02036376805
☎️ 02036376805 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Inet Telecoms Ltd (Voipfone). It is part of the phone block 203637 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036376805
- Agent was unhelpful, took numberAug
2016Unauthorized charge for insurance renewalAug
2016Suspected scam using stolen dataAug
2016Received call, but no responseAug
2016Checking hot air balloon detailsAug
2016Beware of phone scam callsAug
2016Scam call; unpleasant demeanor reportedAug
2016Scam call about appliance insuranceAug
2016Bosch warranty call is fraudulentAug
2016Calmly answers, hangs up immediatelyJul
2016Persistent abusive scam calls reportedJul
2016Scam targeting credit card informationJul
2016Survey call misleads about warrantyJul
2016Repeated spam calls; no responseJul
2016Stop abusive calls immediately, pleaseJul
2016Abusive calls causing anxiety distressJul
2016Survey call about washing machine misleadingJul
2016Caller falsely claimed warranty detailsJul
2016Insurance sales calls not reputableJul
2016Spam call about warranty expirationJul
2016Telemarketer misrepresented themselves; rude callJul
2016Repeated silent calls from unknownJul
2016Daily scam calls about insuranceJul
2016New scam with unhelpful representativesJul
2016Spam call about expired warrantyJul
2016Abusive salesman, scam company reportedJul
2016Aggressive calls about nonexistent applianceJul
2016Daily harassment from warranty callerJul
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 28 First Seen: 11 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Broad Marston(Worcestershire), Crook(Devon), Eglwysbach(Conwy) and West End(Bedfordshire).
02036376805 has 28 comments of which 22 x neutral and 6 x negative
02036376805 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036376805 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to aggressive and misleading calls, often claiming washing machine warranties have expired to push insurance sales. Callers frequently target owners of brands like Hotpoint, Bosch, and others, despite many recipients having no relevant appliances or valid warranties. Complaints highlight rude behaviour, refusal to stop calls, and suspicious use of personal details, suggesting a likely scam. Some calls appear automated or silent, while others involve pressure tactics or abusive language when challenged. Customers are strongly advised not to share personal or payment information, to verify independently with manufacturers, and to register on the Telephone Preference Service. Blocking the number and remaining cautious can help avoid falling victim to potential fraud linked to this source.
Reports on phone number 02036376805
10 yearsSomeone called asking about renewing the warranty on my washing machine. I told them it was only six months old. When I asked where I could report a problem, they didn’t seem to know, which felt a bit odd. So, I just noted down the number they called from.10 yearsI reckon this is a scam, looks like they've scraped info from somewhere else.10 yearsHad almost the same thing happen to me recently. A couple of days back, got a call asking about my Hotpoint washing machine, and I said straight away I wasn't interested in any offers. Then today, another call came through about my washing machine’s 3 year warranty running out. I told the person again I wasn’t interested, but then they said they’d already renewed the policy and taken the money from my bank account, which they apparently have on file! Totally not what I agreed to.10 yearsPicked up the phone and they just hung up on me straight away.10 yearsA few days back, I got a call asking about how my Hotpoint washing machine was performing. I wasn’t too sure what to say, so I muttered something like "erm, yes" and the person just ended the call straight away. Then today, a young woman rang, offering to guide me through extending the warranty, which I guess would have involved handing over my bank info! I told her I thought it was a scam and that I don’t even own a Hotpoint. The main thing here is to never do any deals over the phone unless you’ve dialled out yourself and trust the number you’re calling.10 yearsSomebody called me claiming they were confirming info about a family hot air balloon trip or something like that?10 yearsI received a rather peculiar call claiming that the insurance on my Hotpoint washing machine had expired and required urgent renewal. It’s odd, really, as we dealt with that directly with Hotpoint just a month ago.Hotpoint10 yearsGot a few calls from this number claiming that our Bosch appliance wasn’t covered by warranty any longer. Pretty strange since we bought it only about half a year ago. So, I rang Bosch directly, and they told me they never call customers about warranties, they only send letters if the warranty is about to expire and the product is registered. I also contacted our local dealers and found out they don’t have any digital database of buyers. This has scam written all over it. - LWBoschLW10 yearsGot a call again after a few days, someone called Evan claiming to be from Appliance about tech or some kind of protection plan. It’s that Hotpoint warranty trick again. Honestly, the way he talked was really rude.EvanHotpoint10 yearsThese days when my phone rings, I just calmly say 'hello' and then quickly add 'goodbye' before the person on the other end can get a word in.10 yearsThey keep ringing me even though I exposed their nonsense scam a few months back. Now they’ve turned nasty and started making threats.Evan10 yearsWatch out, this one’s definitely a scam. They try to get you to sign up for some kind of insurance and then ask for your credit card info. Not worth trusting at all!10 yearsSo, a couple of days back, I got a call from a woman asking just one question: if I had a Hotpoint or Bosch washing machine. I decided to say Hotpoint, just to see where this was heading. Fast forward to today, and a bloke rings up, quite sure of himself, telling me my Hotpoint warranty had expired. I asked how he knew that, and he claimed the company had sent them the info. Problem is, I don’t even own a Hotpoint washer! I told him straight that either he was making it up or had been fed false info because he only assumed I had a Hotpoint since I told some lady that a couple of days ago. The weird part? He argued back, saying there aren’t any women in their office. I just said, well, whoever is lying - whether it’s you or your bosses - maybe you should rethink working there. He said, ‘they pay me good money, thanks’, and I just hung up. Proper dodgy stuff. His company said they’re Appliance ProTech.Appliance ProTech10 yearsI've had this number ring me for the 30th time now, and today the caller got really rude after I mentioned I’m on the TPS list. He claimed it was a proper company and that they’re allowed to call whenever they want. I asked why they keep ringing even after knowing I don’t have a washing machine, and he got angry. I ended up telling him to piss off. They call me like 2 to 5 times every day, which is awful when you’re already struggling with anxiety!Telephone Preference Service10 yearsToday I got loads of calls from the same number, finally picked up the last one thinking I was home from work but no one said a word! Definitely feels like a spam call!10 yearsCan someone please tell the person behind this number to quit ringing me? They’re really rude and just ignore when I ask them to stop. It’s not right to keep pestering a home like that, especially when asked to be taken off the call list. I really want this number to leave me alone now. Cheers, Carolyn.Carolyn10 yearsFew days back, I received a call apparently conducting a 'survey' about the brand of washing machine I have at home. Without realising, I mistakenly said Bosch instead of Miele, which is what I actually own. Now, out of the blue, I’ve been contacted to inform me that the warranty on my Bosch washing machine has run out and I can extend it. Bit odd, right? Also, the number that appeared on my caller ID was 001442036376805, which made me question whether the call was even made from within the UK.BoschUK10 yearsThis number called me and the bloke said his name was Toby Nicholls. He was going on about how our Bosch washing machine's 5 year warranty was about to run out. He kept saying Bosch had given us 5 years of cover but the machine wasn’t even six years old. Thing is, the washer is actually way older than that. Bit odd, really.Toby NichollsBosch10 yearsI've been getting loads of calls from this company trying to push insurance for stuff like washing machines. Luckily, our new phone has call blocking and it just sent them to voicemail today. They never left a message, which makes me think they probably aren't very trustworthy.10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier claiming my Samsung washing machine warranty had lapsed. Thing is, it’s supposed to be covered for five years. The bloke got quite rude, saying that coverage was only for parts and labour, not faults. I was like, “Is that so?” and just hung up. Never gave me his name or any company details either.Samsung10 yearsSo I got a call from someone claiming to be from Hotpoint about my washing machine. They couldn't get my name, street, or even my village right! When I asked where they got my info from, he said it was from a survey we supposedly filled in. No way! Then he said he was dyslexic and hung up on me when I called him out. Honestly, mate, you rang me first, don't blame me for being annoyed!Hotpoint10 yearsGot a call from the same bloke thrice today and once the day before. The first time, this guy with an Asian accent asked if I was still using the washing machine. I just said it's my wife's job and then ended the call. Later, I got a call where there was just silence, and another one where he asked who I was, then quickly hung up.10 yearsEvery day they keep ringing me about insurance for my Hotpoint machine even though I've told them it’s really old and I don’t want any cover. Oddly enough, the number they call from keeps changing. Feels like a total scam to me.10 yearsDefinitely seems like some kind of scam. They couldn’t say where or when the item was bought. They mentioned Beko or something… When I asked more detailed questions, the sales person instantly passed me to a team leader. I asked again and the guy just ended the call on me. Feels like another dodgy scheme to me.10 yearsGot a call claiming it was about our ancient washing machine, saying our warranty had run out - which we never even had! Definitely just some spam rubbish.10 yearsGot a call from some Bosch insurance bloke - absolute nightmare. Started off with dodgy chat then went proper abusive, even throwing out horrible words about people from Norwich. Felt like a total scam to me. Stay clear of that lot.BoschNorwich10 yearsSo, yesterday I got a call asking if I owned a washing machine and what brand it was. Then, today alone I’ve had two more calls about a Hotpoint washer I don’t even have. When I told them straight up I don’t own one and to stop calling me, both callers got pretty hostile. I even brought up the TPS (Telephone Preference Service), and that just seemed to make them more annoyed and aggressive.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsThis number has been bothering me with calls each day this past week, claiming they're from Hotpoint about my washing machine's warranty running out. Thing is, my washing machine is about 15 years old! When I asked them to quit phoning me, the bloke just said they'd keep ringing daily. Honestly, feels like harassment to me.HotpointSubmit Your Own Report (020 3637 6805)
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