02038870032
☎️ 02038870032 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203887 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038870032
- Caller offered unknown hotel alternativeJul
2026OYO rooms hotel scam complaintsMay
2026Unsolicited call, robotic hang-upJan
2026Suspicious caller, ended call abruptlyNov
2025Scam related to booking servicesMay
2025User identifies scam activityDec
2024Suspicious call, hung up quicklyOct
2024Suggests possible fraud through sellingJul
2024No one in Preston calledAug
2023Number Of Searches: 110 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 20 August 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bannfoot(County Armagh), Caldbergh(North Yorkshire), East Preston(Dumfries and Galloway), Westwick(Norfolk) and Woodtown(Devon).
02038870032 has 9 comments of which 6 x neutral and 3 x negative
02038870032 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038870032 👆 is reported as involved in a hotel booking scam linked to OYO Rooms, where fake companies are used to manage properties on the cheap, making complaints and refunds very difficult. Callers often hang up abruptly or use robotic voices, sometimes claiming to be from Booking.com but sounding suspicious. Some users suspect the calls are spam or attempts to sell something using stolen numbers. There are occasional calls without messages left. Overall, the number is frequently associated with scam or spam activity, particularly related to fraudulent hotel bookings.
Reports on phone number 02038870032
2 monthsGot a call claiming to offer a different hotel because my booking was cancelled, but the person on the phone couldn’t even say where the new place was - sounded like they guessed the town, maybe somewhere completely different like London instead of Wigan. When I asked for details, they just hung up on me. The original hotel had sorted a new arrangement already, so not sure why some random number was calling me about the switch anyway.LondonWigan3 monthsI've had a dodgy experience with OYO rooms - they use different small companies to manage their hotels cheaply, then list them on Booking.com. This makes it a nightmare to raise any complaints or get your money back. Plus, Booking.com usually goes after those smaller firms instead of OYO itself, which feels like a bit of a scam to me.OYOBooking. com7 monthsGot a call from this number, then they just hung up on me! I rang back and some strange automated voice told me to hold on. The caller ID showed OYO. Strange experience!OYO9 monthsSome bloke called asking about a hotel reservation in Hazelwick but struggled big time with the name of the closest town. It didn’t feel like he was calling from around here. When I tried to get him to spell out the town he hung up straight away.Hazelwick1 yearI think this might be one of those dodgy booking scams. Would be careful if I were you!2 yearsTotal rip off!2 yearsIt didn’t seem right, he claimed to be from Booking.com but I just ended the call.Booking. com2 yearsLooks like they’ve grabbed phone numbers somehow and now just trying to push sales.3 yearsNo one gave me a ring in Preston.PrestonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3887 0032)
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