02036211316
☎️ 02036211316 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203621 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036211316
- User reports scam activityJun
2019Scam caller pretending to be TPSJun
2019Protected personal details from scammerJun
2019Caller from scam with threatsMay
2019Scam calls requesting bank detailsMay
2019Aggressive male trying to scamMay
2019Beware of telephone scam tacticsMay
2019Suspicious call, potential scam, aggressive responseMar
2019Suspicious letter, possible scam alertNov
2018Received repeated call blocking offersMay
2018Received calls from potential scamsMay
2018Company canceled direct debit paymentMay
2018Scam call attempting bank fraudMay
2018Neighbor scammed by nuisance call solutionMay
2018Elderly mother fell for scamApr
2018Unwanted call about stopping nuisance callsApr
2018Beware of possible phone scamApr
2018Warning about phone scam from LondonApr
2018Fraudulent call requesting bank detailsApr
2018Warns against scamming phone call_GROUPSApr
2018Warning about Indian phone scamApr
2018Scam pretending to be TPSApr
2018Scammers targeting elderly for informationApr
2018Aggressive calls asking for informationApr
2018Received scam call from IndianApr
2018Asking why scammers not interviewedApr
2018Repeated spam calls, no resolutionApr
2018Persistence in scamming vulnerable seniorApr
2018Scam artist persuaded my motherApr
2018Receiving suspicious international call requestsApr
2018Caller scammed elderly mother's accountMar
2018Block dishonest Telemarketer Alex immediatelyMar
2018Fraudulent call offering bogus serviceMar
2018Received silent calls and scammedMar
2018Prank called scammers with fake informationMar
2018Fraudulent call regarding nuisance callsMar
2018Received suspicious call from 01487 208565Mar
2018Suspicious call seeking bank detailsMar
2018Fraudulent call from fake serviceMar
2018Refers to character Rick RogersMar
2018Caller pretending to be TPSMar
2018Unpleasant interaction with Flora JonesMar
2018Dishonest, persistent, rude phone callsMar
2018False David Jones bullied motherMar
2018Reporting bullying of elderly personMar
2018Scam call; reported to policeMar
2018Harassed elderly mother for bank detailsMar
2018Misleading identity during customer serviceMar
2018Warning: Scam number requesting detailsMar
2018Warning about scamming tps numbersMar
2018Don't share credit card detailsNov
2015Warning about fake phone serviceOct
2015Number Of Searches: 286 Number Of Comments: 47 First Seen: 16 October 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bread Street(Gloucestershire), Cefn-bychan(Wrexham) and Kilmore(County Down).
02036211316 has 47 comments of which 27 x negative and 20 x neutral
02036211316 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036211316 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam targeting individuals, often the elderly, by posing as the Telephone Preference Service or a related organisation. Callers claim they can block nuisance or international calls but pressure victims to provide sensitive bank details, including sort codes, account or card numbers, and expiry dates. Many victims report subsequent unauthorised direct debits and difficulty cancelling services. The scammers use known personal information to appear legitimate and exploit trust, sometimes providing false contact details. Authorities are aware of these scams, but victims are advised not to share any financial information, to verify calls independently, and to report suspicious activity to their bank and police. Caution and vigilance are essential to avoid falling victim to this fraudulent operation.
Reports on phone number 02036211316
7 yearsThis is definitely a con job!7 yearsThey're purporting to be representatives of the Telephone Preference Service, but it's got all the signs of a dodgy scam.Telephone Preference Service7 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to check if I qualified for a “free” offer, clearly just trying to grab my card info. I told them my card was out of date, then asked for their sort code and the first four digits of the “next cheque number” (which actually is the start of your bank account number). They’re tricky - can’t just give them random numbers because they use the last digit to verify the rest. Still, I managed to waste about half an hour of their time without handing over any real details. Fingers crossed I’ve stopped them from ripping off someone more trusting.7 yearsI got a call from 01248209495, and during it, the person gave me this number. The guy spoke with a strong Indian accent which was hard to understand. He claimed to be from some Telephone Preference Service and asked me to confirm my credit card expiry date to stop unwanted overseas calls. When I refused, he got quite pushy and warned that if I didn’t verify, all my phone preferences would be cancelled and I’d get bombarded with spam calls. I just hung up. Both these numbers are definitely dodgy and best avoided.Telephone Preference Management7 yearsI've received a barrage of calls today, all asking me to verify my banking information. I made it quite clear that I don't disclose such details over the phone. They claimed to be from the Telephone Preference Service, but I was having none of it. They didn't provide any specific numbers, and if they dare to ring me again, I shall not hesitate to inform the authorities.Telephone Preference Service7 yearsAn exceptionally pushy bloke! He persistently attempted to obtain my banking information, claiming he already possessed it. I challenged him to share the details, which he eventually did. Unsurprisingly, he got it all wrong, and I refused to give him the correct number! Thankfully, I managed to shake him off in the end! What a nerve-racking experience that was!8 yearsJust three days back, I received a phone call from a chap speaking with a pronounced Indian accent, claiming to be representing a telephone preference service. He rattled off my bank sort code along with the last four digits of my account number with uncanny accuracy and then asked me to confirm whether my details remained unchanged since our last conversation. While my instincts tingled with suspicion, he assured me all was above board, and the fact he had my banking info gave me pause to reconsider. However, today I got a letter from Guaranteed Telecom stating that a direct debit had been set up in my name, among other things. When I rang them up to express my wish to cancel this and avoid the £21.99 charge, the person on the line insisted that it was too late to stop it as the service was already operational and he came across quite confrontational. We're now planning to block any payment at the bank, fingers crossed that it does the trick.Guaranteed Telecom8 yearsI recently received a rather dodgy letter from these so-called t***, claiming I’d initiated a direct debit. Strangely enough, they had the United Kingdom listed as my location! There was absolutely no name or signature accompanying the correspondence. Curiously, they had all my personal details, including my sort code and whatnot. They were supposedly reaching out on behalf of Guaranteed Telecom, complete with a phone number. A quick search revealed it's linked to some rather poor reviews online. Quite unsettling, isn’t it?United KingdomGuaranteed Telecom8 yearsI received a call from Telephone Preference Management on 01784448146 whilst I was in the midst of my breakfast. I mentioned I'd get back to them later. When I requested his contact number, he provided it in the international format as 00442036211316, which led me to believe the call was originating from abroad. I've been contacted multiple times by the 01784448146 number concerning a call blocking service. I intend to ring back, using number withholding, to see where the conversation goes and subsequently raise the issue with the telephone preference service.Telephone Preference Management8 yearsGot a ring from Telephone Preference Management on 01784448146, they were trying to pitch a call blocking service. I was munching on brekkie at the time, so told them I'd ring back later. When I asked for their contact number, they gave it in the international format 00442036211316, which made me think they were abroad. This number has called me a few times about call blocking now. I’m thinking of calling them back but hiding my number first to see what's going on, then I’ll probably report it to the telephone preference service.Telephone Preference Management8 yearsI had the exact same issue with this firm. I went to my bank and made sure they stopped any more direct debits of £21.99 going to them. Now I just block the number 02036211316 and don't answer when they call.8 yearsMy dad got a call from someone trying to sell call blocking. He’s a bit old and almost ended up giving them info since they already mentioned the last four numbers of his bank card. Thankfully he stopped before sharing anything else. I’ve reported the number to his phone network now.8 yearsThey say they're some kind of phone preference service that can block annoying calls. But they tricked my 72-year-old neighbour into paying £21.99 just to stop these calls. You'd think they'd have some decency! She was getting around 12 calls daily from silent or numbers that just hung up. I've gone ahead and signed her up with BT Call Protect now. When my wife tried to get the money back for her, the company just refused. Apparently, they ain't heard of the 14-day cooling off rule for sales over the phone.8 yearsOn Wednesday 18/04/18, I had a call from the number 0203 6211 316, which appeared on my landline as 01678 300 014 - a bit strange, right? The woman on the line had an Asian accent and tried to get me to share my debit card info, but thankfully I didn’t fall for it. When I asked where she was calling from, she mentioned 70 St Margarets Street in London. From what I’ve heard from others who've had calls from this number, it’s the same story. So to anyone else who's had this happen, please don’t give in and hand over any card details - stay safe!St Margarets StreetLondon8 yearsTotal rip off - targets older folks. If you or someone you look after is elderly, please don’t pick up if this number rings. And if you notice any money taken from your or their bank via direct debit, make sure to phone up and let them know you’re getting the bank involved to stop the payment. These people are definitely con artists and should be made known for scamming.NEVER8 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming to be from the Telephone Preference Service. They talked about my debit card and asked me to confirm the expiry date and some other details. They sounded really convincing, almost made me believe it was legit.Telephone Preference Service8 yearsMy elderly Mum, who's 80, got a call from someone pretending to be with BT, said they were helping to stop annoying calls. They tried to get her bank info, but luckily she didn’t share her security number. Seems like it was one of those Indian scams.8 yearsJust like all the other posts, this was a scam claiming to be from TPS. They pressured my elderly mate into handing over bank details, which is just awful. Seriously, how do these scammers live with themselves? I've noticed a few folks have reported them to the police - fingers crossed they take action soon.TPS8 yearsAn absolute disgrace! Someone managed to con my 90-year-old mate out of her bank information by pretending to call from the Telephone Preference Service. Honestly, these people are the lowest of the low.Telephone Preference Service8 yearsMy wife got bombarded with three rather pushy phone calls from this number, where the caller insisted she verify her sort code. They even went as far as to recite it back to her! Eventually, after refusing to give in, she hung up on them. The woman claimed her name was Lisa Watson. Quite bizarre, to say the least!Lisa Watson8 yearsGot a ring from some bloke named MIKE claiming to be from India. They’re obviously scammers targeting people who might not be able to defend themselves. Told him straight to erase my number from whatever list they’re using since they’re the ones being a complete pain. He said he can’t do that and I’m gonna get calls nonstop. Feeling like I need to sharpen up my words next time and maybe get myself a whistle to blow at ’em!MIKEIndia8 yearsThere’s been loads of reports and quite a few worries about these awful scammers, so why haven’t the cops gotten round to questioning them yet?8 years02036211316 keeps doing the same thing - they dont pick up the first ring but then call back claiming they realize this number gets loads of spam calls.8 yearsMy mum got a call from some dodgy bloke who sounded real slick, and she ended up giving him her bank info. I told her it’s cos these scammy idiots do this all day long, so they’re pretty good at sounding legit.8 yearsGot a few calls from different people claiming to be from a dept that can block international calls. When I asked which number they were calling from, one gave me the number mentioned here, another came from 01461444023. Neither number seems to be active now. Feels pretty shady to me.8 yearsmy elderly mum got a call from some rick rogers bloke who somehow tricked her into giving away her bank info. absolute scumbags, they deserve to be thrown in jail.Rick Rogers8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with the TPS, trying to sell me some sort of "lifetime protection" from annoying calls from abroad, charging £20.99. I told them I wasn’t interested but they kept pushing, and honestly they were a bit pushy. They already had bits of info about my Visa card, which freaked me out a bit. In a daze, I gave them my sort code and a related number but thankfully didn’t hand over the full card number or the security code. I’ve let my bank know what happened and so far, no money has been taken from my account.TPSUK8 yearsIf someone called you claiming to be from TPS and named Alex, he’s definitely not on the level. Total slimy bloke, don’t pick up if he rings again, just block the number.AlexTPS8 yearsMy nan's been getting these quiet calls all day, then outta nowhere, this number rings her up sayin' they knew about the annoying calls and could help block them. Claimed they were from BT and part of some phone preference service. Sadly, she ended up giving them her bank info. I rang the number back and had quite the row with the people on the line, sounded like they were Indian. After some arguing, they promised to cancel whatever service it was. The bank've already frozen her card, so now we just gotta see what happens. What a load of rubbish!BTIndia8 yearsThese guys rang me up the other day. Since I wasn’t busy, I just gave them random details and dates. Hope they enjoy trying to track down cash from a completely made-up account.8 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Alex Smith, he said he was from TPS and was checking if I was still getting annoying spam calls. He asked if I pay my BT bill by direct debit and then wanted the expiry dates of my credit cards. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.Alex SmithTPS8 yearsI got a call from someone named "Jack" who said he was from the "telephone preference management service." He asked me to ring him back on this number, but it actually came through on 01487 208565. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.Jack8 yearsI had a ring from this number earlier, purporting to be from the TPS, yet they were probing for my bank information. I found it all rather dubious, so I hung up without hesitation.TPS8 yearsGot a call earlier from someone saying they were with the telephone preference service, and they even mentioned my address to make it sound legit. When I asked for their contact number, they dodged the question. Don't fall for it!Telephone Preference Service9 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Rick Rogers, said he was from TPS or something. Not sure what he wanted, sounded a bit dodgy to me. Anyone else heard of him?Rick RogersTPS9 yearsJust had a call like that too, they acted like they were from the TPS and even mentioned that I pay my phone bill by direct debit. They were really pushy and a bit intimidating.TPS9 yearsFlora Jones was really pushy and quite rude. She kept asking if I had a bank card that expired in 2018 or if my old cheque book details were needed to stop more annoying calls. I’m pretty sure she either knew I pay my phone bill by direct debit or she just guessed.Flora Jones9 yearsSome bloke saying he was David Jones really scared my 85 year old mum. He bullied her into telling him stuff she shouldn’t have. How do these scumbags live with themselves? Proper disgusting behaviour.David Jones9 yearsI got calls from some bloke saying he was with Guaranteed Telecom about the Telephone Preference Service that supposedly stops marketing calls. He was really pushy, kept ringing non-stop and was quite rude. Honestly, best not to deal with them at all and definitely let your bank know, because it seems like they try to arrange direct debits using your info they already have.Guaranteed Telecom9 yearsThey were so pushy, basically forced an 81 year old to spill personal info. Proper nasty behaviour. Gonna report this to the proper people.9 yearsI got a call from this group, and let me tell you, it was quite dodgy! The chap on the other end was clearly trying to pry for details. He even had the audacity to claim that the number that appears on my bank card, right under my name, was actually some sort of "telephone number blocking code." I was utterly appalled and made it clear that this kind of conduct was unacceptable. I warned him that I would be taking this further and involving the authorities.9 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 85, found herself pressed relentlessly for her bank information, and I’m now quite anxious about the situation.9 yearshey just a heads up about a dodgy number pretending to be from the tps (telephone preference service). they try to get you to give out your bank info, claiming they already know your bank (could be a lucky guess tho) and want you to confirm it. i spoke to tps and they said they're aware of these scams but there’s not much they can do. so be careful, don’t hand over any details, tps wouldn’t be asking for that anyway.Telephone Preference ServiceTPS9 yearsSome bloke called “Edward Jones” rang up, saying he was Anglo-Indian or something, which sounded a bit off to me. I told him he didn’t sound like any Mr Jones I’ve ever come across. From the racket in the background, I guessed he was in some busy call centre over in that part of the world. I told him I’d ring back later, but of course, he never did.Edward Jones.Jones9 yearsHello everyone, watch out for this dodgy number claiming to be from the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). It’s a complete scam! They’re fishing for your banking information and, believe it or not, they may even know which bank you’re with-probably through some lucky guesswork! I’ve contacted TPS myself, and they’re indeed aware of these scams but unfortunately, can’t provide any assistance. Please, stay vigilant and refrain from sharing any personal information. Remember, TPS will never ask for such details. Stay safe!Telephone Preference ServiceTPS11 yearsI had a rather dubious experience with this company, as they were requesting the expiry date of my credit card. I firmly declined to provide such information, and I would strongly advise others to do the same. If they ever ask you to verify your card's expiry date, just don’t! It might be wise to consider changing your credit card altogether, as they could very well have access to sensitive details. Stay vigilant!11 yearsThese individuals claimed to be offering a phone blocking service and requested a payment of £100 in advance for their assistance.Submit Your Own Report (020 3621 1316)
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