02037702999
TimeLine☎️ 02037702999 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203770 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02037702999
- Beware of scam callers requesting informationFeb
2016Possible scam call about energyNov
2015Scam call regarding overcharged billAug
2015Boiler room scam, ignore callersAug
2015Dealing with persistent phone scammersAug
2015Persistent calls despite hold musicAug
2015Fake caller, rude and insistentJun
2015Rude scam call about energy billMay
2015Rude overseas caller about billsApr
2015Share your experience with 02037702999Mar
2015Suspicious call from unclear sourceMar
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 04 March 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brock Hill(Essex), Cranloch(Moray), Little Cumbrae Isle(East Ayrshire) and Summerfield(Norfolk).
02037702999 has 9 comments of which 8 x neutral and 1 x negative
02037702999 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02037702999 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation predominantly targeting individuals and businesses under the guise of energy suppliers, notably British Gas and EDF Energy. Callers use foreign accents, often Indian, and press for meter or bill details, particularly the MPAN number, which should never be disclosed as it can jeopardise contracts. The calls are characterised by urgency, rudeness, and poor line quality, frequently involving demands for immediate action or bill information. Official energy companies confirm they do not make such calls. Multiple users have blocked the number, reported receiving repeated calls and bogus identities, and warned others to remain cautious and not provide any personal or billing information. This number is strongly associated with fraudulent activity, and engagement is unequivocally discouraged.
Reports on phone number 02037702999
11 yearsWhen I answered, the chap spoke with a foreign accent, so I asked his name. He said it was Alan Bennson, which struck me as quite a proper English name. He then claimed my last British Gas bill was too high, but I had it right in front of me and knew that wasn’t true. Next, he asked me to check the back of the bill and read out the MPAN number. I said since he already seemed to have my bill details, he should tell me the MPAN first. He did, apart from a number in the top right corner, which he said was needed for security and wanted me to read it out. I refused. Later, I called British Gas and they confirmed I made the right call by not sharing that particular number. If I had, he could’ve switched me to a pricier contract without my consent. So, be very careful - never hand over your MPAN to random callers! FredAlan BennsonCheersFred11 yearsSo yesterday, I got a call from someone claiming I’d been charged too much on my bill and wanted me to share my bill info. I told them, if they were legit, they’d already know that stuff. The bloke just hung up. Then about five mins later, a guy claiming to be his manager called with the same story. Definitely feels like a scam to me! - RichardRichard11 yearsJust like me, they’ve been ringing loads - got a call again yesterday and it’s been a few times over the months. The bloke on the line had a really strong Indian accent, proper pushy, and you could hear a bunch of people chatting in the background like it’s some dodgy call centre. It’s pure boiler room scam stuff. They try to chat about your energy deal and push you to switch to British Gas - yeah, British Gas - but it’s all fake; they know nothing really. They keep pestering you for your meter number, which you should NEVER give out. Yesterday, I messed around with them for like half an hour, kept bouncing them from one department to another. Told them the bloke who handles our energy supply slipped and knocked himself out retrieving the bill they wanted, so he’d call back. And wouldn’t you know, they rang back today. Left them on hold for another 15 minutes and then hung up, but they called right back again, so kept them on for another ten. Proper laugh for a Friday afternoon. Just outwit them at their own game. Oh, and they said they were from a firm called WISE, claiming to be working with British Gas. Watch out for that name if they ring you.BlimeyBritish GasWISECaller11 yearsGot one of those energy company calls too, they put me on endless hold music straight away now. Even with that, they just keep ringing back like clockwork.11 yearsdodgy call for sure - some bloke said he was from EON but then wanted to see my bill, which made no sense at all. he was quite rude and kept pushing me for info. he said his name was Paul Parker, like Spiderman or something, and when i asked if thats true he just laughed it off. watch out for these types!EONPaul Parker12 yearsGot a call at work from this number, and it was the exact same story like people said earlier. The guy had a really strong Indian accent and kept asking if we’d got an energy bill yet. He was really pushy, telling me to find it straight away and read out what it said - honestly, his tone was quite rude and he was hard to follow. When I asked where he was calling from, all he did was repeat his demand about the energy bill. I just ended the call since he wouldn’t give any clear info. Whatever this is, it’s definitely a scam, so don’t share any details with them.12 yearsThis number has rung me up four times over the last couple of days, all about my electricity bill. I think they grabbed my details from some online company directory. The guy on the phone had an Indian accent and seemed like he was calling from abroad, and he was pretty rude. When I told him to stop calling me, he just laughed and said, "Tell me who your energy provider is and how much you paid last month." I refused, and then he asked to speak to whoever actually pays the bill (which is me, by the way, even though I sound quite young). That was the last straw, so I told him I’d block the number and not to call again.12 yearsDid these responses clear things up for you? Maybe you’ve had another kind of run-in with 02037702999? Please share what’s going on - what kind of calls, how often they come through, what time of day? Don’t hold back on anything, all the little bits matter! Loads of folks here have faced similar stuff and are more than happy to lend a hand!12 yearsThere was a pause at first, then a raspy voice with a strong Indian accent came through the terrible, crackling phone connection. They kept asking for Mr XXX, but they completely butchered the boss’s name, and then went on about some new electricity bill. They never mentioned who the supplier actually was. Something felt off about it, so I ended the call.XXXSubmit Your Own Report (020 3770 2999)
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