02038072002
☎️ 02038072002 👆 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 02038072002
- Frustration over random phone callsAug
2017Suspicious call about loan refundJan
2017Ignored call, won't return itDec
2016Suspicious call about PPI refundDec
2016Scam involving false cash promotionDec
2016Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 5 First Seen: 07 December 2016 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Guide Bridge(Greater Manchester) and Tiumpan Head(Western Isles).
02038072002 has 5 comments of which 5 x neutral
02038072002 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038072002 👆 is reported as a nuisance scam caller exploiting claims about PPI refunds, often mentioning substantial sums and requesting upfront fees. Callers, sometimes using common British names but speaking with foreign accents, pressure recipients to pay fees via unconventional methods such as iTunes vouchers. The callers seem to use random or unverified numbers and may transfer to supposed supervisors. Many users describe the approach as suspicious and too good to be true, advising against engaging or returning calls. It is generally advised to treat such calls with caution, avoid providing personal details, and not to follow unusual payment demands.
Reports on phone number 02038072002
9 yearsThat rude woman who rang me from 020 3807 2002 confessed she didn’t even know who she was trying to reach. They just dial numbers out of the blue, no proper list or anything. I wish the blast from my whistle in her ear would knock her off her feet for a bit... :)10 yearsGot a call earlier saying I was owed £3750 in PPI from an old loan I took out ages ago. The woman on the phone, called "Emma," had a pretty strong Indian/Pakistani accent. She then put me through to a "Supervisor Brian," who sounded the same. They seemed to have some info about my loan, but wanted me to pay a £375 fee first, which they said I’d pay once a rep came to my house with the money within the next couple of hours. It all sounded a bit too dodgy to be real, especially since my number seems to pop up in similar stories here. Definitely a scam, I reckon.EmmaBrian10 yearsgot a call from this number earlier but they didn’t leave any voicemail so i looked it up and decided I’m not ringing them back.10 yearsToday I received a phone call from this number saying I'd be refunded £3750 for PPI and that a FEDEX delivery would arrive tomorrow. They insisted I ring them back exactly at 4:30pm on 02038072002 to confirm. Interestingly, there was no talk about iTunes vouchers at all!FEDEX10 yearsThis bloke said I was owed £3750 in PPI compensation and that I needed to buy £375 worth of iTunes vouchers from Asda as some sort of 'service charge'. Then, he reckoned once I had the vouchers, they'd send a FedEx courier with the money. I called them back after grabbing the vouchers, but I think it was some sort of premium rate number, probably to rip me off further. Not daft enough to fall for that, no way. Mrs StokesAsdaFedExStokesSubmit Your Own Report (020 3807 2002)
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