02037712196
TimeLine☎️ 02037712196 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203771 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02037712196
- Received unwanted call, did not answerOct
2016Unsure why Financial Times calledOct
2016Unknown caller, asked for surnameOct
2016Rude dismissal of non-native speakerSep
2016British caller thought number validSep
2016Received strange call, abruptly disconnectedSep
2016Annoying caller interrupted phone surveyAug
2016Unwanted survey call from IndiaAug
2016Upset with call center's insensitivityAug
2016Unwanted, interrupting, pestering phone callsAug
2016Unrecognized early morning phone callAug
2016User's son lied for yearsAug
2016User checked for response, relievedAug
2016Unexpected call for son, hung upAug
2016Blocked number, searched online, found commentsAug
2016Hung up on foreign survey callAug
2016Unanswered call; disrespectful behavior notedAug
2016Suspicious Indian caller pretending surveyAug
2016Refusing survey from unknown sourceAug
2016Same as earlier reportAug
2016Suspicious call claimed Financial TimesAug
2016Caller mentioned Financial Times, unclearAug
2016Number Of Searches: 156 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 16 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bedminster Down(Bristol), Eilean Musdile(Argyll and Bute), Harlesden(Greater London) and Slack(West Yorkshire).
02037712196 has 21 comments of which 19 x neutral and 2 x negative
02037712196 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02037712196 👆 is reported as a nuisance number associated with unsolicited calls, often from a call centre with Indian-accented speakers. Callers frequently claim to be conducting surveys on behalf of the Financial Times, prompting confusion and suspicion, especially as many recipients have no UK connections. The calls are perceived as intrusive, sometimes with aggressive or dismissive behaviour from the callers. Several users express frustration over privacy violations and repeated contact despite being on the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). There are warnings that these calls may be attempts to extract personal or business information and advice to block the number. In summary, this number is linked to unsolicited, potentially deceptive marketing calls and is best treated with caution.
Reports on phone number 02037712196
10 yearsI got a call from them too but I don’t live in the UK, so I just ignored it. Didn’t bother answering at all.UK10 yearsGot a call from some bloke with a thick Indian accent, barely caught what he was saying. Said it was for a survey from the Financial Times. We're just a tiny firm based in Belgium, so no clue why the Financial Times would want to chat with us.Financial TimesBelgium10 yearsGot a call today, they asked for me by my last name. Thing is, I don’t know anyone over here in the UK. Very strange.UK10 yearsA guy with a thick accent rang me, sounded like some kind of business thing. I didn’t really catch what he was on about so I just told him I’m not interested and ended the call quickly.10 yearsI’m living abroad but saw it was a UK number and picked up. A woman speaking with an American accent said something like, "you've been removed from this call," then just ended the call straight away. Strange experience!UK10 yearsSo, I’m a Brit living abroad and I picked up because it looked like a UK number. Then this American woman’s voice came on saying, "you've been kicked out of this call," and she just cut me off. Weird experience!UK10 yearsGot a call from someone in India on our business phone, talking about some kind of survey. I told him we’re on the TPS and that unsolicited calls are against the law. Asked him to take our info off their list or we’d have to report it to the cops if they rang again. He didn’t seem to get what I was saying, so I just ended the call with a quick goodbye.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsGot a call from some Indian call centre asking for my dad, who’s been dead for 6 years now. Obviously, I wasn’t too pleased about that. Asked to speak to a manager, but all they said was he was stuck in a meeting. Felt like a load of rubbish to me.10 yearsGot a call from someone I didn’t ask for, bit annoying really.10 yearsThey called asking for my son, but he totally made up a different name - been doing that for over 14 years now!10 yearsOn Bank Holiday Monday, 29th August, around 8.15 in the morning, I got a call. They wanted to speak to my son by name. I told them he wasn’t here, then the person just ended the call.10 yearsNo message was left when they called and I didn't pick up. I looked it up here afterwards and honestly, I'm glad I didn’t waste my time calling back.10 yearsAt about half past eight in the morning, my landline buzzed with a call from this number. I was awake by then, but I was a bit annoyed to see a number I didn’t know, so I let it ring out. They never left a voicemail or anything.10 yearsGot a call from an unknown number and wasn’t sure who it was, so I looked it up on Google and came across this site along with loads of comments. Cheers for the info! I blocked the number straight away. Seriously, grab a phone that can block calls - you need it. Loads of scammers and dodgy characters out there.Google10 yearsGot a call from someone with an accent claiming they were conducting a survey. I told them I don’t do phone surveys and just ended the call.10 yearsToday, just about lunchtime on 25 August 2016, my phone went off. I paused getting dinner ready to pick up, but the person on the other side didn’t say a single word. It’s really rude and companies or folks acting like that shouldn’t be dealing with the public at all. Such silent calls are just unacceptable.10 yearsGot a call from someone in India saying it was a survey, sounded a bit dodgy to me.India10 yearsGot a call from some Indian call centre pretending to be from the Financial Times, saying they wanted to do a survey. I wasn’t having any of it and gave them a piece of my mind.Financial Times10 yearsJust like someone else mentioned before me.10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with the Financial Times asking if I could do a quick interview or answer some questions. I just hung up straight away.Financial Times10 yearsI wasn't sure what it was about, something to do with the financial times maybe, but the person on the phone was really hard to make out.Financial TimesSubmit Your Own Report (020 3771 2196)
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