02034091970
☎️ 02034091970 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203409 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02034091970
- WIA Logistics Ltd. is a scamMay
2018Requested CRB check reimbursement, induction cancelledNov
2016Upset about being scammed financiallySep
2016Performed online background check, regretAug
2016Job offer scam exposed, thank youAug
2016Received suspicious job offer onlineAug
2016Fake logistics companies operating scamsJul
2016Reported fraudulent activity to authoritiesJul
2016Reported Tim Marshall to authoritiesJul
2016Discovered fake profiles, Jamie BellJul
2016Report this to Action FraudJul
2016Performed research on suspicious companyJul
2016Doubted authenticity, getting new passportJul
2016Nearly fell for fake jobJul
2016Probably a suspicious job offerJul
2016User almost fell for scamJul
2016Email from Simon Booth seemed legitimateJul
2016Worried about leaked NI detailsJul
2016Fake job scam message from SimonJul
2016Fell for fake job scam. BewareJul
2016Received email, scheduled interview, hiredJun
2016Same phone interview experience validationJun
2016Warning - Beware of Job ScamJun
2016Warning about scam job offersJun
2016Report Simon Booth to Action FraudJun
2016Warning about similar company Bas-LogisticsJun
2016Warning about potential job scamJun
2016Reported email scam in Northern IrelandJun
2016Simon Booth used my informationJun
2016Warning: potential fraud, avoid contactJun
2016Report details to fraud authoritiesJun
2016Warning about potential scam activityJun
2016User changed their username recentlyJun
2016Missed appointment, sketchy company detailsJun
2016Question about proper punctuation useJun
2016Warning about possible email fraudJun
2016Scam report.TOCOLmarker92327Jun
2016Grateful for email, discovered informationJun
2016Suspected scam, avoided further engagementJun
2016Suspicious job offer, checked websiteJun
2016Suspicious man had personal informationJun
2016Reporting alleged scammer Simon BoothJun
2016No checks for delivery driversJun
2016Reported fraudulent company, stay awayJun
2016Offered phone interview, offer canceledJun
2016Questioning cleaning company security checksJun
2016Suspicious of potential fraud activityJun
2016Warning about costly email scamsJun
2016Suspicious job offer through SMSJun
2016Reported potential scam, beware everyoneJun
2016User distrusts individual, suspecting deceitJun
2016Reported crime, wants criminal punishedJun
2016Scam warning: fake background checkJun
2016Received unexpected job offer, proven scamJun
2016Surprise job scam with fake salaryJun
2016"Received suspicious job offer e-mail"Jun
2016Beware of job offer scamsJun
2016Warning about Simon Booth fraudster.Jun
2016Offer of job, payment requiredMay
2016Number Of Searches: 840 Number Of Comments: 55 First Seen: 26 May 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Easington(West Yorkshire), Hiltingbury(Hampshire), Kym(Bedfordshire) and West Burrafirth(Shetland Isles).
02034091970 has 55 comments of which 8 x neutral and 1 x positive and 46 x negative
02034091970 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02034091970 👆 is reported as a widespread scam involving fake logistics job offers in the UK, targeting jobseekers with promises of high hourly pay and employment without interviews. Scammers, often using aliases like Simon Booth or Tim Marshall, ask victims to pay for fraudulent CRB checks - typically around £100 - then disappear without providing a job. They may acquire personal information including passports and national insurance numbers, leading to identity theft risks. Websites and contact details used appear legitimate but are linked to fraudulent activity. Victims are urged not to share sensitive data or money, to report incidents promptly to Action Fraud and other authorities, and to exercise caution with unsolicited job offers, especially those demanding upfront fees. Staying vigilant and conducting thorough due diligence is essential to avoid falling prey.
Reports on phone number 02034091970
8 yearsBeware of WIA LOGISTICS LTD. This entire operation feels dodgy! I ended up losing £100, which is a real shame. Just wanted to share my experience in hopes that it might save someone else from falling into the same trap!10 yearsThat bloke who was an idiet, I also paid £100 for the CRB check back on 20/7/2016, and he rings me up about the induction day. But before the induction, he emailed saying the place didn’t pass health and safety.10 yearsBloody hell, I've just been totally ripped off! Tim Marshall, you're a proper knob for saying there’s a firm in Oldham. What a load of rubbish!! I forked out £100 for absolutely nothing. Brilliant.BlimeyTim MarshallOldham10 yearsI did just what you did, even went on the internet to have a look for myself. Seemed genuine enough. I forked out £100 for the check. Now I’m just sitting here thinking I’ve been proper mugged.10 yearsI honestly thought it was all too good to be true. They kept saying how lucky I was to get a job paying £13.50 an hour, no interview, no experience required. Something just made me want to search "WIA LOGISTICS LTD reviews" on google, and that’s when I found this site. Turns out it’s a total scam :( I nearly cough up £100 for a CRB check before realising. Glad I didn’t go through with it. I feel sorry for everyone who got tricked, but also really grateful to those who shared their experiences to warn others. I’ll definitely take your advice and be careful from now on.LOGISTICS LTD10 yearsThese firms like [#]smart-check[###], gjc logistics, or jpn logistics have bogus websites and phone numbers. Nobody picked up when I rang. A week ago, they tried to rope me in for the exact same job. I've reported them to the Police Fraud team. I got caught out and paid £100 for a so-called CRB check that doesn’t look legit at all. They might be registered, but they’re running a scam, tricking people with fake job offers and fake CRBs. This scam is getting huge now, please be careful. Don’t trust their emails or calls and report them straight away!!!10 yearsI've sent details about 'Tim Marshall' to Action Fraud and the various job sites myself. Honestly can't wait to see this scumbag plastered on the telly, maybe on the 10 o'clock news or Watchdog. Don't mess with things beyond your depth, idiot.Tim MarshallAction FraudWatchdog10 yearsI've flagged 'Tim Marshall' to Action Fraud as well as every job site I could find. Would be brilliant to catch a glimpse of this muppet on the telly at 10pm or on Watchdog. Some folks really should know their limits, proper w*nker.Tim MarshallAction FraudWatchdog10 yearsJust received the same email like lots of others and ended up here to see what it was about. Did a bit more digging and discovered the photo they use for 'Tim Marshall' is actually of someone named Jamie Bell, who’s sadly passed away. These lot are total scammers.Tim MarshallJamie Bell10 yearsThis actually happened to me too. They got hold of my passport number, national insurance, and even my mum's credit card info because we ended up paying the darn £100. PLEASE, IF YOU SEE THIS, REPORT THEM TO ACTION FRAUD - SOMETHING HAS GOT TO BE DONE ABOUT THIS!!!Action Fraud10 yearsYeh, I had the same thing happen to me. Something felt off so I looked them up on Google. I ended up sending the company (which turned out to be fake) some bad reviews and told them I was gonna report them to the cops!!10 yearsI just got an email from a bloke called Tim Marshall and right away I knew there’s no way someone doing an ‘easy job’ gets paid £13.50 an hour. So yeah, I’m off to sort a new passport this Friday now.Tim Marshall10 yearsHonestly, I felt daft because I got caught up in this and almost quit my job. I had the same run-in as others but now they go by GJC logistics. Luckily my partner looked into it properly - the job was supposedly in Wakefield but the postcode actually led to a pub! I didn’t share much except my email, so I guess I’m one of the fortunate ones. Definitely steer clear of this lot!GJC LogisticsWakefield10 yearsI nearly got caught out by this, but after looking up the company properly, I found all your posts. Cheers for the heads up! Should I be reporting them to the police or something?10 yearsI got an email from some Tim Marshall saying he’s been tied up in loads of meetings so can’t do the phone interview, then suddenly says he’s gonna talk to his Director about giving me a job without even chatting with me properly first. They do have a website so I assumed it was real and even checked it out last night for details. Feels like a total scam to me!Tim Marshall10 yearsSimon Booth got in touch with me too, just like everyone else seems to mention. I did a bit of simple researching and it looked genuine at first. Honestly, I really wish I’d found this website before throwing down £100. Lesson well and truly learnt, I’ve gone ahead and reported it to Action Fraud now.Simon BoothAction Fraud10 yearsThis has been happening to me too over the last few weeks, so he’s probably got all my NI info. Just saw everyone's comments and now I’m worried about what I can do to protect my details. I did trust him though, especially since I’m on those job websites.National Insurance10 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Simon Booth, he said he had seen my CV online and that I needed some kind of check done. Apparently it’d cost £100 to get it done quickly since the job start was coming up fast. Totally a scam, everything was fake and came from this number.Simon Booth10 yearsSame here, received a text claiming they'd looked at my CV and were interested in hiring me. Ended up getting scammed out of 100 quid for some so-called CRB check which is basically useless. Be careful out there, Mr Booth.Booth10 yearsSo yesterday I got an email and then scheduled a phone interview. I did the interview by the morning, but later got an email saying he was too busy and would get back to me today or tomorrow. Then this arsehole emails me this afternoon saying I got the job and asks for my national insurance number and money for a sc1 check. What a bloody joke.National Insurance10 yearsThis is nuts! Had something similar happen to me! He called off the phone interview saying he was tied up with meetings but was chatting with the director to get me in for induction. I even looked up their site thinking it looked proper! Thought it was all legit until the pay was like £15.50 after tax. He’s got my contract number too and sent a message saying check your junk mail but it came from no number, just “Simon Booth”!BlimeySimon Booth10 yearsThis guy Simon Booth is a total scammer. Don’t give him any of your info, seriously. Make sure you report him to Action Fraud.Simon BoothAction Fraud10 yearsWatch out for this new firm named Bas-Logistics, looks like the same old tricks happening again.Bas - Logistics10 yearsI nearly got caught up in this job scam as well, Mike. All the emails ended up in my spam folder, and they were offering £15.50 an hour for a driver’s assistant role - that’s just not right! If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Junk mail stays junk, so be careful and good luck to everyone looking for work. Stay safe!10 yearsI also got an email from him. I reported it to Action Fraud. Now he claims he’s working in Northern Ireland.Action FraudNorthern Ireland10 yearsSome bloke called Simon Booth said he was setting up six offices across the UK, said he got my info from one of these firms through my cv. I never paid anything but it was a bit of a pain, ended up giving him my national insurance number. Proper dodgy bloke, thinks he’s some sort of lad. Really hope the cops nab him before anyone else he’s messed about comes after him. Total scumbag.Simon BoothUK10 yearsGot a bunch of calls from this number. Total scam, definitely dont share any info with them. Proper con artist.10 yearsIf you’ve shared any info with this dodgy lot, make sure you report it to Action Fraud, your bank, the Passport Office, HMRC, and also get in touch with the Registrar at CIFAS straight away.Passport OfficeHMRC10 yearsTotally a con. I even told him I'd quit my job just to see how far he'd take it. When you ring JPN Logistics, if you skip the 4 options and hit 7, you get someone who sounds really uneasy when you ask for Simon Booth. I've reported it to Crime Watch and am thinking of ringing the cops for fraud. Tried other numbers too - one with 22 was for a completely different company called Ruth. There's all sorts of scams with business grants and stuff he's up to.JPN LogisticsSimon BoothCrime Watch10 yearsThis muppet’s gone and switched to a different name now.10 yearsReceived the same email here. Scheduled a call but never got a ring back, so I gave them a buzz. Chatted briefly to a guy, but could clearly hear kids playing in the background. I asked if he was at home, and he said someone had brought their children into the office. Did some digging afterwards and even contacted a different logistics company nearby - they’d never heard of this lot. Got me suspicious, so I checked this site. Watch out for these other numbers too: 01332 358 106 and 07587 886 260. Best of luck to anyone job hunting. Be careful out there.10 yearsHello, I’m Dan, the one who left the original comment back on 8/6/16. Really pleased to see this has helped some folks. This is exactly how I caught on the first time. If you ever get another message from Simon Booth, it’ll probably be under a different company name like it was for me. Please share the number and a brief note here to warn others so more people don’t get caught out by this scummy fraudster.DanSimon Booth10 yearsDan, mate, do you even know what punctuation is?10 yearsThis is definitely a con. Better to report it.10 yearsCheers for the advice folks, I got the email and was proper chuffed since I’ve been off work for yonks after losing my job. The £15.50 an hour caught my eye so I looked into it more and found stuff about Mr Booth that didn’t sit right. If he calls or emails me again, I’ll tell him to jog on, the sneaky sod.Booth10 yearsI’ve been unemployed for nearly a year and this seemed like a perfect opportunity, just like others I was a bit suspicious about getting a job offer with no interview, but it sounded almost unbelievable, a job without even meeting? Today I was supposed to do some gardening for a bit of extra cash but the weather ruined that plan so I thought I’d look into it a bit more. The website seemed legit at first, so I searched the phone number and found this site..THANKS, I’m going to report it to the proper authorities now.10 yearsYeah, I had a similar run in with this guy but something felt dodgy so I didn’t bother pushing it any more.10 yearsI never handed this bloke any cash, something felt off right from the start. But he somehow got hold of loads of my personal info. I had to scrap a holiday because he knew my plans, switched up all my phone numbers and passwords, and had to get in touch with the police, HMRC, passport office, and my bank. Luckily, I never gave him any money or bank details. Still, I'm absolutely wrecked over this - if I caught him, I'd lose it. This has caused so much stress for me and my loved ones. What a nightmare.HMRC10 yearsi got an email from some simon booth bloke too. i’m gonna report him to the cops and the job centre. no proper firm would hire someone without even doing an interview first.Simon Booth10 yearsThe scam seems to be paying for the security check through the site they recommend. smart-checks{###interesting thing is the owner of that site is jamie hart from daisy cleaning <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<registrant street: 297 plains avenue, shepwayregistrant city: maidstone registrant county: kentregistrant postcode: me187ba registrant country: gb registrant phone: +44 1245860 107registrant email: x«0onheart92@emaill###)why on earth would a cleaning firm be doing security background checks!Jamie HartDaisy CleaningPlains AvenueShepwayMaidstoneKent10 yearsWe've received messages that appear to be offering us a position purely based on our CVs, and I feel this could raise some red flags. It might be wise to bring this to the attention of the authorities.10 yearsfigured it was too good a deal, must be a scammer.10 yearsalso, delivery folks usually arent required to have a crb or any kind of checks since they dont really come in contact with people directly10 yearsmy partner got invited for a phone interview but then simon booth cancelled cause he was tied up in meetings. later on, an offer popped up by email. i've looked into it and havent spotted anything dodgy though. still, after hearing everyone's stories, i'm a bit on edge! it feels odd to get an offer without even having a proper chat first? not sure how to handle this.Simon Booth10 yearsI contacted the employment dept and they told me he’s currently being looked into. They also said Phillip Robert Nugent, who’s the MD of JPN, is legit and apparently he’s also connected with Simon Booth since he worked as a consultant there about 4 years back. Definitely best to avoid them.Phillip Robert NugentJPNSimon BoothBest10 yearsGot the same email, honestly steer clear of it, it’ll just end up costing you loads.10 yearstotal scammer. definitely dont trust em.10 yearsI reported this creep before he could snatch my bank info and take £100 for some so-called ‘background check’. If something sounds too good to be real, it probably is!10 yearsThe same thing happened to me. He really should be locked up. I’ve also told the police about it.10 yearsI nearly gave this nasty bloke my bank info and £100 for some so-called "background check." Thankfully, I spotted it in time and reported him. Honestly, if something sounds too good, it probably is!10 yearsReceived the same email, thought the pay sounded alright so I booked a phone interview. Then I decided to check the number here and guess what? Found this post. What a shock. Seems like a fake company he’s claiming to be part of. Glad I checked properly before going ahead.10 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Simon Booth talkin about a job and wanted to run a background check, promiseing great pay rates. It just felt fishy, like it was all a bit too good to be real.Simon Booth10 yearsGot an email from some Simon Booth claiming he saw my CV online and was offering me a job for £1.50 an hour. He also said he’d set up a phone interview because there are openings nearby. Luckily, I looked him and his company up on Google and found the two reviews here. Cheers for the heads up, folks!Simon Booth10 yearsThis guy, Simon Booth, is a crook pretending to be a boss at jpn logistics. He’s also claimed to work for waterlands warehousing. He’ll try to get all your personal info and say he’ll cover your criminal record check but don’t fall for it. Me and others have already reported him to action fraud. If you’ve handed over stuff like your passport number, national insurance, or bank details, make sure you tell your bank, hmrc about your ni number, the passport office, and action fraud straight away. Remember, no legit company will ever ask you to pay for your own criminal record check.Simon BoothJPN LogisticsWaterlands WarehousingAction FraudHMRCPassport Office10 yearsWe received an email from these individuals proposing a job opportunity, but they insisted that we should cover the cost for our criminal background check.Submit Your Own Report (020 3409 1970)
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