02033847799
TimeLine☎️ 02033847799 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Telappliant Limited. It is part of the phone block 203384 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442033847799+44 20 3384 7799020 3384 7799+44-20-3384-7799
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033847799
- Warning about phone number scamMar
2020Be cautious of fraudulent callsJul
2019Cancelling Mom's account, requesting privacyJun
2019Scam targeted elderly mother, bewareMay
2019Website confirms scams, unreliable serviceMay
2019Firmly confronted con artist scamMay
2019Scam call targeting elderly individualsMay
2019Scam call from Option TelecomFeb
2019Neighbor exploited for bank detailsJan
2019Scammers tried to get informationJan
2019Scam phone call targeting elderlyNov
2018Stopped elderly aunt from scamNov
2018Scam call claiming to be BTNov
2018Elderly mother saved from scamNov
2018Scam victim wants justice servedOct
2018Scammers offering call blocking serviceAug
2018Scammer probing for personal informationAug
2018Scam attempted on elderly grandparentsJul
2018Scam attempt on elderly grandparentsJul
2018Fraudulent call targeting elderly motherJul
2018Caller pretended to be TPSJul
2018Number involved in ongoing scamJul
2018Mother-in-law almost fell for scamApr
2018Refused to provide card numberFeb
2018Warn about phone scam riskFeb
2018Handled scam call with creativityFeb
2018Persistent scam caller, annoying conversationFeb
2018Aggressive sales tactics targeting elderlyFeb
2018Received suspicious call from 02033847799Feb
2018Claimed to be nuisance call managementFeb
2018Scam service; ignore or challengeFeb
2018Victim of scam, money takenFeb
2018Unauthorized charge, vulnerable elderly motherJan
2018Elderly scam call for refundJan
2018Unauthorized transaction, questionable company, suspected scamJan
2018Scam call from BT officeJan
2018Frustration with nuisance phone callsJan
2018Scam targeting vulnerable individuals exposedOct
2017Number Of Searches: 272 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 29 September 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Clowance Wood(Cornwall), Eildon(Scottish Borders), Grindiscol(Shetland Isles), Peasedown St John(Somerset) and Strabane(County Tyrone).
02033847799 has 29 comments of which 15 x negative and 14 x neutral
02033847799 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033847799 👆 is reported as a persistent and deceitful scam targeting elderly individuals, posing as a nuisance call blocking service or pretending to be affiliated with reputable organisations like BT or the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). Callers often pressure vulnerable people into providing bank account or card details under the guise of avoiding nuisance calls, demanding upfront payments followed by monthly fees. The operation uses aggressive and manipulative tactics, sometimes exploiting memory issues or illnesses like dementia, and frequently employs foreign accents to make claims. Although some bank details alone cannot authorise withdrawals, the threat of unauthorised direct debits is significant, prompting many to report suspicious activity to banks immediately. This scam is widely condemned for its heartlessness and should be avoided entirely. Genuine nuisance call blocking services are available free through official channels.
Reports on phone number 02033847799
6 yearsWatch out for this phone number and the company behind it. They got in touch with my elderly mum and somehow convinced her to give her bank info, setting up a direct debit of £129 upfront and then £5.99 every month after. The documents they sent looked pretty legit. They’re pushing a call blocking service aimed at older people. Thankfully, we spotted it in time and cancelled the direct debit ourselves, and the bank was able to refund the first payment. The callers had a strong foreign accent and were really pushy.Direct Debit7 yearsGot some calls from Asian/Indian folks trying to get me to renew a 5-year caller block service. They started asking for my IBAN which seemed off because that’s a bank thing, not anything to do with phone plans. Definitely sketchy, so watch out for that!IndiaAsia7 yearsJust finished a call with someone named 'Edward' trying to close my mum's account. She suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's, and back in May she agreed to pay £99. Not sure if there were supposed to be ongoing monthly charges, but I cancelled the direct debit with her bank before calling. Edward asked to keep my phone number 'in case of any questions,' but I told him since I’m closing the account, he shouldn’t hold any of our contact info. To be safe, I’m going to change all mum's bank details because we've had trouble with a company called 'Guaranteed Telecom' before.EdwardGuaranteed Telecom7 yearsMy 87 year old mum got a call from these lot today. Classic scam stuff - they said she'd have to pay £399 to start with, then £199 every month after. Luckily, the price was so high she started to question it, but I’m sure they’ll be back at her door again soon.7 yearsYet another fraudulent attempt - I consistently request the phone number, and your site verifies it.8 yearsCalled an old neighbour and somehow ended up with her bank info. Tried to reach the helpline they gave her but got nothing back.8 yearsMy elderly mate, who’s 86, rang me all worried earlier. She’d just had a call from 02033847799 saying the government was changing rules about nuisance calls and she needed to cough up £99 now plus £4.99 every six months to block overseas calls. They kept her on the line for over 30 minutes, really wearing her down. Eventually she got her cheque book out and gave them her info like they asked. It’s awful because she had a stroke three years back and finds it hard to talk when upset, so they totally preyed on her vulnerability.8 yearsI was at my 92 year old aunts place when she was on the phone, startin to get her cheque book ready! The call was from 02033847799. I grabbed the phone off her and told the person to sod off and not to bother her anymore. Total scam.8 yearsAt about 7:15 this morning, this caller rang my mum pretending to be from BT. They said her call blocker, which she’s had for five years, needed renewing. Even though she told them she’s entitled to a free replacement, they kept insisting she had to cough up £99.BT8 yearsMy mum nearly got tricked out of £129 by someone claiming to be from BT. They rang her and asked for her bank details from her cheque book. Luckily, she said that all her financial stuff is handled by her daughter, so they didn’t get away with it.BT8 yearsMy 88 year old mum got a call from these lot, and they managed to coax her birth date and card info out without much fuss. She’s usually quite careful, especially after falling for a scam before, but these scammers were very slick. It’s really upset her, and I’m hoping that if enough folks speak up, this dodgy and shady company will finally be put to an end.8 yearsMy Dad got a few calls from these scammers at home, trying to sell him a lifetime block on nuisance calls for a single payment of £129. What freaked me out was that they actually knew his BT account number! Bit worrying, to say the least.8 yearsI received a phone call today regarding TPS. They wanted my bank sort code and account number, but I flat out said no. The caller insisted that it was merely to verify that I’m the one responsible for the phone bill. I absolutely refused to disclose any information - I’m not about to share personal details with anyone. Despite his attempts to placate me, the conversation took a turn for the worse when my husband came into it, and the caller quickly ended the call.TPS8 yearsMy elderly grandparents nearly got ripped off when someone tried to get their bank details. They said the price was reduced to £99 and mentioned a monthly charge. Thankfully, we spotted it in time before any money was taken and cancelled the whole thing.8 yearsTried to pull a fast one on my elderly grandparents - they managed to get hold of their bank details and even said there was a price drop to £99, planning to take a monthly fee. Thankfully, we caught on before they could take any money and managed to cancel the service in time!8 yearsI got a dodgy call from someone pretending to be from Telephone Preference Service. They sounded way too eager like they thought I was about to give away my bank info. When I checked, the number was 007356721404, found out by dialling 1471. Total scam.Telephone Preference Management8 yearsI can confirm that this number continues to peddle a fraudulent scheme. It has caused significant upset for an elderly family member of mine.8 yearsThese lot rang my mother in law, and she ended up sharing some info before she twigged and got in touch with her bank. Proper scam, so be careful!8 yearsI attempted to obtain my card details, but I declined to proceed with it.8 yearsToday my nan got a call from someone pretending they could help block annoying calls, they somehow convinced her to share her card info. Watch out and don’t fall for this trick.9 yearsI just got a call very similar to that one from 12/02/18. I sat through her spiel, waiting for the bit where she’d ask for some sort of private info so I could hit her with my usual spiel about how she’d be better off finding a real job instead of dodgy scams. Feels good to get that off my chest. Shame I don’t have an old landline with a twisty cord to slam down for dramatic effect. Clicking a button just doesn’t have the same punch.9 yearsI received a call today from someone inquiring about my phone bill payment methods, and then they proceeded to rattle off a list of scams. They were quite persistent, refusing to accept my polite refusals. So, I decided to keep them on the line and occupy their time instead!9 yearsI just got a ring from 02033847799, and it was a woman speaking with a foreign accent who claimed they were trying to put an end to my nuisance calls. She even mentioned my address. I told her I was a bit doubtful since I know the TPS doesn't call people to get new clients. I asked where they were based and for a contact number to verify things. She gave me her number without hesitation, and then we ended the chat. Later on, I decided to check the number out on here.Telephone Preference Service9 yearsA few days ago, these chaps rang my elderly neighbour, attempting to peddle some TPS service for a one-off charge of £99.99, along with a monthly fee of £5.99. After she politely declined, they had the audacity to call her back just an hour later, lowering the initial charge to £49.99 while still pushing for the monthly direct debit. The whole affair was quite aggressive and left her feeling rather unsettled and anxious. Thankfully, we reached out to her bank straight away, and mercifully, no funds had been withdrawn, so her card was promptly cancelled. People who take advantage of those who are vulnerable truly deserve a special place in the worst of places. Much appreciation to those who have shared their experiences before.TPS9 yearsClaimed to represent the Nuisance Call Prevention Agency.Nuisance Call Prevention Agency9 yearsIt's a dodgy operation masquerading as a legitimate TPS service. Best to steer clear of them altogether. If you do confront them, they'll likely just cut the line on you.9 yearsMy elderly dad received an unsolicited call from this company, who insisted that there had been an overpayment on his account. They requested his card details to supposedly process a 'refund'.9 yearssomeone rang me claiming to be from bt’s telephone preference centre, saying my contract had expired and i had to sign up again. she already had my name, address, and postcode, which was a bit worrying. then she asked for details from my bank card or cheque book to complete the re-registration. i told her there’s no chance i was sharing that info and ended the call straight away.BT9 yearsI recently came across a rather dubious outfit charging £99 for access to the Telephone Preference Service, which, as we all know, is completely free! They’ve branded themselves as the National Telephone Preference Management Services, but honestly, it feels more like they're trying to score off the back of those who might be quite vulnerable, like my elderly father who is 92. It’s quite disheartening to see such practices!Telephone Preference ServiceNational Telephone Preference Management ServicesSubmit Your Own Report (020 3384 7799)
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