02039096741
TimeLine☎️ 02039096741 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203909 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039096741
- Fake Lloyds bank fraud callMay
2026Genuine fraud call, card cancelledMay
2026Suspicious call, requested birthdate, hung upApr
2026Calls for absent daughter receivedMar
2026Automated scam calls and textsMar
2026Scam call about declined paymentJan
2026Suspicious Lloyds Bank call avoidedJan
2026Spam voicemail about fraudulent transactionDec
2025Card fraud alert; attempted callsDec
2025Impersonating bank via phoneDec
2025Fraudulent texts, calls, blocked numbersOct
2025Fraud scam calls from HalifaxOct
2025Scam call reported by userSep
2025Scam calls inducing panic tacticsSep
2025Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 04 September 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Forge Side(Torfaen), Whitley Bridge(North Yorkshire) and Wiganthorpe(North Yorkshire).
02039096741 has 14 comments of which 9 x negative and 1 x positive and 4 x neutral
02039096741 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039096741 👆 is reported as a scammer pretending to be from Halifax bank, trying to trick people about fraudulent payments on their accounts. Users say they got lots of texts and calls, usually from different numbers, warning about unauthorised payments but its all an attempt to panic and steal info. Many have blocked the numbers after spotting the fraud. Calls and texts are persistent and meant to scare people. This number should be treated with caution as its not genuine banking contact.
Reports on phone number 02039096741
1 monthGot a call from someone pretending to be Lloyds about fraud on my app. The thing is, I never got any alert or message from the real app. Felt fishy straight away! Definitely a scam, they shouldn't be calling like that.1 monthI was a bit wary because my phone flagged it as spam, but it turned out to be Lloyds Bank calling about a dodgy payment on a site named orats.com. They asked for my date of birth, which I thought was standard, and nothing else personal. The call lasted about four minutes, and they ended up cancelling my old card - the one linked to that suspicious charge. I reckon my details must have been leaked from some website where I’d saved them.Lloyds Bank2 monthsGot a call earlier today from someone saying they were from my bank, checking on a card payment that didn’t go through. They told me I didn’t have to give any personal details, then suddenly asked for my birthday. I ended the call right away.3 monthsWe got two calls for our daughter, but she hasn't lived here in ages, and they even used her married name!3 monthsThey rang me a few times, and I finally picked up on the third call. It was one of those automated voices saying my name and my bank, claiming a payment had been refused. After that, I got some dodgy texts from another number. I also noticed someone tried to make a £0 transaction with my bank info, but luckily my bank stopped it straight away.5 monthsI got a call and a text from this number, they left a voicemail saying a payment got rejected by my bank and asked me to reply 'yes' or 'no' if I made the transaction, otherwise my card would get blocked. I looked up the number and it seems like a scam, so I just blocked it straight away. Not sure where they got my phone number from though?5 monthsGot a phonecall from someone claiming to be Lloyds Bank, asking if I’d just used my card this evening, which I actually had. They told me they’d cancelled the transaction. But after checking out Who Called Me and seeing what others said, I decided not to ring them back.Lloyds Bank6 monthsI keep getting this annoying voicemail from some supposed person. I blocked the number straight away. The message says something about my card being declined and asks me to press any key to do a fraud check. It’s some call from “Megan Jade Maynard” who claims she’s from Halifax. They say they need to verify if I tried to make a payment that wasn’t accepted. Then they want me to ring them back ASAP on +44 203996741. Sounds fishy to me!Megan Jade MaynardHalifaxASAP6 monthsGot a message on my phone from 02039096741 after I missed a couple of calls. They said someone had tried to use my card earlier that day, and asked me to get in touch with them. Bit suspicious if you ask me.7 monthsGot a call from someone claiming to be my bank, but it didn’t feel right at all. They asked for personal details straight away, which made me suspicious. Definitely sounded like a scam trying to get info. Be careful out there!9 monthsGot texts and calls about dodgy payments being taken from my account. Got two texts and a couple of calls. Just blocked the numbers now.9 monthsGot loads of calls and texts about supposed Halifax bank fraud, turned out to be a total scam.Halifax9 monthsDodgy call.10 monthsGot loads of calls about some dodgy bank payment I never made, right after getting a bunch of texts from different numbers. Pretty clear they're trying to freak you out and scam you.Submit Your Own Report (020 3909 6741)
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