02036300337
TimeLine☎️ 02036300337 👆 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 02036300337
- Number changed, now live insurance checkerSep
2021Received call from potential scamApr
2019Scam call, personal details compromisedApr
2019Possible scam involving personal informationApr
2019Potential scam call from "Jason"Apr
2019Received scam call, be cautiousMar
2019Scam caller requesting bank detailsMar
2019Received scam calls, handled wellMar
2019Call received about bank accountMar
2019Received call from potential scammerMar
2019Father-in-law scammed, seeking helpMar
2019Received scam calls, reported numbersMar
2019Suspicious call from BT serviceMar
2019Scam calls; sharing personal informationFeb
2019Accused of fraud, shouting incidentFeb
2019Possible scam call attempt explainedFeb
2019Possible scam call from TPSFeb
2019Warning about TPS management scamJan
2019Scam involving bank details, nuisance callsJan
2019Warning: potential scam call. AvoidJan
2019Scam involving TPS management servicesJan
2019Number transferred to customer serviceJan
2019Scam call from unknown numberJan
2019Curious about unknown person's identityFeb
2014Number Of Searches: 151 Number Of Comments: 16 First Seen: 18 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Foster Street(Essex) and New End(Warwickshire).
02036300337 has 16 comments of which 12 x negative and 4 x neutral
02036300337 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036300337 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation masquerading as the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), often using Indian-accented callers who claim to offer call blocking or nuisance call prevention for a fee, typically around £21-26. Callers are noted to possess prior personal details, sometimes including names, addresses, and banking information, and pressure recipients to verify or provide sensitive data. Many have been asked for bank details under the pretense of upgrading services, despite TPS being free. The number in question is frequently given out by scammers as a “customer service” contact but leads to a fraudulent entity, sometimes identified as Guaranteed Telecom. Victims have expressed distress, especially vulnerable individuals, with reports recommending vigilance and alerting banks to potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 02036300337
5 yearsThis number suddenly switched up, now saying they're some kind of live insurance verifier. Quite confusing!Mo7 yearsGot a call from 01248205148, a bloke with an Indian accent claiming to be from the telephone preference service. He said he needed to upgrade my call blocking and somehow knew my name and where I lived. I asked for his contact number, and he gave me 02036300337. I told him I'd ring him back, and he just said, "you do that." In the end, I never bothered calling.7 yearsOn the night of April 5th, I got a call from this number where first a lady and then a gentleman, both speaking with an Indian accent, tried to pitch some sort of lifetime upgrade for a phone preference service. They already seemed to know loads about me but wanted to confirm I was the actual account holder by asking for more info. Foolishly, I went along with it, but right after I contacted my bank and blocked my card. They left a contact number along with an email address: [email protected]. Even though I’ve informed my bank, this scam situation has been keeping me up at night.co7 yearssome guy from india called justin jones kept saying he needed my bank details from the bottom of my cheques, saying he was with the telephone preference service or something like that.Justin JonesTelephone Preference Service7 yearsSome bloke, sounded pretty young and Indian, rang up asking for my mum by her name. I told him I’d handle the call instead. When I asked who he was, he said his name was “Jason” or something like that? Then he started asking me to confirm if my mum’s bank card runs out in April. I told him I was tied up and would ring back later, and then he just went and hung up on me!Jason8 yearsThey said they could block scam calls and asked me for my bank info. Was definitely trying to pull a fast one.8 yearsI got a call like this too while trying to help my grandchild, so I was a bit distracted. They somehow had all my bank info and gave me the number 02036300337. When I called back, it turned out to be 01542658554. I'm planning to ring my bank’s fraud department to check if there’s anything unusual going on with my account.8 yearsYeah, I’m with everyone else here. Got a call today from someone saying they were with the ‘telephone preference service’ or something like that, trying to verify my info. I asked them for some proof and they gave me that number, so I just ended the call and googled it straight away - surprise surprise, it was a scam. The number they rang me from was: 01905916745.Telephone Preference Service8 yearsMy father in law, who is 85, fell victim to a scam just like the ones mentioned here, and it’s really shaken him up. I contacted his bank and spoke to their fraud team, and they directed me to this site. I’m also curious if the number they said was customer service, 02036300337, actually costs callers anything when they ring to check if it’s a legit company?8 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from BT's call blocking team. They mentioned a postcode that was way off from mine. Then they asked if I’d changed my address lately, which I haven’t. I wasn’t comfortable giving any details without a contact number to check their identity. They did provide a number, but I barely caught what he said and he kept pushing for my address and info. I told him to either send me an email or a letter explaining why they were calling.BT8 yearsSomebody called pretending they could block scam calls but then tried to sneak my bank info, even though they already knew a bit. I'm disabled and had to raise my voice just to get them off my back. Told them they were just as bad for keep phoning but they kept ringing 4 or 5 times, threatening to take £21.99 from my account. I might've given away small stuff like my postcode and mobile by accident, but it's definitely a scam. I saw other comments about numbers ending in 6 or 7 too. Planning to inform my bank about it tomorrow.8 yearsLike the others said, but things got heated when I suggested he might be scamming. He kept shouting and rang me back three more times, proper annoying.8 yearsOn June 2nd, 2019, I got a call from a guy with an Indian accent who said he was Matt Dawson. He said I had to pay £21.99 to stop all those annoying nuisance calls forever. He asked for my bank details and even wanted to know if I was over 85. He gave me the phone number 0203-6300-337 to ring him back. Sounded dodgy to me.Matt Dawson8 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be from the Telephone Preference Service, and when I said I'd ring them back to check who they really were, they gave me this number to call: 01503 560665. I've seen loads of reports about calls from that number, but oddly it doesn’t appear on this site at all. I’m pretty sure it was a scam though, and that they wanted me to use that number. It might be a trick - the number might not even belong to the caller - or it could just be another piece of the con. Either way, watch out if you get a call like this.8 yearsso I called this number and it got passed through to a different one. then someone picked up claimin to be from guaranteed telecom customer support or something like that. definitely not the tps tho.Guaranteed TelecomTPS13 yearsI'm quite intrigued to find out who that might be.Submit Your Own Report (020 3630 0337)
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