02039053823
☎️ 02039053823 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203905 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039053823
- Fake O2 technical service scammersJun
2026Caller claimed Sky, requested emailJun
2026Warning: Scam call from 02039053823Jun
2026Persistent caller claims importanceJun
2026Called twice, blocked numberJun
2026Twice spam calls; scam warningJun
2026Spam call; do not answerJun
2026Indian lady appears confidence tricksterMay
2026Repeated calls claiming O2 identityApr
2026O2 scam warning: protect codesApr
2026Suspicious repeated calls seeking codeApr
2026O2 SIM call, suspected scamApr
2026Number Of Searches: 68 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 16 April 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ball(Shropshire), Blackfordby(Leicestershire), Dean Cross(Devon), Great Yeldham(Essex) and Normanton(West Yorkshire).
02039053823 has 12 comments of which 6 x neutral and 6 x negative
02039053823 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039053823 👆 is reported as a scam call, often pretending to be from Sky, O2 or Virgin Media, trying to trick people into giving personal details or one-time codes. The callers frequently avoid giving proper information and pressure recipients about broadband or SIM upgrades. Many users spot it as a confidence trick aimed at stealing account access. The number calls repeatedly, sometimes flagged as suspected spam, with no messages left. Some callers might speak with an Indian accent, adding to doubts. It’s widely recognised as a fraudulent attempt to harvest credentials, especially one-time codes, so vigilance is advised. Although a few mention the possibility it could be genuine, most agree it’s best to treat the call with suspicion.
Reports on phone number 02039053823
1 monthSomebody called me claiming to be from O2 tech support, but I'm pretty sure it was a scam.2 monthsThis sounded a bit dodgy to me. The bloke said he was from Sky and claimed he could lower my broadband bill out of the blue. When I asked which address he was talking about, he wouldn’t say unless I handed over my email first. I just told him he was a scammer and didn’t share any of my info, just to be safe.Sky2 monthsJust got a call from 02039053823 and it was total scam! Someone said they were from O2 or Virgin Media, saying my line would be shut off by the weekend. I just ended the call straight away and then rang O2/VM myself to check. Definitely don't pick up if this number rings you.O2Virgin MediaVM2 monthsThey kept ringing me up, saying it was something really important.2 monthsGot two calls from the same number one right after the other. Ignored them both and have since blocked it.2 monthsGot two calls from this number and my phone marked it as potential spam, so I ignored it. They never left a voicemail either. I decided to look it up on this site and was relieved I didn't pick up. Seems like it's linked to a one-time password scam, judging by what others have said. It's worrying how easy it is for people to get caught out these days. We really need to be more aware and share info like this - big thanks to everyone who's warned us about this scam.2 monthsHonestly, it’s just junk calls, best to ignore them!3 monthsHad a call from a woman with an Indian accent who sounded like she was trying to scam me, wanting personal details. Felt like a total con artist to me.4 monthskept ringing me over and over claiming they were from O2, quite annoying really.4 monthsHad a call from someone pretending to be O2, claiming they wanted to "upgrade my SIM from 4G to 5G". Thing is, I was already on 5G when they rang! They tried to get me to give them a one-time code, which I NEVER share. If you hand that code over, they'd be able to get into your account and potentially steal your bank details. Pretty much 100% of the time, O2 won’t ask you for that code. If you’re unsure, O2 staff can usually verify who you are with info scammers wouldn’t know, like your registered email or full name. Just be careful and don’t give your codes out.4 monthsThey phoned me once more and I’m pretty sure the caller was from India, though I can’t be 100% sure. I cut the call short, but before hanging up, he mentioned something about sending a one-time code to me. Right after the call dropped, I got a message with a code, and then he tried ringing back again, but I ignored it. I have a feeling he was trying to trick me into giving away that code, but I didn’t let it get that far.India4 monthsI got a call about SIM cards and O2 or something, but I was busy at work so I didn’t really listen. Figured it might be a scam, so I just ended the call. Then again, maybe it was legit!Submit Your Own Report (020 3905 3823)
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