02038732471
☎️ 02038732471 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203873 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038732471
- Calls persist despite work hoursNov
2023Scam caller pretending NHS treatmentNov
2023Potential scam targeting pain sufferersNov
2023Asian accent lady scam card/detailsApr
2022Received scam call, possibly phishingApr
2022Suspicious call from pharmacy representativeApr
2022Fraudulent vitamin order, took actionsMar
2022Unexpected call for medication deliveryMar
2022Unsolicited call offering medical adviceMar
2022Potential scam involving bank detailsFeb
2022Strange encounter with curious health workerFeb
2022Suspicious call requesting credit cardJan
2022Unrecognized caller claiming incorrect informationJan
2022Caller attempting scam involving tabletsJan
2022Suspicious call from health organizationNov
2021Warning: Fraudulent request for paymentJul
2021Unexpected phone call from strangerJul
2021Requesting card details for deliveryJul
2021Kevin called regarding missed orderJul
2021Frequent strange calls from "David" interactingJun
2021Kevin called about unauthorized orderMay
2021Suspicious person asking for detailsMar
2021Unknown caller about fake orderDec
2020Caution Naturz vitamin tablet scamDec
2020Warns of tablets scam requestDec
2020Request for credit card informationDec
2020Call came, block number, no messageNov
2020Fraudulent phone call requesting card detailsOct
2020Unsolicited call asking for paymentOct
2020Unexpected call about supplements orderJul
2020Suspicious call about vitamins orderJul
2020Inappropriate refusal of Asian callerJun
2020Suspicious call regarding vitamins. Terminate immediatelyJun
2020Kevin possible scam call, bewareJun
2020Kevin scam, fake vitamin debtJun
2020Suspicious call asking for paymentFeb
2020Phone scam, hang up immediatelyFeb
2020Unwanted call from Asian manFeb
2020Received fraudulent call claiming dispatchFeb
2020Troubling experience with lingering orderJan
2020Received scam call, ignored itJan
2020Asia scammer hung up challengeJan
2020Received early morning phone callJul
2019Fraudulent call posing as companyJul
2019Unexpected sales calls mentioning deceased husbandJun
2019Vitamin company cold calling scamMay
2019Number Of Searches: 143 Number Of Comments: 46 First Seen: 19 May 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burcot(Oxfordshire), Newtown(Dorset) and Roareim(Western Isles).
02038732471 has 46 comments of which 34 x negative and 12 x neutral
02038732471 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038732471 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from individuals claiming to represent health or wellness organisations, often mentioning vitamin or medication deliveries purportedly linked to the NHS or known pharmacies. Callers frequently use Asian accents and attempt to obtain credit card details for payment of unsolicited or non-existent orders. Targets include older people and those with known addresses, sometimes even referring to deceased relatives, raising concerns about use of personal data. Many calls mention specific supplements like glucosamine, cod liver oil, or turmeric. Recipients are advised to treat these calls with suspicion, avoid sharing financial information, and block the number to prevent further contact. Legitimate companies do not typically request payment details this way.
Reports on phone number 02038732471
3 yearsWhy is it they keep ringing during work when I never pick up then? Makes no sense at all!3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they’re from the NHS, offering some sort of pain relief treatment. Sounded pretty legit at first, but then they tried to get my credit card info. Definitely sounded a bit dodgy to me.3 yearsGot a call off someone pretending to be from the NHS, saying they can help with pain treatment. Sounded pretty legit at first, but in the end, they just wanted my bank card info. Bit fishy if you ask me.5 yearsGot a call from a woman with what sounded like an Asian accent. She said she needed my card info for delivering a prescription. Pretty sure it was a scam.5 yearsI got a call from a woman speaking with an Asian accent saying she was from Lloyds Pharmacy, wanting to check if I’d be around today to get my Glucosamine/Chondroitin prescription. She told me to jot down a code for the delivery driver and then suspiciously asked for my card info. I told her I thought it sounded like a scam and right after that, she just cut me off without saying a word.Lloyd ' s Pharmacy5 yearsGot a call from a woman, sounded with a thick Asian accent, claiming to be from Lloyd's Pharmacy about some vitamins that were supposedly prescribed to me. I had no idea about any prescription at all. She asked if I'd be in this afternoon to accept the delivery and said she'd provide a code for the courier. Then she suddenly asked for my card info. I told her I suspected it was a dodgy call and she just hung up straight away.Lloyd ’ s5 yearsGot a call from 0203 873 2471, claiming i’d bought some vitamins from Natures Health Beauties - which i never did! My old Dad ended up giving them his card info by mistake. We’ve now stopped his card and informed the bank about everything.Natures Health Beauties5 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady who oddly knew my name and where I lived. She asked if I’d be home around 11 am tomorrow so she could drop off some medication. I kept telling her I’ve never had any meds delivered before, but she just didn’t seem to get it. Eventually, she gave up and ended the call.5 yearsGot a call from a woman who didn’t speak English well and had the wrong name and postcode for me. She claimed the doctor advised me to take glucosamine after my hip surgery and told me a delivery would arrive at my home around 4.30pm today. Then, she asked me to confirm my identity by giving her my visa card details! That’s when I got really suspicious and quickly ended the call.5 yearsSome woman with an accent rang me asking for my bank info to cover stuff I never actually bought.5 yearsA woman rang claiming to be from health care and started asking me loads about my health and if I was on any vitamins. I told her I assumed she was an real health care professional and that I wasn’t keen on buying any supplements. She then said she wasn’t trying to sell anything, but I didn’t believe her, so I ended the call.5 yearsBeware, it's a scam. I got a call from an Asian lady asking for my credit card info claiming it was about some "medicine" I supposedly ordered. Funny thing is, these calls tend to come right after I make a purchase from a popular vitamin company that’s based around the Channel Isles. Seems fishy to me.Channel Islands5 yearsI got a call from 02038732471 saying they where from some health organisation but they didnt even get our name right. They were trying to reach someone in Plymouth. Bit odd really.Plymouth5 yearsI got a couple of calls from 02038732471 within five minutes. It smelt fishy since they kept talking about some tablet delivery, but I haven’t ordered anything. Pretty sure it’s a scam. Somebody really needs to sort these annoying calls out!5 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent the other day. She asked for me by name and said she was with some health and wellness group. She started off by asking how I was and what I do to stay healthy. Every time I pressed her why she called, she just kept saying she was checking in on me. Claimed she’s calling elderly folks about health stuff. My partner wasn’t having any of it and just told her off before hanging up. I’ve since blocked the number. Looks like she was hoping to catch older people who might be more trusting, but not me!5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Heathspan about an order I supposedly made, and they asked for my card info. Thing is, I never placed any order with them. Total scam!Heathspan5 yearsThey called asking for my card info, said it was for a delivery that's meant to arrive later today.5 yearsI got a call the other day and the person on the other end asked, 'Mr Wilson, are you done with your breakfast?' It was so strange, I just hung up straight away.Wilson5 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Kevin, talking about an order I never placed.Kevin5 yearsI keep getting calls from a guy named David who sounds Asian, asking for info about an order that I've never made. It’s odd because these calls always come after I buy something from a popular online vitamin store.David5 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Kevin, asking about an order I never actually placed.Kevin6 yearsJust got a call from someone named Kevin saying there’s an issue with my debit card and asking for my info. Seemed fishy to me!Kevin6 yearsGot a call from 02038732471, some bloke with an Asian accent asking if it was me. He went on talking about my address and some order for glucosamine and another vitamin. I told him I hadn’t ordered anything like that and just ended the call.6 yearsGot a call from a firm named Naturz about vitamins, saying I supposedly ordered something back in March. They wanted my card info now, seemed like a total scam to me.Naturz6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming I bought some tablets in March and now they’ve supposedly lost my credit card details. Totally a SCAM! Watch out, don’t fall for it.6 yearsGot a call where someone was asking me straight up for my credit card info.6 yearsLuckily I wasn't home when they rang. They didn't leave a voicemail but after reading these reviews, I'm definitely putting that number on my block list.6 yearsThis number rang my nan, who’s 89, saying an order from before lockdown was due to arrive today. She was puzzled since she wasn’t expecting any parcels, but at first they didn’t ask for card info. Then they called again shortly after, asking for the card’s expiry date. I told the caller we never placed any order, refused to share any details, and ended the call.6 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent claiming Royal Mail was sending a parcel from before lockdown. I told him I never ordered anything like that. Then he tried to get me to hand over my card details to pay for some supplements. I quickly said no thanks and ended the call.Royal Mail6 yearsThis afternoon around 2pm on 21st July 2020, I got a call from a guy with an Indian accent claiming I’d already paid for some supplements he supposedly sent me. Since I never ordered anything like that, I just told him to buzz off. When I checked the number, it showed up as somewhere in London.London6 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent, asking for my wife by name. I asked what it was regarding, and he said something about delivering vitamins she'd supposedly ordered before lockdown. I told him quite firmly she never made any order like that, and he hung up straight away. Totally felt like a scam to me.6 yearsGot a call from an Asian gentleman looking for Mrs #######, told him she wasn’t in and then he just ended the call.6 yearsThis guy with an Asian accent called, saying my vitamins would be delivered on Friday. Next thing, he wants me to read out the expiry date on my credit card. I asked why he needed it, and he just kept pushing me to get my card details. I told him I knew it was a scam and ended the call. He just hung up on me straight away.6 yearsThis morning, I got another call from a bloke named Kevin. He kept insisting that I owed some kind of debt. Thing is, I haven't bought or got anything from his company. I even rang up the places I usually shop with, and they hadn’t heard of either Kevin or any order from me. When I called him out on the scam, he just hung up on me straight away. Makes me think how many folks he’s managed to fool?Kevin6 yearsI got a call from 02038732471, someone named Kevin claimed I owed money for vitamins. I knew I didn’t owe a thing though. After looking it up on Google, I saw he’s tried pulling this same scam on others too.KevinGoogle7 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Kevin who spoke with an Asian accent. He was insisting I give him my card details, saying I'd ordered cod liver oil tablets from this place called "Natures Health and Beauty". He sounded really pushy and already knew my name and address, claiming the parcel was being sent via Royal Mail and I had to pay right away. I told him I usually buy supplements from the store, never online, but he just kept going on. In the end, I just hung up on him.KevinNatures Health and BeautyRoyal Mail7 yearsGot a call this morning from a man with an Asian accent claiming he’d just sent out my vitamins and needed my card info. I knew right away it was dodgy and ended the call. It’s really awful that stuff like this goes on 😡7 yearsGot a call again from a guy called Kevin, sounded Asian, chatting about vitamins and mentioned some turmeric order I got from a different firm. The number was from London like last time. Feels like they might be snooping around other businesses, which is a bit dodgy. Told him straight up I never bought anything from his outfit and to stop ringing me. Then I just ended the call!KevinLondon7 yearsReceived a dodgy phone call. The chap on the other end said he was representing Good Vitamin Company. He tried to get me to pay for some products I never ordered, saying they had already been sent out. He was fishing for my name and credit card information. I turned him down and decided to confirm with GVC directly. Turns out, it wasn't them at all - just another scam.Good Vitamin CompanyGVC7 yearsI got a call from someone with an Asian accent saying I owed money for vitamins supposedly ordered by my husband, who passed away over two years ago. It's crazy how these lot dig into death records just to scam people.7 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent, claimed his name was Kevin and said he was ringing from India about my turmeric order. I told him I’ve got loads and never bought anything off his firm before, then I just cut him off. This fella’s called me a bunch of times already, always from a London landline number!KevinIndiaLondon7 yearsHad some typical Asian scam call earlier, but as soon as I called them out on it, they just disconnected straight away.7 yearsThey rang me at 9:54 in the morning, but as soon as he started talking about vitamins, I just ended the call.7 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent claiming to be from Vitamins Direct. When I told him I’d already taken my info off their list, he just ended the call straight away. I got in touch with the actual company afterwards, and they said it was definitely a dodgy call. Be careful and don’t share any personal info with these people!Vitamins Direct7 yearsGot a couple of calls today where they kept asking for my husband, trying to pitch some vitamin supplements. Thing is, he passed away about seven years ago. Still, the guy went ahead and tried selling me those pills!7 yearsGot a call from some company selling vitamins, they were asking if I take any medication and whether I needed vitamins. Felt like a total scam to me!Submit Your Own Report (020 3873 2471)
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