02038246519
☎️ 02038246519 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203824 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038246519
- Unauthorized Apple Pay account detectedJul
2026Scam: fake Santander direct debitMar
2026Scam email from Dream SmilesFeb
2026Phone number linked to phishingFeb
2026Fake Santander email; reported incidentFeb
2026Report scams via email, textsFeb
2026Negative, sarcastic, wishing harmFeb
2026Professional scam alert, thankful serviceFeb
2026Fake Santander email, phishing scamFeb
2026Fake Santander account sourceFeb
2026Scam call suspected from dental emailFeb
2026Email matches others; direct debitFeb
2026Santander direct debit £380 setFeb
2026Email confirms scam direct debitFeb
2026Unauthorized direct debit set upFeb
2026Number Of Searches: 94 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 01 February 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bridport(Dorset) and Enslow(Oxfordshire).
02038246519 has 15 comments of which 10 x negative and 5 x neutral
02038246519 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038246519 👆 is reported as a common number linked to phishing scams pretending to be Santander bank. Many users have received fake emails and texts warning about unauthorised direct debits, often involving large sums or dubious causes like dental plans or charities. The messages look professional, causing confusion, but multiple people confirmed with the actual bank that these are hoaxes. Users frequently mention scams trying to steal banking info and strongly recommend reporting such suspicious contacts. This number appears repeatedly in scam reports, especially related to fraudulent Santander communications, leading to warnings about sharing it or engaging with messages claiming to be from Santander bank.
Reports on phone number 02038246519
6 daysSeems to have evolved into a unauthorised account on Apple Pay nowApple5 monthsSomebody was calling saying they were from Santander, trying to get me to set up a direct debit for a big sum of money to some place called the Human Relief Foundation. Seemed pretty dodgy to me!SantanderHuman Relief Foundation6 monthsI got an email from Dream Smiles Dental in Bolton, but it turned out to be a scam. They somehow managed to set up a direct debit through my Santander account for £380 without my okay. Be careful with them!Dream Smiles DentalBoltonSantander6 monthsLike some others have mentioned, this was a bogus email claiming to be from Santander. I’ve never held an account with them. I’ve reported it now.Santander6 monthsGot an email claiming to be from Santander about my bank details, but after checking with the bank, turns out it’s a total scam. If you get a message from this number, don’t trust it!Santander6 monthsTotally, it really comes off like they know what they’re doing. What a load of nonsense! Honestly, I wish them a horrible toothache and no dentist in sight.6 monthsThere’s been a load of dodgy texts and emails pretending to be from banks going around lately. It’s really important to report them. You can forward any scam emails to "[email protected]" and the National Cyber Security Centre will have a look into it. Also, use the phishing report option (usually the three dots in the top-right) on the email itself to mark the sender as junk across multiple platforms. If you get a fishy text, forward it to 7726 - you can find more details about this on Google.National Cyber Security CentreGoogle6 monthsReally appreciate the quick reply. The email seemed so genuine, I wasn’t sure if it was a scam or not. Honestly, I’m glad I checked with your tool first. It claimed to be from Santander about a new direct debit on my account, warning me to call Santander straight away on 020 3824 6519 if I hadn’t set it up. But instead of ringing them, I decided to look up the number through your site. Thanks again for helping me out.Santander6 monthsI got an email pretending to be from Santander saying they were setting up a direct debit for some dental scheme. They told me to ring the number they gave. Definitely a phishing trick.Santander6 monthsThis number messaged me pretending to be from Santander, but it’s definitely a scam.Santander6 monthsGot an email saying they’d take £380.50 from me on 16th Feb 2026 for Dreams Smile Dental in Bolton, through Direct Debit, with a London contact number at the end: 02038247519. I decided to ring it and a guy answered but his voice was really muffled. When I asked who he was, he couldn’t even say Santander properly. I asked a few more questions and then suddenly he just covered the phone so I couldn’t hear anything. Working at BT for years before retiring, I immediately recognised it as one of those scam calls.Dreams Smile DentalBoltonDirect DebitLondonSantanderBT6 monthsGot an email about a direct debit from Smiles Bolton, same as all the other ones I’ve been getting.Smiles Bolton6 monthsJust like what everyone else is saying! Got hit with a direct debit from Santander for £380, something to do with Smiles Bolton.SantanderSmiles Bolton6 monthsGot an email saying there was a direct debit taken for £380.50 for Dream Smiles Dental in Bolton. They want me to call the number 020 3824 6519, but after seeing other comments, it definitely looks like a scam.Dream Smiles DentalBolton6 monthsI just noticed a £385.50 direct debit scheduled to come out on Monday 16th from Dream Smile Dental Bolton, but I don’t even have a Santander account. Really strange and worrying!Dream Smile Dental BoltonSantanderSubmit Your Own Report (020 3824 6519)
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