02038832306
TimeLine☎️ 02038832306 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203883 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038832306
- Suspected scam by Home Care ServiceJan
2025Reported scam regarding TV coverJan
2025Home insurance scam alertJan
2025Scammers exploited elderly man's informationDec
2024Scam calls targeting vulnerable individualsNov
2024Fraudulent TV care plan callNov
2024Scam targeting elderly for moneyNov
2024Scammers target elderly for moneyNov
2024Received unsolicited call, didn't answerNov
2024Elderly man targeted by scamOct
2024Scam regarding unpaid TV coverageOct
2024Scam call about insurance paymentJul
2024Callers requesting large insurance payments, scammersJun
2024Insurance scammers targeted elderly victimJun
2024Beware of washing machine scamApr
2024Possible scam for washing machine repairApr
2024Number Of Searches: 33 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 11 April 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Coalmoor(Shropshire) and Slack, The(Durham).
02038832306 has 14 comments of which 13 x negative and 1 x neutral
02038832306 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038832306 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting elderly and vulnerable people with fake TV, home appliance, and insurance cover charges. Callers claim customers owe large amounts for years of coverage that never existed or was "free" initially, often demanding immediate payments ranging from £150 to £400, sometimes pressuring for card details. They use convincing personal info and send official-looking documents to appear legitimate. Many victims report no refund despite promises, with calls often going unanswered or ending in voicemail. Multiple accounts stress this is a fraudulent practice, with victims often unaware until significant sums are taken. Banks and authorities seem reluctant or unable to intervene effectively. Overall, it’s a well-organised, relentless scam preying on trust and familiarity.
Reports on phone number 02038832306
1 yearGot a call earlier saying my free TV cover which lasted 2 years had run out. They wanted me to cough up £400 for another 3 years or pay £150 just to cancel and get one year of cover. Felt totally dodgy to me, definitely a scam.1 yearBeware of these people pretending to be from home insurance companies trying to scam you!2 yearsMy company has a name close to the one being used for these scams, and we're flooded with calls every week - usually around 4 to 10 - from vulnerable folks who’ve fallen victim. I’ve tried raising it with Action Fraud but they just don’t seem interested. I've also chatted with a few banks and they've told me there's nothing they can really do. If you find yourself stuck in this, make sure you contact your bank straight away with all the info you can gather. Fingers crossed we can put a stop to these awful con artists.Action Fraud2 yearsEarlier today on 20.11.24, I got a call for my 87 year old mother-in-law saying she had an outstanding balance of £400 for her TV breakdown cover. They then tried to push her to pay £200 immediately over the phone with a card. Definitely a dodgy scam trying to con her!2 yearsA woman rang me up claiming I’d signed up for a TV care plan when I supposedly got a TV last year, which is totally not true - I haven’t bought a TV in over six years! She said her name was Jade Parker and the company was called Care Guard Ltd. Felt like one of those dodgy calls to try and charge me for something I don’t have.Care Guard LtdJade Parker2 yearsGot a call on my granny’s phone from someone saying they were from TV insurance. They told her if she paid a one-time fee of £200, she’d get a discount on her usual charges. It’s sick how they take advantage of older folks like that just to get cash.2 yearsGot a call from a number I didnt recognise, didnt answer it.2 yearsI rang up this older bloke about a property I was dealing with and told him he supposedly owed loads of money, saying they'd take it from his account today unless he accepted a “discount” they were offering. He got really mixed up and stressed, so I jumped in to handle the call. They said he’d signed up for some TV protection plan about four years back, and there was a £400 payment due today, but if he updated his details, he could get a discount. Even after he said he doesn’t even own a TV, they kept insisting he did and that the money would be taken today. Total con job!2 yearsSo, these lot kept saying my mum had a £400 debt for three years of TV insurance. I told them I wanted to end it, but then they came back saying if we just paid £150 for a single year, and they had our card details, everything would be sorted...2 yearsGot a call saying I supposedly had a 5 year insurance policy with them and owed £150 for the last 3 years. They asked me to pay right then over the phone. I refused and asked if giving them my password would help sort it out, but still said no. I’d never heard of Repair Guard before. When I mentioned I’d check with their Head office, the caller threatened me with a summons. I just replied, "Good luck with that!"Repair Guard2 yearsGot a call about electrical insurance and they were asking for £90. They already had my phone number and even a credit card number, which was pretty odd.2 yearsAbsolute scammers! They tricked my 84 year old grandma into handing over £200, pretending it was for home insurance. Such terrible, awful people.2 yearsBeware, this number is involved in scams related to washing machine warranties, usually asking for about £150 to £200. Never give them any money, just end the call straight away.2 yearsI reckon this might be a scam. They’re asking for money to fix a washing machine and somehow they know legit details like when it was bought and who bought it. Feels like maybe Currys got hacked or sumthin. Really suspicious.CurrysSubmit Your Own Report (020 3883 2306)
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