02036300336
TimeLine☎️ 02036300336 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Microtalk Europe Limited. It is part of the phone block 203630 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036300336
- Protected mentally disabled brother's informationFeb
2019Elderly victim warns of fraudSep
2018Contacted father, thankfully he's alert, disgracefulAug
2018Phone scam from fake numbersAug
2018Phone scam from fake TPSJul
2018Neighbor scammed by non-BT companyJul
2018Warning is promoting awareness towards scamJun
2018Scammer targeting elderly for cardsJun
2018Scam call pretending to be legitimateJun
2018Scam targeted elderly mother's savingsJun
2018Scam calls asking for bank detailsJun
2018Scam call from fraudulent StevenJun
2018Blocking phone phishing for cardsJun
2018Fraudulent call from fake companyJun
2018Persistent attempts to get informationJun
2018Call from Telephone Preference Service impersonatorJun
2018Received suspicious call, potential scamJun
2018Bullying calls targeting elderly individualsJun
2018Warning about scam company detailsJun
2018Persistent scam calls; report themJun
2018Checked on mother's phone securityJun
2018Phone call scam targeting motherJun
2018Warning: Do not trust themJun
2018Similar to previous comments madeMay
2018Suspicious call offering service upgradeMay
2018Bogus call about service confirmedMay
2018Fraudulent calls targeting elderly individualsMay
2018Scammers attempted to retrieve banking infoMay
2018Scam call took elderly's informationMay
2018Scam call requesting personal informationMay
2018Scam callers requesting bank confirmationsMay
2018Warning: Potential scam calling alertMay
2018Repetitive calls from deceitful scammersMay
2018Scam company pretending to be TeleptMay
2018Scam company; do not engageMay
2018Suspicious calls seeking card informationAug
2015Number Of Searches: 234 Number Of Comments: 35 First Seen: 08 August 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from North Boisdale(Western Isles) and Welsh Newton(Herefordshire).
02036300336 has 35 comments of which 23 x negative and 12 x neutral
02036300336 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036300336 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals by falsely claiming to be from a call barring or telephone preference service. Callers often pressure recipients to provide bank or card details, sometimes having previously obtained partial information, with the objective of setting up fraudulent direct debits or extracting payments around £21.99 monthly. The scheme involves aggressive tactics and spoofed contact details, including UK geographic numbers and misleading company names. Victims are advised never to share financial information on unsolicited calls, to verify independently with their service providers, and to report suspicious activity promptly to banks and relevant authorities. Caution and vigilance are essential to protect against this well-documented scam.
Reports on phone number 02036300336
8 yearssomeone rang my brother who’s got learning difficulties and managed to get hold of his card info. told him now to never pick up if he doesn't recognise the number.8 yearsBeing an octogenarian, I've recently received a rather concerning call. They now claim they're setting up a direct debit, yet I’ve made it abundantly clear that I've not consented to this and have no intention of paying. They then informed me I'd be liable for a cancellation fee of £21.99, which I've firmly rejected. I’ve also alerted my bank, and they've contacted the fraud team on my behalf. It's quite baffling how they can incorporate "telecom" into their address; it surely misleads unsuspecting individuals.8 yearsThey rang up my elderly dad and even sent a letter too. Thankfully, he’s quite sharp and saw through it. Absolutely vile conduct.8 yearsGot a call from someone called Ms Sellatray using the number 01339424002. She wanted me to ring back on 02036300336 and asked for my card info, saying it was about nuisance calls. Definitely a scam.Sellatray8 yearsThis bloke claimed he was calling from the TPS and said I’d paid my gas bill by direct debit - like anyone isn’t already aware of that! He didn’t want to say where he was actually ringing from, but his accent sounded Indian or Pakistani. I asked him for his callback number, he gave it, and then I just ended the call. After checking it out on this site, I was pretty sure it was dodgy.Telephone Preference ServiceIndiaPakistan8 yearsMy 75 year old neighbour got tricked out of £21 by these lot. They even tried to set up a direct debit to keep taking the money every month. Luckily, we spotted it, cancelled the payments and told the bank about the scam. Definitely not BT, just a dodgy company out to con people.BT8 yearsMy elderly sister keeps getting calls from someone asking for her card info, it's definitely a con artist trying to scam her.8 yearsJust 5 minutes after I left a reply, that number has already called my elderly sister three more times. I’m really pushing BT to block it ASAP. Honestly, if you know any older family or friends, be careful - it’s definitely a scam. It’s like they’ve got some way of targeting older folks specifically!BT8 yearsI must say, I experienced a remarkably similar phone call just now. They masquerade as a legitimate service, but once you start asking the right questions, their facade crumbles surprisingly quickly. It's quite the swindle, particularly concerning for those who might be a bit more susceptible to such tactics.8 yearsMy 86 year old mum got a call on 22.6.18 from someone pretending to be a call blocking service. They really pressured her and confused her so much that she ended up giving them her bank details. I phoned them back straight away and made it clear there was no way they could take any money, £21.99 or whatever. Now I’m waiting to check the bank tomorrow. Such nasty people!8 yearsMy mate’s nan, she’s 89, keeps getting calls from this number asking for her bank info. I gave it a ring and some woman with an Indian or Pakistani accent picked up, but it was just an answering machine. Totally feels like a scam to me, can’t believe they get away with it. There must be a way to stop these awful people.IndiaPakistan8 yearsToday I got a couple of calls from a bloke named Steven Wynn, who I reckon might've been ringing from India or somewhere similar. He was after my dad’s bank details - my dad’s 79, mind you - asking for his account number and sort code. I said no way, and he got pretty pushy and rude about it. Then, that same number 02036 300336 called me again, still wanting the info. I told him straight up to stop calling and I’m gonna block it. It’s sick how these lot target older folk like that! Watch out, folks!Steven WynnIndia8 yearsGot a call claiming to be about managing phone preferences, but it was just a trick to get my card info. I hung up and blocked the number.8 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were from the Telephone Preference Service and sounded pretty convincing at first. It only got dodgy when they begun asking about my direct debit and tried to get my card info. I just told them I wasn’t sure why they'd need that and then I hung up.Telephone Preference Service8 yearsThey kept ringing my 96 year old Aunt, trying to get her bank info. So annoying!8 yearsOn the 14th of June 2018, I got three calls from someone named Henry Wilson claiming to be from the Telephone Preference Service. He was trying to get me to give out my debit card and bank account info. When I asked for a number to verify he was genuine, he gave me one. I looked it up on the internet but he never called me again after that.Henry WilsonTelephone Preference Service8 yearsI received a rather dubious phone call from 014056333026, with the caller asserting they were reaching out from my landline provider. They presented an email address, [email protected], along with a helpline number, 02036300336. Initially, they requested my sort code-something they were already privy to. Then they pressed for account details. I only provided the last four digits, but they insisted on the first three, which I firmly declined to share. I made it clear that they shouldn't require any further information. It's rather vexing that I even divulged that minor detail, although I trust it won't be of any use to them. They’ve incessantly called me nearly ten times today, and I’ve chosen to ignore their attempts thus far. Given the experiences I’ve perused from others, I’m convinced this is nothing short of a scam.. co. uk8 yearsI answered the phone at my 84-year-old mum's home as they wouldn't stop ringing, asking for her account information. They claimed to already have it from her landline provider, which was nonsense! I ended up in a heated debate with them that lasted roughly 15 minutes - they really are aggressive. I stood my ground quite firmly until they decided to terminate the call. Just a couple of minutes later, they rang back, pretending to be a different caller. After another 10 minutes of them trying to pull their tricks, I threatened to report them to the fraud team, and they finally hung up again. Honestly, I felt thoroughly harassed; it makes me worry how my mum would have managed under that kind of pressure.8 yearsI came across a dodgy outfit called Guaranteed Telecom Ltd, based at Suite 400, Crown House, North Circular Road, London NW10 7PN. They use the name "Telephone Preference Management" but it’s a bit of a con. Their numbers are 0844 412 7722 and 0203 630 0336 if you want to steer clear.Telephone Preference ManagementGuaranteed Telecom LtdCrown HouseNorth Circular RoadLondon8 yearsI received a barrage of calls from a persistent lot trying to convince me to upgrade my call barring service. It was quite relentless. Strangely, they appeared to have access to my bank sort code and account number, which raised a few eyebrows. I've already informed my bank about these calls. Best advice? Just disregard them and hang up!8 yearsThis morning, my elderly mum, who’s 89, got a call - actually, looks like they'd tried ringing her about five times earlier today from the same number. The caller kept going on about blocking nuisance calls. The call dragged on for about 25 minutes. I had to step in as the 'boss' and only then did she end up giving them her bank account number and sort code from her cheque book. Luckily, she didn't share any debit card info. Later, following advice from her bank’s fraud dept, we took some precautions.8 yearsMy mum got a call from someone saying they were following up about her call barring service. They asked for her sort code, which she gave, but then she got a weird feeling and didn’t share any other card info. After ending the call, they rang back, this time pretending to be ‘the manager’ and pushed her for more card details. She wasn’t having any of it and just ended the call. There’s no way a proper company would ring you up asking for your card info like that - sounds like a total scam to me.8 yearsHonestly, I wouldn’t put any faith in them.8 yearsIt's quite similar to what others have mentioned previously. Signed off by Anonymous on the 30th of May.Anonymous8 yearsReceived a call today promoting an upgrade to their call barring service, claiming to be addressing me as an existing customer. When I enquired about how I could ascertain my status as a customer, the response was rather bizarre-he claimed that every landline user in the UK was considered a customer! Like someone else mentioned, I requested the number so I could ponder it for a bit, and was provided not just with the number, but also an Employer ID. While he did attempt to press on with the conversation, he wasn’t overly aggressive when I insisted on ending the call. The fact that he provided me with some information almost led me to believe it was on the level, but I remain sceptical about any call barring service that isn't directly affiliated with my own landline provider.UK8 yearsI received a phone call earlier today from someone claiming to offer a call barring service. When I requested their details, I mentioned that I would return their call since I had a hunch something wasn't quite right. After reading the comments here, I'm even more convinced that this is a scam.8 yearsThis dodgy so-called phone preference lot kept ringing my mum who’s 77. Every time she’d hang up, they’d immediately ring back. After about half a dozen rings she had no choice but to leave the phone off the hook. They were claiming to be from BT and said it would cost £21.99 a month for some call blocking service to stop nuisance calls. Proper scam, trying to fool the elderly like that.BT8 yearsMy spouse unwittingly shared our banking info - specifically the sort code along with the first four digits of the account number - with these muppets. They then proceeded to ask for the remaining three digits, seemingly trying to fiddle around and guess the middle one! After reaching out to the bank for some clarity, they informed us that, with just those details, the most these rogue individuals could do was set up direct debits. Quite alarming, really!8 yearsMy elderly mate who’s hard of hearing got a call from someone claiming to be BT. They told her she had to pay £21.99 to avoid unwanted calls. She actually handed over her debit card details! Now we've had to cancel her card and order a replacement. Proper dodgy.BT8 yearsI’ve received a relentless barrage of calls from “Telephone Preference Management,” who are making some rather dubious claims about being able to halt scam, promotional, and survey calls from overseas. They insisted that I was not currently signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, which is simply untrue. Their pitch for this “complimentary” lifetime service came with a price tag of £21.99. What’s quite unsettling is that they already possess my banking information and address. I must say, I’m quite displeased with the whole situation.Telephone Preference ManagementTelephone Preference Service8 yearsSomeone's been ringing my elderly dad, who’s 90 and quite fragile, asking to confirm his bank details. They claim it's about upgrading his phone preference management service, but that’s just a cover. It’s definitely a scam, so please don’t hand over any personal details. Just hang up straight away.8 yearskept ringing my elderly dad who’s 90 and pretty frail, asking to verify bank info. claimed it was about upgrading some phone preference service, but definitely wasnt true. just hung up on them. total scam alert, don’t share any details!8 yearsGot a call from some dodgy firm saying they were from Telept Reference Services (which is NOT the telephone preference service, just to be clear). They tried to push an ‘upgrade’ on our call barring that supposedly was ending soon. Complete rubbish. It’s clearly a scam. Don’t give them any info or confirm anything with them.8 yearsUnreliable outfit masquerading as Telephone Preference Management Services (just to clarify, this is not the official Telephone Preference Service!). They rang me up, trying to peddle an 'enhancement' to my call blocking service, which they insisted was on the verge of lapsing. Utter nonsense. This is clearly a dodgy outfit. Avoid giving them any personal info or confirming anything with them.Telephone Preference Management Services11 yearsI’ve received a couple of calls from what purports to be the Call Barring Service, and they’ve been rather intrusive. They inquired whether I settle my phone bill via direct debit and requested the expiration date along with the first twelve digits of my sixteen-digit card number. Naturally, I turned them down and questioned the necessity of such information for call blocking. They claimed it was merely to ‘update their records’. Is this a common practice, or does anyone else have experience with this? I’m quite sceptical about why they would require my card details.Call Barring ServiceSubmit Your Own Report (020 3630 0336)
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