02038070112
TimeLine☎️ 02038070112 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 203807 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038070112
- Blocked number reported on siteJun
2024Silence and static on callJun
2024Need better management of trademarksMar
2017Great service, highly professional companyMar
2017Scam call offering fake serviceMar
2017Caller reported as Katie, aggressiveMar
2017Possible scam call, be cautious.Mar
2017Domain name scam by SamuelFeb
2017Possible scam, be cautiousFeb
2017Scam alert from fake "Trademark Office"Feb
2017Received calls, found voicemail suspiciousFeb
2017Spam call selling domain registrationFeb
2017Advised to research domain issueFeb
2017Scam call asking for moneyFeb
2017Potential scam regarding domain nameFeb
2017Received message from Catherine KingFeb
2017Grateful for website comments assistanceFeb
2017Scam call claiming trademark issueFeb
2017Michael works at trademark officeFeb
2017Potential domain name scam warningFeb
2017Opted not to call backFeb
2017Scam involving inflated domain pricesFeb
2017Avoided domain name scam successfullyFeb
2017Alert about potential web address hijackingFeb
2017Suspicious phone call about copyingFeb
2017Warning about potential scammer, ArthurFeb
2017Suspicious call from fake agencyFeb
2017Arthur made unsolicited sales callFeb
2017Scam alert, different from officeFeb
2017Claiming trademark and intellectual propertyJan
2017claiming to be trademark officeJan
2017Number Of Searches: 250 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 05 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abbeydale(Gloucestershire) and Ileden(Kent).
02038070112 has 31 comments of which 23 x neutral and 7 x negative and 1 x positive
02038070112 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038070112 👆 is reported as a suspicious and potentially fraudulent caller posing as representatives from a trademark or intellectual property office. Numerous individuals have received unsolicited calls informing them that someone is attempting to register a domain name similar to theirs, often urging immediate payment of a significantly inflated fee to secure the domain. The callers use high-pressure tactics, lack transparency, and refuse to provide written confirmation. Genuine domain registration services are available at a fraction of the quoted costs. Many have found this number linked to aggressive sales practices and have cautioned others against engaging or providing payment. Verification through official channels is strongly advised before responding to such calls.
Reports on phone number 02038070112
2 yearsAccording to what I found here, this number is blocked by many people.2 yearsI picked up the phone, but all I could hear was silence at first, then a bit of crackling noise before it went dead quiet again. No one said anything.9 yearsYeah, I got the same call from someone claiming to be the trademark office. When did they start handling website registrations anyway? Especially if the site isn’t even trademarked. They tried to tell me they could reserve a “backup website” with the same name for like £260 for 10 years. Ridiculous. I just went online and booked the domain for a year myself for under a quid, sorted easy.9 yearsI had a really good experience with these guys, honestly no complaints. They did exactly what they said they would and were proper professional throughout the entire process. The service was spot on.9 yearsGot a call from Tobin Miller on 020 380 70112 pitching £259 for 10 years - sounded odd. Lucky I decided to google the number first. 020 380 70112.Tobin Miller9 yearsGot a call from a number that showed up as "Unknown." The person said she was Katie from the Trademark Office in London, like others have mentioned here. She was really pushy, saying someone was attempting to register our domain name. I didn’t hang about and cut them off before they could even mention anything about asking for money. Told them to jog on...KatieTrademark OfficeLondon9 yearsGot a call from 020 3807 0112 saying they're from the Trademark Office. Actually said that someone wanted to buy the [###] version of our domain. Kept pushing me to just say yes or no and said they'd ring back later this afternoon. I told them I’ll have to make sure they’re legit first, so I’m pretty sure I won’t be getting that callback!Trademark Office9 yearsI had a couple of calls from someone named Samuel ###, who was pretty pushy and quite rude about sorting out a payment of £258.79 so I could keep a domain name. I’m thinking of reporting it to Action Fraud at 0300 123 2040 because it felt really dodgy.SamuelAction Fraud9 yearsI got a call from a guy named Michael, claiming he was from the Trademark Office. He said someone was attempting to register our company’s name and we had to get back to him straight away. After checking around a bit, we stumbled on this website and realised right away it’s a scam.MichaelTrademark Office9 yearsGot a couple of calls from someone named Katie claiming to be from the Trademark Office, saying someone was after our domain name but with a .info extension. She kept pushing that we could "protect our rights" by stopping their trademark application. The whole call felt pretty shady and unprofessional right from the start. Of course, she wanted payment, just like all the other scammy calls folks are mentioning here. I looked up the number she gave me and all these reviews popped up, so glad to see I wasn’t imagining things!KatieTrademark Office9 yearsThis number 02038070112 rang me two days in a row, someone called Rachel Smith apparently. Figured I’d give a ring back, but just got a weird voicemail. Didn’t really know if it was dodgy or legit, so I checked out this site hoping it’d clear things up, since I thought there'd be some official stuff going on.Rachel Smith9 yearsGot a call from Jamie at Trade Mark London on 0203 8070112. There was loads of background noise, like a boiler room running through lists. He said someone wanted to register my address but with a .info ending instead of the usual [###]. Then he asked if it would impact my business, offering to register it for me for a small fee. With all the new options now like [###], [###], .pub and endless other endings, it’s just too much to keep up with, so I said no thanks. Seeing some emails later, I think I made the right call.JamieTrade Mark London9 yearsGot a call from someone named Michael at a trade office. He said that some business was trying to snatch my domain name, and if I wanted to stop that, I’d have to pay £258 to register it for 10 years. I told him I'd need to check things out first. Seemed off to me, and I figured if it was legit, they’d send me details through the post or email.Michael9 yearsOn Wednesday 22nd February 2017 at 10:19:58, I got a message from someone named Catherine King, supposedly from the Trademark Office. The number she left was 02038070112 extension 978142. The message was something like "Could you please call back about your domain name, it's quite urgent." I played back the voicemail and honestly, Ms King didn’t come across as very sharp and she struggled to answer the questions my assistant had. After reading other folks’ experiences with this, I’m choosing not to ring back.Catherine KingTrademark OfficeKing9 yearsIt appears that there's a bit of a flurry of phone calls happening at the moment. Just got a ring from a chap named Samuel O'Connor (with two 'M's, how amusing!) who was requesting £250 to supposedly prevent another individual from registering a variant of our domain. Funny enough, we can actually grab that for a mere £12 annually!Samuel O ' Connor9 yearsI got a message on Wednesday, 22nd February 2017 at 10:19:58, purportedly from Catherine King at the Trademark Office. She left the following contact number: Phone: 02038070112 extension 978142. In her message, she stated, "Could you please call back concerning your domain name? This is quite urgent." It’s obvious this is a dodgy attempt to pressurise us into paying over the odds for our current domain names...Catherine KingTrademark Office9 yearsGot a call from someone named Emma who claimed to be from the "trademark office." She was telling me that a domain similar to ours but ending with [###] is currently in quarantine. She said we could snap it up for £26 a year if we wanted. I told her I’d ring back later and she gave me this number. After a quick Google search, I found this site and honestly, cheers to everyone who shared their experiences here - it really helped me figure out what’s going on!Emma9 yearsTwice, a woman named Emma rang me claiming she represented the Trademark Office. She told me someone was attempting to buy our website domain but with a .eu ending. According to her, she was 'quarantining' it temporarily to prevent others from snapping it up, stating we were the only ones entitled to it. She wanted someone from our IT or PR team to get back to her at 020 3807 0112 to go over the details and share our preferences. When I asked her to put it in an email for confirmation, she said it wasn’t possible because it was supposedly urgent!EmmaTrademark Office9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Nathan at the trademark office, trying to charge me £250 for a decade's worth of domain registration. They mentioned something about the domain being held in quarantine 'cause of some odd request. Thing is, that's not true at all, and the actual charge is just £7.19 each year. Felt like a proper scam.Nathan9 yearsGot a call from some guy named Michael claiming to be from the trademark office. Felt a bit off, so I hung up quick. Not sure if it’s legit or just another scam, but be careful!Michael9 yearsGot a voicemail from someone named Samuel at the Trademark Office. After seeing all the reviews here, we think it's best not to return the call.SamuelTrademark Office9 yearsIt appears they’re spinning a tale that suggests someone’s keen on purchasing your domain name and that, for a small fee, they'll allow you to buy it first, effectively keeping the other buyer at bay. The irony is, they’re asking for double the usual price, and it's likely the whole interested party thing is just a ruse.10 yearsGot a call from some guy named Arthur at the Trademark and Intellectual Property Office, saying someone was trying to snatch our domain but with a .info ending. He told me to check with our IT team. Instead, I just went ahead and registered the .info myself through our usual provider, costing about £20 for two years. Then I phoned them back a few days later, acting a bit clueless and asked what I should do about it. They then tried to sell me the domain for a whopping £258 for 10 years! Obviously, I said no thanks.ArthurTrademark and Intellectual Property Office10 yearsMy assistant received a call from someone who shared a tale strikingly similar to Jim's. I can confidently say he's a fraudster... goes by the name of Arthur Salt.JimArthur Salt10 yearsI got a call from someone named "David" claiming he was from the Trademark and Intellectual Property Office. He said someone was copying our website's domain with a ".eu" ending. He didn't give me any real info and came across as quite dodgy. When I called back, I spoke with a guy called Bradley who was all over the place and couldn't explain anything properly.DavidTrademark and Intellectual Property OfficeBradley10 yearsGot a call from a bloke named David who claimed someone was attempting to register a web domain almost identical to ours but ending with [###]. He wanted to know if I'd be alright with that info being sold to a third party. He said he was with the Trademark & Intellectual Property Office in London, though the number showed as an 'international' one. The number he gave was 020 3807 0112. He told me I could secure the domain for £25.75 per year for ten years, which I wasn’t interested in, so I said no thanks.DavidTrademark & Intellectual Property OfficeLondon10 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call from someone named Arthur, who claimed to represent the trademark office. He mentioned that there's an impending purchase of a domain name quite alike mine. He insisted that I ought to fork out £25 annually to safeguard my web address. Quite the unusual request if you ask me!Arthur10 yearsArthur rang me up saying that someone was attempting to purchase a domain name that included our company’s name, finishing with [###]. He claimed to be from the Intellectual Property and Trademark Office, but when I asked a few probing questions, he got quite irritable. His replies started to contradict themselves, so I just ended the call.Arthur10 yearsThis number called me, and a bloke named Arthur was on the line saying someone was trying to grab a domain name like my business’s. It smelt like a sales pitch right away. When I pushed back and questioned him, he admitted he didn’t appreciate my doubtful nature. I ended the call, but he rang me again and proceeded to give me a bit of earache.Arthur10 yearsReceived a call from someone saying they were from a trademark and intellectual property office.10 yearsApparently called up saying they were from the ‘trademark office’ or something like that.Submit Your Own Report (020 3807 0112)
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