02036171331
☎️ 02036171331 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203617 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036171331
- Scam calls exploit insecurities, bewareMay
2025Concern over phone provider issuesMay
2025User reports phone number scamApr
2025Scam involving Indian woman reportedApr
2025User identifies scammers presentMar
2025Unknown number, no voicemail leftMar
2025Scam call posing as TescoFeb
2025Obvious scam, hung up quicklyFeb
2025Blocked unrecognized caller, thanks everyoneFeb
2025Suspected spam; blocking number safeFeb
2025Fraudulent Tesco mobile call receivedFeb
2025Number marked as scam, didn't answerFeb
2025Scammers posing as Tesco; hang upJan
2025Scam number, block urgently advisedJan
2025Suspicious call center scam reportedJan
2025Suspected scam call from TescoJan
2025Potential scam call from TescosJan
2025Suspects Lyca selling contact informationJan
2025Strange call from Asian ladyDec
2024Scammer pretending to be SkyDec
2024Suspicious call offering discounts, sim cardsDec
2024Warning about potential phishing scamDec
2024Rude caller pretending to be SkyNov
2024Scammer harasses for personal informationNov
2024Unwanted call aimed at husbandNov
2024Sky scam call warning; secure accountNov
2024Scam call center; not trustworthyNov
2024Caller confused about provider identityNov
2024Scammer posing as O2 representativeNov
2024Unsolicited caller identified as scammerNov
2024Scammers posing as O2 representativesNov
2024Report O2 scam to OfcomNov
2024Unclear call, strong accent, hung upNov
2024Fraudulent call regarding O2 upgradeOct
2024Suspicious call, blocked number immediatelyOct
2024Unintelligible call, blocked number confirmedOct
2024Scam impersonating O2 regarding SIMOct
2024Repeated calls, wrong contract claimsOct
2024Scam caller; ignore this number!Oct
2024Scammer identified, number blockedOct
2024Scam call claiming London originOct
2024Scam pretending to be O2Oct
2024Suspicious calls after banking confirmationOct
2024Blocked suspected spam call. UnacceptableOct
2024Received scam call, hung upOct
2024Suspicious call, hung up abruptlyOct
2024Potential scammer, no message leftOct
2024O2 scam, false postcode providedOct
2024Scammers; don't provide information!Oct
2024Suspicious call, hung up abruptlyOct
2024Spammer hung up on callOct
2024Unknown caller, potential scammer alertOct
2024Refuse to provide any responseOct
2024Impersonates Virgin Media regarding SIMOct
2024Scammer impersonating phone service providerOct
2024Amazon mentioned, possible scam alertOct
2024Number Of Searches: 459 Number Of Comments: 54 First Seen: 05 October 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Baramore(Highland), Calstock(Devon), Crofts of Dipple(Moray), Hulseheath(Cheshire) and Leake(North Yorkshire).
02036171331 has 54 comments of which 37 x negative and 17 x neutral
02036171331 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036171331 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from well-known UK mobile providers such as Tesco Mobile, O2, Sky, and Virgin Media. Callers, often with strong Indian accents, use pressure tactics threatening service disconnection or offering fake SIM upgrades, discounts, or smartphones to extract personal information including passwords and addresses. The calls frequently feature poor impersonations, suspicious emails, and demand sensitive details linked to SIM cards or accounts. Many recipients report immediate hang-ups when questioned and no voicemail messages left. Users strongly advise ignoring, blocking, and reporting the number as it is linked to fraud attempts and potential identity theft. Verification with your actual provider and caution in sharing any personal data are essential to avoid falling victim.
Reports on phone number 02036171331
1 yearGot a call from someone claiming to be with Tesco Mobile, which is the company we’re with. My partner ended up on the phone with her for about an hour because she told him he had to upgrade to 4G/5G. Then she sent an email to me that just seemed a bit dodgy. Still trying to figure out what’s going on!Tesco Mobile1 yearTotal rip-off!1 yearCan’t believe those dodgy scammers ringing me up!1 yearGot a call earlier from a number I didn’t recognise, but they didn’t leave any voicemail.1 yearGot a call from some woman with an Indian accent saying she was from Tesco, threatening to disconnect my service if I didn’t sort things out in 48 hours. She said they'd send a link with a weird long hex code at the end. When I kept asking questions, she finally emailed me from an address that was obviously fake - something like "tesco-upgrade.com" - made me laugh how obvious it was.Tesco1 yearGot a call from a woman claiming to be from Tesco, sounded very dodgy. I didn’t hang about and just ended the call immediately. Pretty sure it was a scam.TescoIndia1 yearGot a call from this number on my TPS-listed phone, and I’ve stopped picking up if I don’t know who’s calling. After seeing what others have said here, I decided to go ahead and block it. Big thanks to everyone who shared their experiences - if even one person avoids a scam because of it, then it’s definitely helped.1 yearI didn't answer the call, and there wasn't any voicemail either. My phone flagged the number as likely spam. After reading the reviews, I've decided it’s best to just block it, better safe than sorry.1 yearScam alert! Someone called saying they were from Tesco Mobile and warned me my data would be stopped in two days unless I gave them all my info for a new SIM. Thing is, I’m nowhere near a Tesco customer! Definitely dodgy.Tesco1 yearSaw that number come up but my phone showed it as a scam, so I just left it ringing.2 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Tesco, total scam. Best thing to do is just end the call right away, they’re a bunch of lowlifes.Tesco2 yearsAvoid this number 0203 617 1331, it’s definitely a scam. I recommend blocking it right away!2 yearsGot a call on my wife’s phone this morning from a lady with a thick Indian accent claiming she was from Tesco. When my wife asked which Tesco, the caller quickly tried to push SIM cards, so she hung up straight away. Later on, the same number rang me, but I didn’t pick up. Definitely felt like one of those call centre scams to me.Tesco2 yearsI got a call from a woman claiming to be from Tesco’s in London, but honestly, she sounded like she was from some call centre in India. It felt really dodgy, so I just ended the call. And just to be clear, I’m not with Lyca or anything like that, unlike what someone else mentioned in a review.TescoLondonLycamobile2 yearsThey said they were from Tesco, but you can tell it’s a call centre with all the noise in the background. I asked them which Tesco branch they were ringing from and then they just cut off straight away.Tesco2 yearsIs it just me or are others here using Lyca Mobile too? I can't shake the feeling that Lyca might be sharing or selling our phone numbers. Right after I got my SIM, I found this very number popping up as a contact somewhere. Since then, my phone's been acting so odd, like someone's messing with it. Anyone else noticing something similar?2 yearsGot a call from some woman called Lisa, who claimed she was ringing from 02. She asked me how I was doing, I said “Fine, thanks” and then she just went straight “Alright, bye” and cut the line. Bloody hilarious! 😂Lisa2 yearsGot a call from this number and an Asian woman claimed she was with Sky. I told her I didn’t believe her, but she insisted she was. I asked “Sky what exactly?” and she said “Sky network.” Still wasn’t clear if she meant TV, mobile, or internet. I reminded her she’d rung me a few days ago on another number and I’d already said I wasn’t interested. She seemed a bit rattled after that and just ended the call.SkySky Network2 yearsGot a call from both 02 and sky at the same time. They said I’m gonna receive 5 new SIM cards, probably coz there’s been so many complaints. Also mentioned some 30% off deal and even a new smartphone. They asked for loads of info like my name, address, email and wanted me to confirm my password! Had me laughing, seemed dodgy to me.Sky2 yearsGot a call supposedly from Sky, but they were just after my account info and passwords to swindle me. Watch out for this scam!Sky2 yearsSome bloke phoned saying he was from Sky Mobile. I told him straight up I didn't believe him, and his response? "Well, go #### yourself!" Lovely manners, that one!Sky Mobile2 yearsEvery week they switch to a new phone number, constantly bugging and trying to scam people. They’re just trying to dig up personal info and if you don’t hand it over, they’ll start harassing you badly. It’s totally illegal and really exhausting.2 yearsSomeone kept calling trying to speak to my husband but I'm a 12-year-old boy, totally straight, so no idea why they thought that!2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Sky saying there’s a problem with our SIM cards. Me and my other half both actually work for Sky Mobile, so we know straight away it’s a dodgy scam. If you’re with Sky and worried you might have given out info, best thing to do is update your password on the app or online. Or just ring 150 from your mobile and ask for Mobile Tech Support - they’ll help lock down your account.SkyMobile Technical2 yearsWatch out, this is 100% a scam! I got a call from someone supposedly calling from London, but they were definitely a call centre in India. They claimed I was an existing Sky Mobile customer and offered me a 30% discount even though I’ve never even had Sky Mobile. When I called them out on it, they had the nerve to say I was being rude! It’s really pathetic how these nasty scammers make a career out of this. I told her to go rot in hell!IndiaLondonSky Mobile2 yearsGot a call from a woman who first claimed she was with 02, then quickly corrected herself and said Sky instead!Sky2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with O2, but it felt dodgy, probably a scammer.2 yearsSome random number from 02 called me, end up being a total scammer. Don’t trust them at all!2 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were with 02, telling me I had to swap my SIM card or else. When I told them they sounded dodgy and were probably scammers, they just started cussing and ended the call straight away.2 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from O2, total scam, obviously. This needs to be taken down and definitely reported to Ofcom ASAP.Ofcom2 yearsGot a call from someone with a really thick Asian accent, but I couldn’t make out what they were saying so I just ended the call.2 yearsGot a call from a lady with a strong Indian accent saying O2 needed to upgrade my SIM card due to loads of complaints they’d apparently had. Sounded so dodgy, definitely a scam.2 yearsSaid they were with 02 but then just dropped the call. I ended up blocking the number.2 yearsI got a call early on from a lady speaking with an Asian accent, but I couldn’t really catch what she was saying. The only thing I picked up was something about cars, but nothing else made sense. So I just ended the call and blocked the number. When I looked it up later here, it confirmed I did the right thing by ignoring and blocking.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be O2, telling me my SIM card needed replacing. Sounded a bit dodgy to me, so I didn’t give them any info. Definitely seemed like a scam trying to get my details.2 yearsGot two calls from the same number, missed the first, so I looked it up before the second one came like 40 minutes later. The woman on the phone said she was ringing about my O2 contract. I told her I’m not an O2 customer. Then she insisted I was, and if not, her records showed I was with Virgin. I told her nope, neither. Then she claimed I was with EE. I’m not with any of those. Had some time to kill, so I figured I’d keep her on the line. Classic scammers!VirginEE2 yearsGot a call claiming they were swapping our O2 SIM cards and that we’d be offline for a couple of days. They asked for my email and then sent a verification code, wanting me to read it out loud. I snatched the phone away from my husband and told them I’d confirm if they were legit O2 before letting them call back. Turns out they weren’t. These scammers kept trying anyway. Don’t answer this number!2 yearsUtter scam, had to block that number straight away.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming they were calling from London, but it felt like a total scam.London2 yearsI got two calls from this number back to back and just didn’t pick up either time. It was weird coz I’d just given my mobile number to a customer service rep from an online bank right before that happened.2 yearsCalled me saying they were from O2, but it was a scam. They kept trying to check if I really had an account with them. Total fraud.2 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from O2 saying they’re sending out new SIM cards or something. The number’s actually my husband’s mobile, but I picked up anyway. She said the new card would be dropped off tomorrow between 3 and 5. I told her I wasn’t falling for it and ended the call straight away. Definitely fishy and sounded like a scam to me.2 yearsJust got a call from this number, it showed up as a likely spam telemarketer so I didn't pick up. I've already blocked it now, I really can't stand those random cold calls whether they come by phone, text, email or even in person. If I want anything I’ll look it up myself, no need for these annoying interruptions.2 yearsHad a woman call me asking about my O2 direct debit, but as soon as I told her I don’t have O2, she just cut the call off.2 yearsGot called twice from this number, no voicemail left. Pretty sure it’s just another scam call.2 yearsGot a call from O2 but they asked for my postcode so I just gave them a fake one and told them I was in Slough! Definitely seemed fishy, like a scam to me.Slough2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming it was about my O2 contract, but I’m not even with O2! Total scam, be careful and don’t hand over any details!2 yearsI got a call from a woman who first asked if I was with O2, and when I said no, she tried guessing Virgin Media. I said no to that as well, and then she just ended the call. Watch out for this kind of thing…O2Virgin Media2 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they hung up straight away - classic spam caller move.2 yearsSomebody I don’t know rang me but didn’t bother to leave a message. Definitely sounded like a scam call!2 yearsPlease just ignore the call entirely.2 yearsSomeone called saying they were from Virgin Media, asking for my SIM card info. Sounded dodgy so I didn’t give anything away. Definitely felt like a scam to me!Virgin Media2 yearsSomeone called claiming to be from my phone company, trying to get me to give out personal details for some phone upgrade. Seemed fishy to me.2 yearsGot a text that got cut off, something about Amazon. Seems dodgy, probably another scam.AmazonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3617 1331)
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