approved contractor'May
2015Scam calls targeting elderly relativesMay
2015Scammer called, avoiding unknown numbersMay
2015Phishing scam targeting seniorsMay
2015Ignore negative and disrespectful commentsMay
2015Scammed elderly mother, avoid companyMay
2015Requesting Nan's bank details fraudulentlyApr
2015Rude telemarketer incidents with aftermathMar
2015Persistent caller harassing elderly womanMar
2015Suspicious telemarketer requesting details relentlesslyMar
2015Scam call regarding fake compensationMar
2015Unknown caller, curious about identityJan
2015Attempted scam on elderly ladyJan
2015Beware of scammers targeting older adultsDec
2014Annoying persistent sales callerOct
2014Suspicious phone number from non-existent placeSep
2014Unverified call about health surveySep
2014Identified and blocked unknown callerAug
2014Accusation of theft by employeeJul
2014Questioning legitimacy, identity, and spellingJul
2014Confused about unknown caller identityJun
2014Ring connected to dietary supplement firmMay
2014Inquiring about pending Nutrellis orderFeb
2014Number called multiple timesSep
2013Call helped with health problemsSep
2013Number Of Searches: 305 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 02 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blackford Bridge(Lancashire), Bulverhythe(East Sussex), Kenfig(Glamorgan) and Morton Tinmouth(Durham).
02033725981 has 44 comments of which 32 x neutral and 12 x negative
02033725981 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033725981 👆 is reported as a persistent and unscrupulous caller targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals, often impersonating health organisations or benefit centres. The callers pressure recipients to provide bank or card details, frequently promoting aloe vera tablets or health supplements, resulting in unauthorised and inflated charges. Victims report difficulties obtaining refunds, with returned items often missing return addresses and contact numbers becoming unreachable. Multiple cases involve attempts to withdraw large sums from bank accounts without consent. Authorities appear slow to act, causing distress among families. The calls are characterised by aggressive sales tactics and refusal to accept refusals, with some even using deception relating to pensions or compensation. Caution and refusal to disclose financial information is strongly advised.
Reports on phone number 02033725981
10 yearsi'm 80 years old and a few weeks back, a bloke rang me up offering aloe vera tablets. i said i'd give a months supply a go, but when the parcel turned up, it looked like they sent me enough for nearly a year! there was also a bill for £234. i sent back everything except what i thought was the month’s worth, which cost me an extra £4.50 in postage. haven’t had any word since then. e. k taylorE. K. Taylor10 yearsWe received a call from this number, and they were incredibly helpful with some health issues we were facing.11 yearsMy mum got phoned by someone who convinced her to buy a load of Aloe tablets - 12 packs costing nearly £247 - and it was taken right off her bank card. She sent the stuff back but never got any money back and now the phone number they gave doesn’t even work. She’s been tricked by three different nutrition companies and it’s cost her close to £4500, wiping out her savings. We only just found out about all this. It’s awful how these firms target old and vulnerable people. Something really needs to be done to stop this kind of thing happening.11 yearsThey kept ringing my mum, who’s quite old, and at first said they’d got the wrong number. But then they started talking about her health and somehow managed to convince her to give over her bank info for some aloe vera tablets she never really wanted. I’ve gone ahead and informed Citizens Advice about it.Citizens Advice11 yearsThey rang up my grandad who’s 83, trying to push aloe vera tablets that cost a ridiculous £28. It’s shocking! Then they even had the nerve to ask for his bank details. I’m really determined to find out who these people are and call them out!11 yearsGot a call from them, but I ended up just dropping the call.11 yearsMy elderly dad, who’s 84, got a call about some supposed benefit he hadn’t claimed. He just ended the call straight away.11 yearsMy dad got a call from someone named 'Vera' claiming to be from a 'citizens centre', saying they wanted to talk about his health. Since we're waiting on a health referral, he started to chat with her. But then she brought up some kind of health supplement and asked him for his card info. Luckily, he thought it sounded fishy and ended the call straight away.Vera11 yearsGot a call today from a polite older gentleman who spoke to my 93 year old mum, telling her her pension had gone up and all they needed was her bank info to sort everything. Luckily, she got suspicious and didn’t give anything away. I’m planning to report it to the police.11 yearsMy 94 year old mum got a call from this number, they asked for her debit card info but then said they never did. They claimed they were calling to assist with her health issues, but as soon as she said she had none, they just ended the call. When I questioned them about it, they just hung up on me.11 yearsBe cautious of these individuals; they’re just fishing for your bank card information. Don’t fall for their tricks!11 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 84, got a call from this number on the 17th of July 2015. The caller claimed to be from a health firm and said they would be sending her a sample. Unfortunately, she ended up divulging her banking details over the phone. After she called me, I rushed over to her place. I then dialled the number back and had a chat with a chap who insisted they didn’t ask for any banking information. I firmly instructed him not to send anything, and I promptly blocked the number on her phone. Following that, I contacted her bank to report the matter, and they swiftly blocked her debit card. Fast forward to today, the 19th of July 2015, when I visited her again. She had received a message urging her to get in touch with the bank. We called the fraud department and discovered that this dubious outfit, known as Well Being Ltd, had attempted to withdraw £287 three times and additionally tried to take £120 since last Friday!Well Being Ltd11 yearsMy 87-year-old mother received a phone call from this outfit claiming they needed to verify her benefits. They asked her to provide her bank card details, but thankfully she saw through their dubious tactics straight away. When she turned them down, they quickly called back, threatening that her pension would be at risk if she didn’t comply. Fortunately, she’s well aware of the tricks some people play over the phone and firmly refused to share any information. She hung up, much to their dismay.11 yearsOlder folks are getting calls where someone says they qualify for extra benefits, and if they hand over their bank card info, it can be set up.11 yearsMy mum got tricked out of £286.80 from her bank account, such a nasty scam!11 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 84, received a rather concerning phone call from this number on the 17th of July, 2015. The caller claimed to be from a health organisation and promised to send her a sample. Unfortunately, she ended up disclosing her banking information during the conversation. Afterward, she contacted me in a bit of a tizzy, prompting me to rush over to her place. I took it upon myself to call the number directly and spoke to a gentleman who blatantly refuted their practice of collecting bank details. I promptly instructed him not to send anything and made sure to block the number on my mum's phone for good measure. Following this incident, I contacted her bank, explaining the entire situation, and they swiftly blocked her debit card. Fast forward to today, the 19th of July, and upon visiting my mother again, I discovered she had a message from the bank urging her to get in touch. We promptly rang them and were transferred to the fraud department, where we learned that a company named Well Being Ltd had attempted to withdraw three payments of £287.00 and one of £120 since the previous Friday! It turns out this company operates out of unit 209 alongside 18 other firms. Truly alarming!Well Being Ltd11 yearsMy mum who’s 83 keeps getting calls from a man and a woman. They say it’s for some kind of fee, saying she’ll get money back from the government. It’s just a scam really. We’ve told the police now, it’s about time these fraudsters got put an end to.11 yearsThey call me multiple times daily, always at the worst moments when I'm tied up. I've asked them to quit ringing, but they just don’t seem to listen. It's really annoying.11 yearsMy mum got a call from a bloke asking whether she’d got her visa bank card yet. She told him the postman hadn’t delivered anything and then hung up. About a fortnight later, he rang again and she just thought it was one of those dodgy scam calls!11 yearsTake a look at the discussions regarding the letter drop and potential scam. It's crucial to contact the card company and request a chargeback as soon as possible-time is of the essence! Don’t forget to check out Action Fraud online for more information.Action Fraud11 yearsSomeone just rang my mum, trying to get her bank info. Totally sketchy!11 yearsThis number rang me up saying they were an official contractor working with BT, telling me that V24 telecom was about to take control of my phone line and internet. When I said I wasn’t interested, the person got quite aggressive and impolite, so I just hung up. I then got in touch with BT and they said there’s nothing about switching providers on my account. They told me to report it to OFCOM, which I’ve done now.BTV24 TelecomOFCOM11 yearsThis number has been reported multiple times by older folks claiming they got calls from it... people speaking with foreign accents, both men and women, trying to pry bank info out of them. If you’ve got elderly family, make sure they’re aware of this!11 yearsI got a call from 02033725981 the other day. Nowadays, I just let calls go to voicemail and only call back if the number looks familiar, like mates or family. If it is, I always give them a ring and say sorry for missing their call. These days, there’s just too many scammers ringing up. - The Williams familyWilliams11 yearsThey ring up old folks trying to get their bank info.12 yearsUtterly pointless and a complete drain on time. Do yourself a favour and steer clear of them; I’ve had enough already!12 yearsMy 80 year old mum got a call from this number and they were so pushy, just wouldn't accept her saying no. They talked her into buying some arthritis tablets for £19.99, which sounded alright. But then they ended up charging her £250 from her card instead. Proper scam, beware and steer clear of these lot!12 yearsMy grandma got a call asking for her bank info, supposedly to send some arthritis relief stuff. Seemed fishy to me.12 yearsAn 80 year old lady I know got called by this number and they just wouldn't accept her saying no. Then, even after she ended the call, they rang her back again. Proper annoying!12 yearsA bloke calling himself Romero (at least that's what my dad reckons) has rung us quite a few times. He pretended to be from Age UK or some medical branch of Age Concern. He even went on about my elderly mum’s health issues and my dad’s medical stuff. At one point, he asked for my dad's bank card info. Thankfully, we didn't give anything away, but he keeps ringing back. I've had a word with him, told him we're not interested, but he just won’t take the hint.RomeroAge ConcernAge UK12 yearsThis number called my dad, who’s quite old, and some woman claimed they’d been told he’d had a heart attack and was entitled to £90 compensation. She then started asking for his card info, but he quickly dismissed her. Then she rang again a couple days later, sounding gutted, saying the deadline for the payout was that day. I’m not buying it one bit!12 yearsCould anyone shed some light on who was trying to get in touch?12 yearsthis guy kept ringing an old lady, trying to get her bank card details. she never gave it, but he wouldnt stop calling her again and again.12 yearsAbsolutely, Blueman! These individuals frequently target the elderly and tend to try to extract sensitive banking or credit card details. Cheers for providing such thorough insights!12 yearsThis person kept ringing me over and over even after I told them I wasn’t interested in what they were selling. Really annoying how they just wouldn’t take no for an answer.12 yearsI keep getting calls from this number claiming to represent some so-called Seniors' Centre. The place doesn't even seem to exist! I've informed them already that I'm not a senior, yet they persist regardless. And honestly, I wouldn't trust a word from whoever 'Vania' is; their grammar and spelling are all over the shop, which makes me think they might not even be a native English speaker!12 yearsI received a call from individuals claiming to represent the Senior Citizens’ Centre in London conducting a health survey. The moment we started to ask a few questions, they abruptly hung up. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Senior Citizens ’ CentreLondon12 yearsThis number has been ringing me repeatedly.12 yearsI received a call from this number, but they hung up before I could answer. Cheers for helping me identify who it was; I’ve now added them to my block list.12 yearsI can't believe you're affiliated with Nutrellis, Vania! Preying on our elderly and less fortunate? That's absolutely disgraceful. You should be thoroughly ashamed of yourself!NutrellisVania12 yearsOi, mate! Is "William" really your actual name? Doubtful, if I'm honest! I reckon you’re repping for Nutrellis, aren’t you? And blimey, your spelling needs a serious rethink!WilliamNutrellis12 yearsCan anyone tell me who this is? I haven't placed any order recently.13 yearsI received a call from this number, and it was associated with Nutrellis, a company that deals in dietary supplements. Just to let you know, we’re on the Telephone Preference Service list.Nutrellis13 yearsI got a call from Nutrellis customer support about an order I was waiting on, wanted to check its status.NutrellisSubmit Your Own Report (020 3372 5981)
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