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02036300351

☎️ 02036300351 👆 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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+442036300351+44 20 3630 0351020 3630 0351+44-20-3630-0351

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020 3630 0351 Tagged as:

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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036300351

  • Scammer using pressure tactics identified
    Mar
    2019
  • Scam posing as TPS requests details
    Jan
    2019
  • Blocking multiple unwanted phone numbers
    Dec
    2018
  • Scam call seeking personal information
    Nov
    2018
  • Suspicious calls asking for verification
    Nov
    2018
  • Scammers targeted my mother. Horrible!
    Nov
    2018
  • Scam targeting vulnerable elderly victims
    Nov
    2018
  • Unsolicited call claiming to protect
    Nov
    2018
  • Suspicious scam call with jargon
    Nov
    2018
  • Warning about potential telephone scam
    Nov
    2018
  • Scammers tricked elderly mother, upset
    Nov
    2018
  • Bogus calls stopped, thanks!
    Nov
    2018
  • Paid for scam call blocking service
    Jul
    2017
  • Woman called from private company
    May
    2017
  • Elderly father targeted by scammers
    Apr
    2017
  • Unsolicited call, potential scam warning
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam call from Rose McNeil
    Apr
    2017
  • Caller claiming to upgrade service
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call from Telephone Preference Management
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammers tricked elderly woman successfully
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call, personal information concern
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammer posing as telephone service
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call; possible phishing scam
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call requesting personal information
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammer posing as call blocker
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam call checking personal details
    Apr
    2017
  • Suspicious call, possible scam detected
    Apr
    2017
  • Beware of scam call.
    Apr
    2017
  • Received scam call with details
    Apr
    2017
  • Telemarketer called despite TPS registration
    Apr
    2017
  • Criticism towards sad users online
    Apr
    2017
  • Call from Telephone Preference Service
    Apr
    2017
  • Warning of scam phone call
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammer impersonating TPS, requesting details
    Mar
    2017
  • Forceful scammer demanded bank details
    Mar
    2017
  • Scammers obtained personal banking information
    Mar
    2017
  • Scammers exploited my mother's trust
    Mar
    2017
  • Report fraudulent call attempting theft
    Mar
    2017
  • Debit card expiration call scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam call by fake TPS
    Mar
    2017
  • Scammer knew personal banking details
    Mar
    2017
  • Scammers, fraud, misleading call, upset
    Mar
    2017
  • Received call from questionable source
    Mar
    2017
  • Caller from 01607-418077 (India)
    Mar
    2017
  • Uncertain about dealing with calls
    Mar
    2017
  • Avoid this company, fraudulent practices
    Mar
    2017
  • Suspicious call from alleged scammer
    Feb
    2017
  • Received scam call claiming upgrade
    Feb
    2017
  • Possible phone scam, be cautious
    Feb
    2017
  • Concern about sharing account details
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspicious call from TPS, won't respond
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspected scam call from Charles
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspicious call, personal details requested
    Feb
    2017
  • Elderly parents victim of scammers
    Feb
    2017
  • Scam caller seeking personal information
    Feb
    2017
  • Received scam call about service
    Feb
    2017
  • Dodgy, persistent caller with accent
    Feb
    2017
  • Untrustworthy, suspicious, unreliable service
    Feb
    2017
  • Urgent action needed to stop scammers
    Feb
    2017
  • Caution: Likely scam phone call
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious call, potential scam, concerned
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious call seeking bank details
    Jan
    2017
  • Fraudulent scam call from London
    Jan
    2017
  • Received suspicious call about TPS
    Jan
    2017
  • Beware of phone scams targeting elderly
    Jan
    2017
  • Reported scam call, likely phishing
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious caller asking for activation code
    Jan
    2017
  • Report possible TPS scam call
    Jan
    2017
  • Warning about scam payment request
    Jan
    2017
  • Caller claimed to be TPS
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam call requesting bank details
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individuals
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious call about personal details
    Jan
    2017
  • Received scam call, gave fake details
    Dec
    2016
  • Accented callers, database removal requested
    Dec
    2016
  • Scam call claiming TPS registration
    Dec
    2016
  • Scam call from fake service
    Dec
    2016
  • Suspicious call from 02036300351
    Dec
    2016
  • Suspicious call about credit card
    Dec
    2016
  • Suspicious call requesting bank details
    Dec
    2016
  • Call center scam attempt, hung up
    Dec
    2016
  • Beware of nuisance call scam
    Nov
    2016
  • Suspicious calls may be scams
    Nov
    2016
  • Allocated to MicroTalk Europe Limited
    Nov
    2016
  • Possible scam method reported
    Nov
    2016
Number Of Searches: 266 Number Of Comments: 77 First Seen: 14 November 2016 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Doddycross(Cornwall), Treverbyn(Cornwall) and Yew Tree(Greater Manchester).

02036300351 has 77 comments of which 38 x neutral and 38 x negative and 1 x positive

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02036300351 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02036300351 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation impersonating the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) or claiming to provide nuisance call blocking services for a fee. Callers, often using a strong Asian accent and genuine personal details, pressure recipients - mainly elderly or vulnerable individuals - to disclose bank or card information, sometimes securing payments. They falsely cite free TPS registration as needing paid upgrades or verification, and use various numbers, frequently linked to a London address, to appear legitimate. Many victims have reported distress, financial loss, and repeated calls despite refusals. Authorities and TPS confirm this is fraudulent activity; genuine TPS services are free and do not request financial details. It is advised to never share banking information, to report suspicious calls to Action Fraud, and to block offending numbers promptly.

Reports on phone number 02036300351

8 years
Imagine receiving a message from a group claiming to be the Telephone Preference Service, asking for your debit card numbers under the pretext that they’re linked to your registration with the genuine TPS. They assert it's necessary for their 'record keeping' or as a form of verification. It’s crucial to stay alert and not fall for this trick - it’s undoubtedly a scam! Always be cautious when dealing with such requests.
TPS
8 years
I've just finished a call, and it seems these folks are ringing from about four different numbers! It’s high time I put a stop to them. They definitely need to be blocked.
8 years
My mum, who's in her sixties, got a rather dodgy call from some blokes claiming to be from Telephone Management Services. He had an accent that sounded Asian and started grilling her about her debit card info, account number, sort code, and those three digits on the back. He even asked which bank she used and mentioned something about knowing where she lives, suggesting they could send a courier to collect money, with a cheque as payment. Luckily, she had the wit to not spill any of her personal details!
Telephone Management Services
8 years
They asked me for the expiry date on my credit card and then bizarrely switched to my debit card, requesting the very same details. They kept insisting they already possessed these numbers; they merely needed to confirm my identity. At that stage, I decided it was best to hang up. Nonetheless, they persisted, ringing me three additional times, with the final call left unanswered. That was the last I heard from them.
8 years
These lowlifes have recently set their sights on my mother.
8 years
This has gotta be some sort of nasty scam. They kept ringing my 82 year old mum, trying to get her card info. Even after she hung up, they kept calling back like three more times. Proper shady.
8 years
Got a call from 02036300351, said they were from TPS or M, claiming they could stop scam calls from reaching me. Before going ahead, they insisted I confirm my address, postcode and payment methods. Definitely a con, no way I'd give them any details. Funny thing is, they did have the number correct because they phoned me. Thing is that number belongs to someone who lived here before and sadly passed away years back. Stay clear!
TPS
8 years
This group of con artists contacted my 86-year-old mother earlier today. Like others have mentioned, they pretended to be representatives from the Telephone Preference Service. Despite having always been cautious and never sharing her bank details over the phone, they managed to persuade her this time, leaving her feeling uneasy and rather foolish. We've since cancelled her cards, but it’s truly disheartening to see her so anxious after the ordeal.
Telephone Preference Service
8 years
I got a call from some bloke saying he was from "Telephone Preference Management" located in Margaret Street, West London. He spoke with a foreign accent and went on about how they stop international Voice over IP calls, but for a charge. He threw in loads of technical terms but wouldn't share any website or legit company info. Seemed fishy to me, definitely felt like a scam.
Telephone Preference ManagementMargaret StreetWest LondonVoice over IP
8 years
They purport to be from "Telephone Preference Management," located on Margaret Street in West London. A chap with an accent called me, claiming they could prevent international Voice over IP calls for a charge. He threw around a lot of technical terms but when I asked for a website, he couldn’t provide one. It all seems rather fishy to me, very much like a scam!
Telephone Preference ManagementMargaret StreetWest London
8 years
Brilliant service! My nuisance calls have come to a halt. Thank you very much!
9 years
Greetings, everyone. I'm a septuagenarian, and on the 13th of March back in 2017, I forked out £21.21 to the folks at that number for what was advertised as a one-off lifetime fee to stop those annoying nuisance calls. To my dismay, I’ve recently discovered from my daughter that it was all a con. Very disappointing indeed. Best, Ann Ball.
Ann Ball
9 years
A lady claimed to be representing a private firm called Tps Management. When I inquired about the reason for her number being hidden, she eventually provided me with a contact. However, I informed her that the number she shared wasn't legitimate. I insisted she refrain from calling me again before ending the conversation.
Tps Management
9 years
My elderly dad who’s disabled and hard of hearing was called by this company, and he’s already had enough of annoying calls. Unfortunately, he gave them his bank details without thinking. I had to get in touch with the bank quickly to stop any problems. He’s in a wheelchair too, so it’s all been very upsetting. I’m really angry about this and definitely need to ring BT to have that number blocked.
BT
9 years
On 25/04/17, I got a call from a bloke named Charles who claimed to be from the Telephone Preference Service. He asked if I was still getting annoying phone calls. He already knew my name, address and postcode, but then he started asking if my phone bill was paid by direct debit and if my credit or debit card expired in 2018. I didn’t want to give any info and just hung up.
CharlesTelephone Preference Service
9 years
I received a phone call from a woman who identified herself as Rose McNeil, yet her accent seemed quite Indian. The number displayed as 'not available', but she insisted that it was the one she was ringing me from. I had no hesitation in telling her that I thought she was trying to scam me...
Rose McNeil
9 years
Got a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming to be from the telephone preference service. He said they were doing an upgrade to block scam calls but asked me for my bank details to verify my identity for the upgrade. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.
Telephone Preference Service
9 years
I just had a rather dodgy phone call from a woman purporting to be with the Telephone Preference Service. She was insistently warning me that if I didn't confirm some details, I might suddenly find myself inundated with a fair few nuisance calls as they’d lift the restrictions. I replied that I was already bombarded with calls, typically from people just like her. When I requested a phone number to check her legitimacy, she provided me with one. I then inquired about her calling location, to which she boldly stated it was a London number - though, honestly, it had far too many digits for that!
Telephone Preference ServiceLondon
9 years
These individuals have somehow persuaded my 82-year-old mother to share her banking details. Their pitch was incredibly persuasive, and she’s always been quite astute - never fallen for anything like this before.
9 years
I had a rather alarming experience akin to what others have described. A lady called me, claiming to be from the TPS register, and said she wanted to enhance my service. Strangely, she sounded acquainted with my full name, address, and postcode, and even mentioned a card that expired in 2018 which was supposedly linked to my account. Naturally, I was cautious and declined to engage further, requesting a contact number for a callback. She provided the number above, but now I’m left feeling uneasy - does she genuinely have access to my card information, or was it all an elaborate ruse?
TPS
9 years
I received a call from a chap who purports to be with the Telephone Preference Service. He instructed me to give them a ring back in a couple of hours for further verification. Given what I’ve read in various comments, it seems like a typical scam. Much appreciated for the heads-up!
Telephone Preference Service
9 years
They requested my card information and direct debit particulars, claiming they were from TPS. When I pressed them for a contact number, they provided me with this one.
TPS
9 years
I received a call earlier today at 14:00 from an Asian gentleman who asserted he was affiliated with a call blocking management service connected to BT. However, when I probed a bit further, he admitted they were not actually linked to BT and claimed to be offering a complimentary service to block international calls. He insisted that if I provided some personal details, he could set this up for me. It was obvious to me that this was nothing more than a scam. When I requested his number, he provided it as 02036300351.
BT
9 years
I received a call today, apparently to verify my information. Clearly, it’s a scam.
9 years
I received a call from a number that showed as withheld. An Asian gentleman identifying himself as James Blackwood claimed to be representing the TPS management service. He inquired whether I was still getting marketing calls. His approach raised my suspicions, so I probed further and asked for his phone number. He provided 02036300351, which set off alarm bells in my mind. Clearly, this is just another scam attempt.
James BlackwoodTPS
9 years
Received a call today, April 7th, 2017, where they had my name and address, along with details that I had used my debit card. It started with a woman, but then a man took over the conversation. When I refused to share my card number, he mentioned his name was Brad Jones and provided the number 02036300351. Definitely sounds like a scam to me!
Brad Jones
9 years
I just wasted about 8 mins dealing with some supposed TPS caller. He kept rambling about some expiry date or whatever, couldn’t really make head or tail of it. Then he asked if my phone bill was paid - very odd. Threatened that my line would get blocked too. Didn’t give him a single bit of info, but I’m registered with TPS, so how on earth did he manage to call me in the first place?
TPS
9 years
I got a call from this number 02036300351, they said they were from the Telephone Preference Service. They said they could set up a free call blocking thing to stop annoying calls. Seemed a bit odd to me.
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
People on here really ought to find something better to do with their time instead of hanging around this site all day.
10 years
Got a call from someone saying they were with Telephone Preference Management, but it felt like a scam. They gave a number they claimed was their 'helpline' and tried to get me to sign up so I wouldn’t get calls from them. Seemed fishy to me.
Telephone Preference Management
10 years
A few days back, my poor mother received a call from these lowlifes, who managed to sweet-talk her into sharing her sort code and bank details. It was only after she hung up that it dawned on her how foolish it was, so she promptly got in touch with the bank to halt her card. Then, just a couple of days later, they had the gall to ring her again, shouting and being utterly vile, claiming they were already helping themselves to her funds because she’d 'agreed' to it. I’ve tried calling the number myself and they won’t own up to a thing. After diving into the comments here, I’ve now reached out to the police as I’m determined to see these crooks put in their place. Honestly, they’re deserving of the harshest penalties imaginable.
10 years
I received a call from a chap named 'Charles' purporting to be from TPS, urging me to verify my name, address, and bank information. Strangely, he was aware that my credit card was nearing its expiry date and insisted on getting the details of an alternative card to settle payment for their phone blocking service. When I probed further, seeking his contact number to return the call, he provided 02036300351. However, I noticed that he actually dialled me from 01607418088. As has been noted by others, this gentleman had quite a notable Asian accent and was rather convincing in his manner. My inquiries about TPS being a free service seemed to ruffle his feathers a bit, as he became rather irate about my reluctance to share my bank information.
CharlesTPS
10 years
I encountered a rather pushy gentleman of Asian descent who was quite insistent on obtaining my debit card information. Strangely enough, he appeared to have my sort code at his fingertips. When I expressed my hesitation and mentioned that I'd like to verify his legitimacy, he promptly provided me with a phone number along with an ID Reference of 3417. He claimed that in order to continue utilising the TPS SERVICES, I had to confirm some personal details. As he pressed on with inquiries about my banking information, I began to feel uneasy and reminded him that the service was advertised as free, hence no financial details were necessary. Despite his persistence, I stood my ground. In hindsight, I’m relieved to have recognised this as a scam.
TPS SERVICES
10 years
Just got a call from them too, asking for my bank card info. I'm definitely reporting it on the Action Fraud site. These people really need to be put an end to!
Action Fraud
10 years
Some bloke with an Indian accent called me, said his name was Shane and he knew my address. Claimed to be with TPS and told me one of my cards was about to expire. I found it weird since I don’t have any phone accounts under my name. So, I asked him for his full name and a number to call back on. After that, I just ended the call. Pretty obvious a scam but he sounded quite legit.
ShaneTPS
10 years
Like what others have mentioned, I got a call from someone called 'Suzanne' who claimed my debit card was about to expire and asked for the expiry date. I just guessed a random month and she gave me a phone number, 02036300351, saying she’d connect me through. I told her it was fine, I’d ring them myself (definitely wasn’t going to) but she was really pushy so I just hung up. Then I got another call right after, but I didn’t pick up. These scammers are really becoming such a nuisance!
Suzanne
10 years
I received a rather concerning call from this number, and the chap on the other end seemed to have my sort code and account number, which was unsettling to say the least. He introduced himself as Alex Simpson and provided me with an ID number, 4537. When he informed me that I’d incur charges for whatever service he was offering, I politely declined and hung up. To my surprise, he called back no fewer than ten times, leaving frantic messages on my voicemail barking for me to answer. Naturally, I chose to ignore him entirely.
Alex Simpson
10 years
Got a call today at about 5.17pm from a woman named Sarah claiming she was from T.P.S checking if I’d had any annoying calls recently. I asked her what number she was on and she said 02036300351. After thanking her, i hung up and tried ringing 4174, which told me the call actually came from 01607418088. Bit odd if you ask me!
SarahT. P. S
10 years
Funny you say that, I had the exact same thing happen to me! I rang 1471 afterwards to check the number and it showed up as 01607-418 077. The voice on the other end was this lovely-sounding Indian lady, made me laugh lol!
10 years
I received a rather unsettling phone call earlier today and honestly, I'm at a bit of a loss about how to prevent any further annoyance. Should I be reaching out to my bank for assistance?
10 years
I received a call from this firm, and they requested my banking information, promising that they'd prevent unwanted calls and wouldn’t levy any charges if you’re a pensioner. However, they conveniently forgot to mention that they will siphon off £21.00 from your account in the end. I strongly advise against using their services - just terminate the call!
10 years
I had a rather intriguing phone call today at 3:10 PM on the 28th of February 2017 from the number 01607 3170777, which I verified using 1471. The individual on the line claimed to be representing TPS, with a contact number of 02036300351. He introduced himself as James Jackson and had quite a pronounced Asian accent. He attempted to verify my personal details, but I refrained from revealing any information. I strongly suspect this is a SCAM.
TPSJames Jackson
10 years
I had a rather alarming phone call earlier today (27/02/17) from a so-called representative claiming to be from the Telephone Preference Service. They insisted that my account required an upgrade to handle the barrage of international calls I've been receiving. Strangely, they asserted that they already possessed my bank details and intended to withdraw a one-off fee of £21.21. I challenged them, pointing out that this service should not incur any costs, but they claimed the fee was necessary to fund the equipment required for monitoring my landline. Upon reaching out to TPS directly, they assured me that this was nothing more than a fraudulent scheme. I've promptly reported this to www.actionfraud.police.uk/, and I sincerely hope that these despicable individuals face the consequences of their dishonest actions. Honestly, they embody the lowest cretins in society!
Telephone Preference ServiceTPS
10 years
Had a call earlier today from a private number. A woman with an Asian accent spoke and seemed to already know my name and where I live. She claimed to be calling on behalf of the TPS to help me stop annoying calls. Then she asked if I had a debit card that ended in 7, which I didn’t reply to. She was quite pushy and sounded legit. I asked her for her phone number, and she said it was 02036300351. It was clear to me it was a scam, so I just ended the call. Still, I can see how some folks might be tricked by it. Seriously, this kind of thing has to be stopped!
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
So I got a call not long ago, and since I’ve been feeling rubbish lately, I wasn’t really paying attention. They asked for my sort code and account details, and I stupidly gave it to them. I’m really worried now, what should I do? I’m feeling proper daft about the whole thing. Help please! x
10 years
I received a call from a gentleman sporting a rather pronounced Indian accent, claiming to be with TPS. He parroted the same story that many others have mentioned before. When I requested his number to call him back, he obliged, but rest assured, I have no intention of phoning him.
TPS
10 years
Received a call from a chap named Charles, claiming to be with TP MANAGEMENT SCAM - TPS, sporting a distinctly Indian accent. He inquired whether I’d experienced any similar calls lately. I replied in the negative, indicating everything was perfectly fine with the TPS. He then insisted I confirm my name, address, and phone number. However, I refrained from divulging my details and asked him for his contact information instead. He claimed his number was 02030639213 and that he resided at 17 Margaret Street in London. I made it clear I was unwilling to continue our conversation and promptly disconnected, having a hunch he was up to no good. After hanging up, I used 141 to call back, only to discover the number he provided was different from what I had received originally. Took the liberty to report this at 15:20 on 18 February. Cheers, PP from Harrogate.
CharlesTP MANAGEMENTTPSMargaret StreetLondonCheersPPHarrogate
10 years
Received a rather dubious call today from a chap inquiring whether we had put a stop to pesky sales calls. He then proceeded to request my name, address, postcode, and date of birth, followed by a rather odd query about my credit card’s expiry date being this year. When I probed him on the relevance of this information, he coolly replied that it was "for security reasons" in a rather professional tone. I maintained that there was absolutely no justification for him to ask such things, and the conversation quickly escalated before he abruptly ended the call. They truly have a knack for drawing you in with their charm; it's no surprise that many fall for these scams.
10 years
My aged parents have fallen prey to these unscrupulous characters yet again. They were told they needed to upgrade following a year of complimentary TPS. My dad, being of a bygone era where trust was common, handed over his bank card and account details. It's disheartening to see how much the times have changed; trust doesn’t seem to hold any value anymore. After spending two long hours attempting to secure his bank account so that these despicable crooks can’t make off with his money, I am utterly speechless. It’s beyond comprehension. If only these individuals would redirect their cunning into something constructive rather than preying upon vulnerable elderly folks. The sheer stress, humiliation, and concern etched on my parents’ faces was absolutely appalling. Apparently, they intend to ring me in five days to assure me that they won’t pursue this transaction further… let’s keep our fingers crossed!
10 years
I've just received a call from this number that was trying to sell me an expensive phone blocking service. It seems the genuine Telephone Preference Service is onto these fraudulent calls. I told them I was tied up at the moment and asked for a contact number I could ring back later! Cheers for providing this helpful site to verify such matters.
10 years
The caller had a thick accent, and after a brief conversation, I decided to end the call gracefully. Quite suspicious and rather insistent, to say the least. He provided this number, yet he actually rang me from 0203069213.
10 years
Something seems a bit off here. I wouldn’t put my faith in them, to be honest.
10 years
Received a call at about 4.40 in the afternoon from a bloke with a really thick Asian accent, trying to get my credit card info. Honestly, it’s ridiculous these people aren’t being cracked down on faster. This is a serious issue that the authorities need to tackle immediately - it feels like a national disgrace. These con artists have been operating for ages, yet somehow they're still allowed to rip people off!
10 years
I got a call from some so-called telephone preference service trying to check my card info. The woman had a really strong Asian accent and seemed super convincing, even knew lots about me. Honestly, it felt like a total scam, so watch out if you get a ring from this number!
10 years
I had an unexpected phone call from this number claiming to be associated with the Telephone Preference Service. They knew my name and address, which was somewhat unsettling, but when they asked for my bank card details, I promptly ended the call. Better safe than sorry!
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
just received a call from this number claiming i needed to sign up again for tps. i was asked for my info but i refused since it was an unexpected call. they then told me to ring back on 02036300351. thankfully I looked up that number online first and it seemed fishy. no way am i calling back!
TPS
10 years
I just wanted to share my experience with a rather dodgy phone call my mother received. At 84 years old, she was contacted by some callers claiming that the phone blocking service I organised three years back with Virgin had expired and she needed to part with £21 to renew it. They managed to extract all her banking information! This has definitely been a timely reminder that when receiving calls like that, it’s best to keep your cards close to your chest. Never divulge any personal details to strangers over the phone!
Virgin
10 years
Got a call yet again from 02036300351 around 6.47pm, this time some bloke saying his name was Adam and claiming to be from the Telephone Preference Service. He kept pestering me for my credit card info. I told him I'd already reported these calls to the TPS and called him a bloody scammer. Then, he just hung up on me. I've reported this one as well, and I'd advise anyone else who gets a call like this to do the same.
AdamTelephone Preference ServiceTPS
10 years
I don’t understand how this firm managed to call me. The bloke said his name was Daryl, then when I asked for his number he gave me 0203630051. He started asking for an activation code linked to my credit card, mentioning it expires on 17th May. Luckily, I refused and told him I wasn’t comfortable with it. What’s really odd is that I emailed the telephone preference service this morning, so either someone’s leaking info or they’re watching my emails? I'm pretty worried and plan to report this straight away.
DarylTelephone Preference Service
10 years
Someone called me pretending to be from TPS customer services and threatened to take me off the service if I didn't give them my bank details. This sort of company ought to be taken to court and have all their funds frozen.
TPS
10 years
Just like what others have mentioned, my father got a call from this number earlier today, purporting to be from the TPS. They were once again requesting his bank account information under the guise of conducting "security checks." It's quite concerning, really.
TPS
10 years
Got a call from someone saying they're with TPS wanting my payment info for a registration we supposedly did. Definitely a scam!
TPS
10 years
Today, my dad got a call from 02036300351 and the person on the line said they were from the TPS. They tried to get him to give his bank details, saying it was for some sort of “security verification.” Felt a bit dodgy if you ask me.
TPS
10 years
I can't believe what this company has done! They somehow obtained my elderly father's banking information by misleading him into thinking that my late mother had signed up their phone number. It’s absolutely heart-wrenching; he’s still grappling with the loss of my mum, and now he's facing the possibility of his bank account being targeted for a service he has absolutely no use for! He’s already on the proper Telephone Preference Service list, so this is just adding to his anxiety during such a tough time.
10 years
I received a rather dubious call purporting to be from the Telephone Preference Service. This chap appeared to have an alarming amount of information pertaining to our phone account, even going as far as to mention my credit card and direct debit specifics. He inquired about the expiry dates, but I adamantly declined to share any financial information. The gentleman had a thick accent and mispronounced our address, which only heightened my suspicions. After dialing 1471, it revealed a withheld number. It seemed he was suggesting a monthly subscription to reduce nuisance calls, which I found quite concerning. It raises serious questions about how our personal information has been compromised so readily by our telephone provider.
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
got a call from 02030641213 claiming to be from some call blocking company, said they needed to verify my info. they asked for my bank details, so I gave them some made-up ones since my account’s shut now and i even mixed up a few digits. they said everything checked out fine. ended up chatting with them for like 30 minutes just to mess about. if they wanna try scamming me, I’m just gonna keep wasting their time. the number they gave me back was 02036300351 if anyone wants to watch out for it.
10 years
I received a call today featuring a rather noticeable accent from a woman who claimed to be associated with TPS. I couldn’t help but wonder if they were trying to sell a service to block those pesky international calls? The caller ID displayed "out of area," which was quite intriguing. When I tried to inquire about the number I had gotten, we ended up in a rather chaotic conversation - it felt like we were both talking over one another. At one point, I was rather bluntly advised to "get a life." I seized the opportunity to let her know that I thought Telephone Preference Service was nothing more than a con. Oddly enough, a male with quite a thick accent took over the line shortly after, and I promptly asked him to ensure my number was removed from their list.
TPS
10 years
I received a call from this number, and the chap on the other end, who was sporting a rather pronounced foreign accent, introduced himself as "Daryl Brown." He stated he was representing the TPS and asked for my payment details regarding our recent registration. I’ve got a strong feeling this is a scam. I wouldn't be surprised if they soon change their number to keep the ruse going.
Daryl BrownTPS
10 years
Got a ring from 02036300351 saying my call blocking had run out and I had to pay to renew it. Thing is, this blocking service is free and there was no expiry. They sounded like they knew a fair bit about me, which made me uneasy, and they kept pushing for more info. I informed my bank right away but still keep getting calls from hidden numbers, usually with an Indian accent, saying the system's active and asking for cash. It’s proper annoying and feels dodgy.
10 years
Just got a ring from 02036300351 claiming they were TPS, some bloke named Charles or something. He actually knew my name and address, but when he started going on about my credit card expiry date and wanted me to confirm it, i quickly just ended the call. Felt off straight away!
TPSCharlie
10 years
I got a rather suspicious call today, allegedly from the TPS, and it was from someone named Charles of all things! He had my name and address, which was a bit unsettling. Then, he started prattling on about the expiration date of my credit card and requested that I verify it. At that point, I thought it best to just end the call.
TPSCharles
10 years
I just had a rather dodgy call where they wanted my banking information, so I promptly ended the conversation. Interestingly, this was the number they provided when I inquired about their company.
10 years
I received a call from a call centre claiming to be associated with the Telephone Preference Service. They kicked off the conversation by requesting some form of identification to confirm I was indeed the person they were after, asking for details from my bank card, no less! They assured me the service was complimentary, yet they also mentioned a fee of £21.21. After repeatedly stating that I had no intention of handing over any cash, they abruptly ended the call - which, I must say, is quite a rarity!
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
This morning, my wife received a rather dubious call from a charlatan claiming to be involved in some sort of initiative to eliminate nuisance calls (ironically, not their own!). He insisted on obtaining information from her cheque book, but she quite rightly declined. He then provided a number (James at extension 4116, 0203 6300351) for her to ring him back and promised to call again. Luckily, when he rang back, she didn’t pick up, and the subsequent call came from a 'withheld number'. Later in the afternoon, I found myself at home when yet another call came through, following the same old nonsense about blocking nuisance calls. This time, he demanded the three digits located on the bottom of my cheque book (the nerve of these individuals!). I mentioned my intent to search for his number online which he had previously shared. However, he continued to press, so I firmly told him where to go and hung up. Please take heed of this scam!
James
10 years
A chap by the name of Austin Jones rang her up, boasting what she perceived as an Indian or Pakistani accent. He called her a couple of times before she finally decided to give him a moment of her time. He claimed he was there to assist her in stopping the persistent nuisance calls that had been plaguing her. But, wouldn't you know it, by the end of the conversation, he was fishing for her bank details, stating she’d have to cough up £50 to set things right. Then, this afternoon, she received a call from a woman with a blocked number. This woman informed her that, being an old-age pensioner, she wouldn’t have to pay the regular £30 monthly fee they typically charged-apparently there wouldn’t be any costs at all. Honestly, it feels like something is amiss. Her family has already sorted out new cards and will be overseeing her financial matters, so she won't fall for this trickery again. But one must wonder, how many others have been ensnared in this dubious scheme?
Austin Jones
10 years
The number in question has been registered to MicroTalk Europe Limited.
MicroTalk Europe Limited
10 years
I’m rather uncertain about this particular number. It rang my friend and claimed that, for a fee of £50, they could put an end to all the annoying calls she's been receiving. She went ahead and paid up, but her family is convinced it’s a dodgy scheme. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Thankfully, her family acted quickly and cancelled her card straight away to prevent any further charges.

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