02035821456
TimeLine☎️ 02035821456 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203582 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442035821456+44 20 3582 1456020 3582 1456+44-20-3582-1456
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02035821456
- Be cautious with Whittaker and HoldenJun
2015Scam call, misleading receptionist informationMay
2015Suspicious call claiming urgency, fakeApr
2015Annoying, patronizing caller, avoid contactMar
2015Suspicious call, possible sales pitchDec
2014Suspicious call from "Department of Health."Dec
2014Persistent caller causes annoyance dailyOct
2014Possible scam caller impersonating HMRCAug
2014Frustrating experience with scam callerJun
2014Ignoring persistent, annoying phone callsJun
2014Annoying fraudulent government call receivedJun
2014Suspicious HMRC calls by impersonatorsMay
2014Peter Edwards is a nuisanceMay
2014Suspicious call, unclear project detailsMay
2014Annoyed by persistent harassing callsMay
2014Caller verified as legitimate projectApr
2014Abrupt response, nicer to ownerApr
2014Blocked potential scam phone callApr
2014Harassment calls, likely a scamApr
2014Suspicious call from HMRC impersonatorApr
2013Suspected scam call from HMRCApr
2013Persistent caller claiming HMRC importanceMar
2013Persistent caller claiming HMRC importanceMar
2013Frequent calls from this numberMar
2012Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 22 February 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bramford(Suffolk) and Cote(Oxfordshire).
02035821456 has 24 comments of which 19 x neutral and 5 x negative
02035821456 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02035821456 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance originating from individuals falsely claiming to represent various government departments such as HMRC, the Department of Health, and the Department of Transport. Callers frequently insist on urgently speaking to managing directors or CEOs without providing clear information or communicating details to other staff. Numerous users describe these calls as pushy sales or marketing attempts, often involving multiple daily calls, voicemail messages, and refusal to share background information. The number is linked to commercial marketing disguised as official government business, with many recommending blocking or ignoring the calls. Caution is advised, as callers evade scrutiny by not identifying companies clearly and using generic receptionist voices or unverified claims of urgency.
Reports on phone number 02035821456
11 yearsI've been getting calls from this number repeatedly.11 yearsCharles Whittaker and Patrick Holden have now joined the ranks of the DOT! Handle them with caution!Charles WhittakerPatrick HoldenDOT11 yearsGot a call from a Charles Whitaker claiming to be from 'HMRC', saying he needed to urgently speak with my Managing Director. When I tried calling back, the number led me to an office centre with serviced units - definitely not HMRC. I tried to get through to Charles Whitaker, but the line was constantly engaged. The receptionist did mention that someone by that name was marked as a 'Director' in their records though.Charles WhitakerHMRCWhitakerDirector12 yearsI just received a rather peculiar call from someone named Charles Whittaker, who asserted he was with the Department of Education. He was insistent on speaking with the Managing Director immediately about a highly confidential issue. Oddly, he refused to divulge any details to anyone else or offer clarification on the nature of the conversation. It has all the hallmarks of a telemarketer masquerading as a significant figure. Quite dodgy if you ask me!Charles WhittakerDepartment of Education12 yearsI kept getting calls every day from a woman called S Taylor. When I told her I'd need some details upfront, she launched into the usual spiel - asking to speak to the MD and saying she couldn’t email anything because it was too sensitive. She came across as really condescending. On the last call, I cheekily told her she should try googling her own number. She seemed puzzled and said people must have too much free time if they’re doing that. After that, she said she’d leave it be and move on. Fantastic, hope she bugs someone else with her secretive nonsense now!S TaylorMD12 yearsJust got a ring from someone called Marina Miller claiming to be with the Department of Health. When I asked the reason for the call, she was pretty dodgy about it. She tried to get me to put her through to our MD’s assistant when I said he wasn’t in, which I haven’t come across before. Feels like one of those annoying marketing calls to me.Marina MillerDepartment of Health12 yearsGot a ring from someone named Henry Fielding, claiming to be with the Department of Health. He said it was really important and I had to call back. Yeah, right - sounds fishy to me.Henry FieldingDepartment of Health12 yearsFor weeks now, this David Chamerlain bloke has been blowing up my direct line, leaving as many as eight voicemails every single day. He’s trying to get hold of my group chairman, but refuses to talk to me about what it’s all about, just insists it’s urgent. Honestly, his constant calls are driving me mad!David Chamerlain12 yearsI've had a couple of phone calls from someone named 'Suzanne' claiming to be with 'HMRC' over the past few days. She's been quite persistent, saying it's vital for her to chat with the CEO regarding a matter for HMRC. The thing is, I suspect she isn’t affiliated with HMRC at all; it seems like she's peddling some upcoming report instead. Isn't there a regulation preventing individuals from pretending to represent a government agency when they don’t?SuzanneHMRC12 yearsToday, I got a phone call from someone called Felix claiming to be from HMRC, from this very number. He was asking for my MD but since I work in the Accounts team, I took the call. I told him I could assist, but then it turned out his issue had nothing to do with HMRC or accounts at all - it was about Food Marketing and apparently really urgent that my MD speak to him. What a load of rubbish, such a waste of time, and they even had the cheek to speak to me in a patronising way!FelixHMRCAccounts Department12 yearsThis number called me again, leaving a really arrogant voicemail from someone called Hendry. He claimed he’d tried loads of times to reach me (which isn’t true) and said it was super urgent to speak with me. I’m just gonna keep blocking this number. And if Hendry happens to see this, I’d say: find a real job and stop hassling folks who’re just trying to get on with their day.Hendry12 yearsI had a rather suspicious phone call earlier from a chap named Felix Hendry, who insisted he was representing the Department of Transport. Ironically, in our previous conversation, he had claimed to be affiliated with HMRC. He was rather insistent about needing to speak with our managing director urgently and asked for his mobile number. Curious, I requested his contact details and ended up giving him a ring back. A rather smooth-talking receptionist picked up, but oddly enough, she didn’t mention any company name at all. She went on about different government departments working together on some incentives or other. I made it clear that we prefer not to receive further calls from them. It’s incredibly bothersome!Felix HendryDepartment of TransportHMRC12 yearsFor the past few days, we've had this guy, David Chamberlain, supposedly from HMRC, ringing up our CEO and Chairman saying it's really urgent and that he'll call again if we don't pick up. Something about him just doesn't feel right. Funny thing is, about a year ago, some Michael Bond tried the exact same thing with us, claiming he was from HMRC too. Can't help but wonder if these calls are legit at all.David ChamberlainHMRCMichael Bond13 yearsI kept getting messages from someone called Peter Edwards saying it was really important he got in touch with me. Decided to look up the number here and after reading other comments, it looks like there’s no point ringing him back. Also had calls from a Michael Bond. If these people aren’t being honest about who they really are, shouldn’t they be reported for fraud or something?Peter EdwardsMichael Bond13 yearsA chap named David Chamberlain rang me a fortnight back claiming to be from HMRC. Today, he tried reaching out again, this time representing something called the Parent Initiative, but was rather vague about the specifics of the project. He seems to be quite keen on chatting with the managing director in preparation for an upcoming government meeting next week. The number showing up is 0203 582 1456, but interestingly, no company name pops up when you dial it.David ChamberlainHMRCParent Initiative13 yearsIt’s purportedly HMRC, but the chap answering is rather dubious, seated in a rather shabby office that looks like it’s from a different era. Every time I try to get through, I’m met with the same lacklustre response and never actually connect. Quite the farce, really!HMRC13 yearsI’m becoming increasingly frustrated with this persistent company that keeps pestering us. We receive roughly six calls a week from various individuals, all of whom assert they’re affiliated with HMRC and absolutely need to have a word with our managing director right away, yet they can’t disclose any pertinent information to me as his personal assistant. This matter is obviously quite sensitive and business-focused. As you can imagine, my boss refuses to engage with them under any circumstances, and despite our clear communication, the calls keep coming in. Whether it’s Christopher Charles, Peter Edwards, or Leon Hopkins makes no difference. We will not be transferring you to the MD! He insists on knowing the details from me beforehand, alright?HMRCChristopher CharlesPeter EdwardsLeon HopkinsMD13 yearsHad a bit of a strange call earlier… Initially thought I might’ve messed up by passing it on to the MD after seeing some of the comments here. But after a bit of digging, turns out it’s actually a government-backed parenting scheme. The person on the line was a bit sharp, but at least it was genuine after all that checking. Breathing a bit easier now!13 yearsI can vouch for that - rather curt towards me, I must say! Seemed much friendlier with the boss of our firm, though!13 yearsGot a call from someone saying he was Peter Edwards from HMRC, insisting he needed to discuss urgent stuff with our MD. I didn’t put the call through and decided to google the number first. Turns out, loads of people had flagged it as suspicious. I’ve blocked it now - the guy can just leave a message on my voicemail!Peter EdwardsHMRCGoogle13 yearsI've received calls from these individuals roughly six times over the past week-either going by the name of Peter Edwards or Christopher Charles. They’re insisting they represent HMRC and vaguely mention needing to discuss something with the managing director urgently, yet they refuse to provide any specifics. Frankly, they can save their breath; I won’t be engaging with them! It’s evident this is just a marketing outfit trying to peddle overpriced advertising slots or something in that vein.Peter EdwardsChristopher CharlesHMRC14 yearsSo, this morning we got a call from some bloke named Michael Bond claiming he's from HMRC. He said he’s got super urgent stuff about politics and personal matters for our MD, but wouldn’t let me pass the message on. He’s supposed to ring again soon, but after I looked his number up on Google, found loads of complaints on sites like this one... If you’re listening, Mr Bond, when you ring back, I have the direct number to my boss: 0845 600 9006 - that’s HMRC’s Business Link Fraud Dept. Looking forward to your call!Michael BondHMRCBondHMRC Business LinkFraud Department14 yearsHey, This bloke Michael Bond keeps ringing non-stop saying he’s from HMRC and that it’s urgent he speaks with me personally. Won’t even tell my assistant what it’s about. Honestly, I’m not arsed to ring him back.Michael BondHMRC14 yearsHey, This guy Michael Bond keeps ringing me non stop, saying he’s from the HMRC and really needs to talk to me personally. He won’t even explain to my assistant what it’s about. Honestly, I’m not fussed about calling him back.Michael BondHMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3582 1456)
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